Lightning Kills Cattle
TENTERFIELD. Thursday.—A num ber of cattle were struck dead during a severe storm accompanied by lightning last night. Seventy five points…
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Farming & the land, 1922
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Wool Sales
Winchcombe Carson sold 6,700 bales of wool on Friday at their Sydney sales. Competition was general and most animated prices for…
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The Minister for Agriculture. (Mr Chailey) on Monday stated that owing to a variation in the overseas realisation for the sale of wheat the amounts…
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SYDNEY—Mr. A. C. Manning, who is contesting the Macquarie seat in the National interests, in a statement issued this week declared that the…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—The report of the Department of Agriculture for the year ended June, 1922, was laid on the table of the Legislative Assembly on…
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Liverpool Handicap:—Volpl, Sandbee, Cymric, Cabochon, Dora Glen, Eudare, Booster, Coniston, Limestone Red Deer, Muguet, Alcyone,…
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Pitt, Son, and Badgery, Limited offered a representative selection of greasy wool, drawn from all parts of the State, including some choice lines…
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Saturday results:- Hurdle Race, about 2 miles:—Nelsonite, 9.ll (J. Collitt) 1; Le Robert, 9.13 (J. Troy) 2; Morus, 9.2 (H…
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“Buy cattle” was the advice given by Mr. W. A. Argli[?], M.L.C., whose meat works ([?]lading Da[?]o balgia, near Forbes) deal with…
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Competition was most animated in the closing November Sydney wool sales to-day. The demand was keen and general. Japan was very active…
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Before Messrs A. S. Wiackham, R. Rumble and E. B. Treatt at the Young Police Court yesterday, Peter McCulloch, 48, a stranger to the district…
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If Sir John Higgins has not the details of the Bawtascheme we must anticipate what they may be. His great ambition is to “stabilise the…
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About 1.30 p.m. on Tuesday a [?] named McCullocb, a stranger to the district, made a fire to boll his billy on the roadside about 16 yards from…
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WAGGA, Wednesday.—A disastrous fire broke out late yesterday afternoon at Malebo, and swept across several furms, doing considerable…
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A number of chaffcatter employers of Coolamon district advertise the rates of wages that they agree to pay their employees. The rate for…
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Schute, Bell and Co., report under date 24th November:—Our catalogue on Monday last was a particularly attractive one, as…
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On the 22nd inst., the Farmers and Graziers' Co-operative Grain, Insurance and Agency Co. Ltd., offered an average catalogue of…
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An opportunity was lately afforded the wives of delegates to the Country Press Conference, which was held in Sydney to be present…
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W. H. Wheatley report for Tuesday, 28th November: Cattle: No very attractive lots forward. Fair demand for steers with breeding and prices for…
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Mr. T. Reynolds, local agent for Lindly. Walker Co-Op. Wheat Coy. received the following tlegram from that firm yesterday morning:—…
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