Travelling Sheep
As some doubts have existed in the minds of both drovers and sheep-holders as to the meaning of the fortieth clause of the Sheep Diseases Prevention Act, directing owners of…
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Farming & the land, 1869
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Sydney Wool, Tallow, and Hides Markets
Operations in wool have been a[?]mo[?]t unknown. A few parcels have been sold to close accounts, but the trade appear determined to do nothing until the results of the February sales are to hand. The advices…
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THE wool sent for exhibition and competitions was on Thursday tested by the judges. Four gentlemen had been appointed to perform this duty, but Mr Goldsbrough not being able to attend, the task…
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The wool sales closed on 24th March, without recovery: the decline gradually Bottled into a general reduction of 1d. to 1½d., then to 2d. per lb. verging upon the most depressed portion of last…
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The first series of the colonial wool sales, commenced on the 25th February, terminated on March 24. The attendance of buyers was large, but the biddings were low,…
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Since the closing of last sales, on March 24, very little has been done in this market, and prices remain without change. Business in the manufacturing districts, both here and…
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SIR,--As the question of how travelling sheep are to be dealt with is one which must be settled when Parliament meets, it would be well if that question were discussed through the medium of the Press…
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THE following letter and suggestions upon the travelling sheep question, from Mr. John Patterson of Illalong, appeared in the Sydney Morning Herald:—…
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1. All directors and sheep-inspectors appointed pointed under the Diseases in Sheep Act of 1866 shall be held to be driectors and sheep-inspectors under this act…
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The May solos commenced on the 6th and took a course similar to the August sales lest year. Prices showed no material reduction; but competition was weak, with a tendency decidedly downward. Considerable quantities were bought…
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WITH the prospect of some years of plenty after the late seasons of comparative scarcity; and high prices, this is a question now being seriously discussed in different parts…
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AT the Queanbeyan police court on Tuesday, before the police-magistrate and Messrs. Newcombe and Wright, Moses Joseph of Naas Valley, grazier, appeared on summons charging him with having,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Doung Local News. Young Police Court. Tuesday, 24th July. (Before the Police Magistrate.) Sheep Stealing
Julia Welsh was charged with sheep stealing Robert Bean, sworn, said: I am senior constable of police stationed at Murrumburrah. From information received I proceeded to a…
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The second series of colonial sales commenced on the 6th of May, and terminated on the 19th of June. Catalogues comprised—Sydney, 41,573 bales; Melbourne, 93,899. The attendance generally was…
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The second series of colonial sales commenced on the 6th of May, and terminated on the 19th June. Catalogues comprised--Sydney, 41,573 bales, Melbourne, 93,899. The…
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ON Wednesday afternoon a public mooting was held at Colls's Commercial Hotel, fertile purpose of considering the propriety of originating an Agricultural and Pastoral Association in Yass…
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The second aeries of colonial sales commenced on the 6th of May, and terminated on the 19th June, Catalogues comprised ——Sydney 41,573 bales, Melbourne,…
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THIS is, of course, the first reason to be assigned for the late fall in prices; but the question for sheepowners to consider is whether that over-production should be…
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SINCE it has become the fashion to turn the study of entomology to more practical purposes than the impaling on pins of beetles and butterflies, we every now and again get…
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Frederick Rivers, on remand, was brought up charged with the above offence. Walter Watson, sworn, said: Since giving my evidence I wish to state that the beast is…
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