Pastoral District of Clarence
1—At Terranora, the entrance of the Tweed River, County of Rous. Area, 20 square miles.—The Crown lands within the following boundaries: Commencing at a…
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Farming & the land, 1862
25 stories in Illawarra's papers · page 1 of 2
Australian Wheat
It will probably be remembered by some that at the grain show, held in March last, under the auspices of the Port Phillip Farmers Society, Mr. Edward Wilson purchased three lots for…
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Otago Daily Times of the 20th December observes on this subject:—lt appears from a proclamation in the Southland Gazette that the admission of cattle from Australia to the province has only been…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Wool Report. January 25
Slight transactions have taken place, at a slight advance on November rates. The accounts from Leeds and Bradford are better, and should a fair demand continue, it is probable fair…
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Markets inactive. Few enquiries, and those mostly for wool, at last sale rates, which dealers will not accept. Next sales commence on 28th February. Stock on hand—total, 45,312 bales…
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Markets inactive. Few enquires, and those mostly for wool at last sale rates, which dealers will not accept. Next sales commence on 28th of February. Stock in hand—total, 45,312…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Local News Court of Petty Sessions. Thursday 1st MAY. (Before the Mayor and J. W. Wilshire, Esq. J.p.) Allowing Cattle to Stray
The adjourned case in which an information [?] laid by Senior Sergeant Gibson for allowing a horse to stray in the streets, resulted in a conviction and a fine of 15s. imposed, together with 5s, 6d, costs…
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A correspondent of the Field asks how be is to give a proper color to butter during the winter months. The following answers have been given, and, as they contain some useful…
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My firm conviction, founded on years of personal experience, and street observation, is, that where one man has succeeded in making himself thoroughly independent by farming in Tasmania, fifty might be…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →London Wool Report
Sales commenced 27th February. Prices obtained fully equal to rates current in November. After first ton days prices firmer at one penny advance. Prime Port Phillip flasks much…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Thursday, 15Th May. (Before the Mayor and C. T. Smith, Esq.) Cattle Straying
Two cases of allowing cattle to stray in the public streets were disposed of by the parties being fined five shilling each, and ordered to pay costs of Court…
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Arrivals to 23rd April reached a total of 84,365 bales. Judging from the feeling in the north, and the general state of trade, the recent rate can scarcely be looked for—particularly for Port…
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Arrivals to 23rd April reached total of 84, 385 bales. Judging from the fooling-in the north, and the general state of trade, the recent rate can scarcely be looked for-particularly for Port…
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The Argus says:—The following letter received by Captain Cadell from Mr. Neilson, of Neilson and Williams, two young men who have spent years in exploring the Australian wilderness…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Milton, Ulladulla. Cattle Sale
Mr. Thomas M'Gee Sold, on Friday last, at the Traveller's Home Inn, 50 bead of cattle, the property of Mr. D. M'Leod, of Moraya. The sale was well attended, and prices averaged about £3 per head…
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It is a matter of general regret that the supply of cattle for the market still continues so much in excess, that the value of cattle for boiling down into tallow regulates entirely the price of fat…
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The second series of sales for the year commenced May 2nd. Arrivals of that date consisting of Australian, 16,523 bales; Port Phillip, 45,497; Adelaide…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Fat Cattle
The Maitland Mercury states that Mr. B. Richards (of the firm of Richards and Williams, of Sydney) has just purchased 500 fat bullocks of the A. A. Company's brand, from Warrah at £4 10s., and some half…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Colonial Extrcts. Speculative Farming
Farmers are generally very fond of speculating in their operations. If one particular kind of grain is in demand one year undue attention is bestowed upon its cultivation next season, and if…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Speculative Farming
Farmers are generally very fond of speculating in their operations. If one particular kind of grain is in demand one year undue attention is bestowed upon its cultivation next, season,…
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