Mort & Co's Wool Report
WOOL.—When we wrote last month, we were without information as to the opening prices at the last sales of the year, commencing on the 23rd November, but we have since learned that…
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Farming & the land, 1876
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Yass Pastoral and Agricultural Association
A MEETING of the committee of the above association was held at the secretary's office, yesterday. Present: Dr. Campbell, president of the association (in the chair), Dr. Perry, and Messrs. Rees…
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THE auction sales held during the month have been well attended, and about 27,500 bales have been sold out of 36,035 bales catalogued, thus making a total of 95,864 bales catalogued and…
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PURE-BURN CATTLE.—At the sale of shorn-horn cattle at Colac in Victoria on the 7th instant, Roan Duchess ro[?]leed 2200 guinese. The aire of these two bolfers, Duke of Brunswick, is the sire of Mr. S…
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THE following paper was read before the Warrnambool Farmers' Club on Thursday, November 25, by Mr. T. E. Rawlinson, C.E.:—…
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The fourth and last cedes of Colonial Wool Sales for the present year, opened en the 23rd instant. The total quantify arrived in time to be offered was 80,827 hales, out of which about 8000 bales…
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WOOL.—The Christmas holidays interfered somewhat with transactions in this staple, but at the two first weeks' public sales since held, a considerable amount of business was done, and on…
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Timothy Maher v. Henry Osborne. Mr. Scarvell for complainant. Mr. C. Murray for defendant. Timothy Maher deposed: I occupy 1049 acres…
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A. GIGANTIC confidence scheme has lately come to light near this city, gigantic in the amount of money fleeced from a toiling farmer, but almost infantile in its conception…
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AT Coggeshall Mr. Mechi said: AS compared with last year the present year had been a very calamitus one for the British farmer. He believed, taking the most moderate estimate, that…
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YESTERDAY the seventh annual show under the auspices of the Yass Pastoral and Agricultural Association was held on their ground on the bank of the river at North Yass. The arrangements…
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On Thursday last tHe Yass Pastoral and Agricultural Association held their seventh Annual Exhibition. The attendance was large, not less that 1000 people being present. The present…
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AT the request of a number of exhibitors we give below the pedigrees of the principal prize-takers at the show held at Yass last Thursday. Thoroughbred stallion, three years and over…
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IN giving some particulars concerning the principal cattle-breeding establishments of New South Wales I must commence by dividing the cattle-men of the colony into…
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THE annual meeting of the above Association was hold on Tuesday afternoon, at the Criterion Hotel. Mr. W. J. Watson in the chair…
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MY business this week is to tell of the Clarence and Richmond River farms, which district I have taken by itself on account of its being all cattle, and the cattle as a rule being, all…
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THOUGH one-half of the population of this same globe we inhabit is engaged in the cultivation of the soil and the rest of the people are dependent on that tillage and its…
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FOLLOWING on the great southern line of railway, and leaving the train at Campbell-town (thirty-four miles from Sydney) instead of Parramatta, the next stud farm to visit…
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A man named Carey came down to our country a short time ago, and bought a little farm just below us on the river. He didn't profess to…
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THE object gained by using the plough is turning over the soil, to a given. depth and thus exposing a fresh surface. This is effected by the plough passing along the…
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