Sale of Agricultural Farms
Mr. E. W. Sparke in conjunction with G. S. Hill, sold by auction on Saturday portion of the late Hon, John Eales's estate. The Osterley, known as "Boorara" farms…
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Farming & the land, 1908
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Wool Traffic
The wool which was behind owing to the unfavourable weather is now coming in at a good rate. Darling Harbour last week received no less than 45,000 bales, whilst 10,000 were deposited at…
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Hill, Clark, and Co. report.—Wool: We submitted a catalogue of 1420 bales, and sold at auction 1097 bales. Wools were mainly from the north-west, and formed a fairly good selection,…
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The London wool sales closed very firm…
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At the Bathurst Circuit Court on Thursday and Friday, before Mr Justice G. B. Simpson and jury, Charles Beechworth King, stock inspector at Carcoar,…
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At the wool sales yesterday there was brisk, general competition, which was well maintained till the close, Americans bidding keenly. There were sold to home…
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Schute, Bell and Co. report:—Decidedly the most encouraging features of the London September series of sales has been the small proportion of offerings which has been passed in…
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FOR week ending October 17, 1908:—Wool.—During the past week 30,529 bales have been submitted to auction, of which quantity 25,219 bales…
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The sore shoulder in horses is usually, caused by the dirty collar. Do not keep a cow simply because she gives a large mess of milk…
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Though most of the young potatoes, which were cut down by the recent frost, have begun to spring away again, it is feared that the crop will be seriously affected by the severe check which…
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The case William Walker v. Peel Shire Council, which has occupied the attention of the Tamworth Circuit Court since Wednesday, was concluded yesterday, when Mr. Justice Sly granted…
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This month there is to be a meeting of stock agents and others in Sydney, to discuss the question of selling diseased cattle…
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At the Bathurst Circuit Court on Monday. in the ease of Charles Beechworth King, found guilty of sheep stealing, his Honor. Judge Simpson, said,in…
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Dalgety and Company, Ltd., report under date of October 20th :—At the wool sales of Monday, October 19th, we submitted 5150 bales under very…
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The case William Walker v. Peel Shire Council, which has occupied the attention of the Circuit Court since Wednesday, was concluded this…
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A MEETING of the provisional directors of the above was held at the office of the Acting Secretary (Mr. S. Bowden), on Wednesday last,…
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The following conclusions were reached after tests made in some Ontario experiments:—Sweet cream was churned in less time than ripened cream. Buttermilk from…
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This month there is to be a meeting of stock agents aud others in Sydney, to discuss the question of selling diseased cattle…
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Hill, Clark, and Co. report:—"At this week's sales we submitted a catalogue of good western wools, comprising BUN, S&S over BURROWAY, AG over ELLENGERAH,…
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