Sydney Wool and Produce Reports
FOR week ending February 23, 1907: Wool.—The Sydney wool market displayed increased animation during the past week, and unquestionably…
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Farming & the land, 1907
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Sydney Wool Sales. Sydney
Messrs. Hill, Clark & Co. report:—We submitted a catalogue of 2,216 bales, and at auction including private bales made during the week, we have to report clearing 2,147 bales. The selection which we…
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Satisfactory selling conditions have prevailed since our last report. Competition has been exceedingly keen, and the demand as general as at any…
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The Hon. L. W. Watkins, in the course of an address delivered the other day before the Wisconsin (U.S.) Farmers' National Congress, dwelt upon the absence of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Local and General. Demand for Young Cattle
Just now an excellent demand exists for young cattle, and large numbers are changing hands at highly remunerative prices. This morning a large mob of poddies and mixed young cattle purchased…
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The tenth half—yearly meeting of the share-holders in the Duckenfield Co—operative Dairy Company, Limited, will be held at the factory, Morpeth, on Thursday, afternoon next,…
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At the Tamworth Show list week Mr. B. Haydon, of Bloomfield, Blandford, was awarded 17 first prizes is the sheep section, and 10 second prizes; Mr. Henry…
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SCHUTE, Bell and Co, report under date 26th February.—The market continues buoyant with active demand current for all descriptions of the staple. Bradford operators…
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The Associated Woolbrokers report under date 23rd February:—The Sydney wool market displayed increased animation during the past week,…
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If you see the name of Batt, Rodd and Purves, Ltd,, at the foot of a property sale advertisement, you have a guarantee that you are…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Farmers' Page. Rabbit Oh! Broughton Island
It is a far cry from the western plains to time little patch of seagirt land named Broughton Island, yet in many a western homestead when the…
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The Gobbagombalin and Murray estates, near Wagga Wagga, subdivided into 134 farms, will become available for selection on March 18…
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Keep milk and cream where do bad smells can get to them. In America dairy cows are clipped round the thighs and hocks regularly…
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Mr. Jas. B. McDoughall, auctioneer, Casino (in conjunction with Mr. J. N. Ferguson), auctioned the whole of Mr. J. T. Junor's dairy herd, at Deep Creek, on…
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It will be seen by annonncement in our advertising columns that Messrs Weaver and Perry, of Sydney, will conduct an important sale of…
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The Hunter River Agricultural and Horticultural Association are offering £6 in prizes of box of butter suitable for export to be stored in cool chambers for a month and then exhibited at their annual show…
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Arrivals of wool numbered 307,500 bales. of these 233,000 have been forwarded direct to the manufacturers, and with the bales left over from last series there will be…
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HARRISON JONES AND DEVLIN REPORT: We submitted at our last sale of the weekly series a catalogue of about 800 bales, which included a fair assoitment…
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Messrs. Dalgety and Co., Ltd., wool, grain and produce brokers, report—Satisfactory seiling conditions have prevailed since our last report. Competition has been exceedingly keen…
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Nature's mode of manuring and preserving fertility of soil is by spreading nearly everything on the surface, and Nature, in most cases, is a safe guide. Leaves in forests and…
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