Pastoral Address, of the Rev. Allan M'intyre
The following pastoral address has been issued by the Rev. Allan M'Intyre to the Free Church congregation on the Clarence, on the eve of his leaving the Manning for…
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Farming & the land, 1863
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London Wool Report
Transactions limited to holders desirous to sell at last sales' rate to a shade profit. Stocks of second hand wools, on hand, 10,000 bales. Holders, although willing to submit, say to a loss of 2d. per lb., cannot…
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The wool sales commenced on the 26th February. Gross total, on hand 44,536 bales. Market inactive, although hoders are disposed to sell, and ready to submit to…
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The prices obtained at the opening of the wool sales were quite equal to the November sales, but after the first ten days they slightly declined in price, and will…
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IF we are to suffer from an influx of a semi-barbarous people like the Chinese, and we confess that it is very difficult to say how this is to be entirely prevented, there can be no possible reason why we…
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THE wool sales opened on the 30th April, and closed on the 30th June. A decline of 1d. to 1½. was established on the opening of the sales, but soon recovered, and continued to the end at the advanced…
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Sales opened on 30th April, and closed on 3rd June. Total bales catalogued, 928,112. A decline of one penny to three half-pence was established at the opening [?]ales, but was soon recovered, and…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Original Correspondence. Our columns are open to all writers who refrain from the use of virulent language or personalities, but we are not responsible for opinions expressed. Stray Cattle v. Good Footpaths. to the Editor of the Examiner
SIR,—There have been some sentences and correspondence straggling among your pages for some few weeks, blaming the Municipal Council for the dangerous state of our footpaths, especially, about…
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The wool sales commenced with prices fully equal to the highest range of the May sales. Lower descriptions advanced on p[?]ny…
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The wool sales had closed. The closing rates fully equalled the highest range of the May series…
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The third and most important series of sales for the year closed on the 21st August. The total bales catalogued amounted to 106,433. Buyers bought very freely, causing renewed…
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SEPTEMBER 24TH.—The markets firm. The general impression is that wool will be dearer to the extent of 1d on average rates at teh recent sales…
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