Sydney Sheep Sales. High Prices and Gold Sales. Sydney, Tuesday Night
The sale of Tasmanian merino sheep was continued. to-day. by Messrs. Brunker and Wolfe. The remaining seven rams on account of Mr. T. Gibson…
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Farming & the land, 1892
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Stray Cattle
The cattle straying nuisance was again in evidence at the Police Court yesterday, and Mr. A. G. Thompson, acting for the Municipal authorities asked the Police Magistrate to…
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The following is an extract from a report un the surplus stock prepared been by Mr. Bruce, Chief Inspector of Stock, and Bent to the Minister for Mines…
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At yesterday's wool sales there was fairly good competition and every line wag sold at late rates , greasy reaching 6 first fleece 13d…
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There was a large attendance and fair competition at the wool sales to-day. Prices are very firm for anything good, but weaker for inferior qualities To-day's catalogue was…
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The ram sales were continued to-day by Mr. Maiden, the auctioneer. The famous Tasmanian sire Golden Horn the 2nd. was purchased by Mr. R. H…
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Six hundred and fifty cattle were yarded yesterday. The market, was dull, and closing weaker. Best beef Hold at 14s per cwt.; prime hullocks, £7 5s; others from £2 5s…
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At the annual sale (third day) of stud sheep held on Wednesday at Messrs. Goldsborough, Mort & Co.'s warehouse, Circular Quay, only two Bathurst breeders made…
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The animal sheep sales were continued in Sydney on Wednesday. Goldsborough, Mort and Co. took up the running from Monday last. There was a large attendance of…
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Yesterday's wool sales were slightly easier all round…
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The annual ram sales were continued to-day, and Mr. G. H. Cox's American bred ram realised 570 guineas, and was purchased by Mr. A. Close. The building…
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A conference of dairymen that was held in the Town Hall, Melbourne, last evening passed a resolution urging that the coming season, butter bonuses be made…
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At the annual sheep sales in Sydney on Thursday, Mr. H. C. White's 20 pure merinos from Havilah, Mudgee, realised an average price of Hi guineas, and the remainder of his…
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A person on an amateur farm is, to a certain extent, isolated, and is at the mercy of various marauders that infest civilisation.— or, as I am speaking of amateur farming,…
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A meeting was held in Tattergall's chambers, Sydney, on Thursday evening to consider the recommendations of the stewards for the management, of the sheep shows in…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →For the People. Important Facts for Country Readers. the Farmers' Parliament at Wagga
I had the pleasure last week of being present at the Selectors' Conference at Wagga, attending in my capacity as a journalist, and aa a member of Parliament seeking…
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Some fine pens of cattle were sold at the Corporation Yards yesterday, and one lot of bullocks fetched £619sa head, the purchaser being Mr. Lanfranche, and the price higher…
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Any man who take an interest in the woolly quadrupeds of Australia, from whose backs comes the material of our staple industry, would be well repaid for the small…
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The sheep market in Bathurst must be somewhat dull at present, for three pens were offered at the yards yesterday, and no offer of any kind could be obtained, though the…
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A correspondent writes in the Standard:—According to a statement put before the Corporation of Limerick by a deputation of butter merchants, a serious…
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