Wednesday, 26Th March. Sheep Stealing
James Lynch, Brian Lyuch, and Peter Dignam, were indicted for having, on the 24th of August, at Connaught Jack's Station, in the Cooma District, feloniously stolen thirty-nine…
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Farming & the land, 1856
13 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers
Police Reports. Monday, May 5th. Before the Police Magistrate. Stealing Wool
A very old man named William White, was charged with stealing wool of the weight of 18 pounds, and of the value of £1 10s., of the goods and chattels of William Chatfield, Esq.,…
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The weather has been most propitious to farming operations during the week. The young barley crop is rising up luxuriously in various spots…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →To the Editor of the Goulburn Herald. Has New South Wales reached its limit as a Wool-productivity country?
SIR,—I read in a late number of your paper in well written article on the nature and productions of the Mirool country, in the Lachlan district ; and it is mentioned by the writer that…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Police Reports. Saturday, August 16. Before the Police Magistrate, and J. CROPPER, Esq
DRUNKARD.—Patrick O'Hara was convicted of having been drunk in the public streets, and was fined 10s. or 24 hours imprisonment. ASSUALT.—John Crabtree appeared on…
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THE last accounts from England of the wool sales give an advance of 2d. per lb. There appears to have been a large number of Continental buyers, which is a proof of the demand…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Tuesday, September 23. Before his Honor, Mr. Justice Therry. Cattle Stealing
Gabriel and Edward Izzard were jointly indicted for stealing, at led Ground, on the 1st May, one ex, the property of Thomas Fardy. Gabriel Izzard pleaded guilty; the trial of…
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IN the course of a lecture by Professor Symonds before the Council of the Royal Agricultural Society, on this, to flockmasters, important subject, he…
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Wool.—Several lots have arrived during the week, but only two have been offered for sale, which I purchased, one at 1s. 2½d., and the other at 1s. 3d…
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"WOOL.—The arrivals of Wool during the week have been considerable, but the chief has been on the way to Sydney. Only a few lots have been offered for sale. Since my last…
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During the last week upwards of seventy drays laden with wool passed through Goulburn en route for Sydney. Most of the drays were drawn by bullocks: the…
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There has been a great quantity of wool passed through the town during the week, but few lots have been offéred for sale; I have purchased during the week two lots, for one I gave…
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Wool Market.—This market has been very brisk for the last few weeks. I have purchased during that time about two hundred bales, in and about the district. This wool was of a…
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