Wool Items
THE following reference to Persian wool, which is now coming into notice at home, is taken from "Wool and Textile Fabrics":— "For some time past Persian wool has…
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Farming & the land, 1889
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Pastoral Intelligence. Western Herald Office, Friday Evening
AFTER an interval of some weeks we have to report another good rainfall. Rain commenced early on Friday morning and continued without intermission till noon. The gauage at 9 a.m. this…
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River Report—Mogil Mogil low, Collarendabri 4ft 10in stationary, Walgett, Barwon 13ft, Namoi 10ft both rising, Brewarrina 5ft. Bourke 19ft 3in, Tilpa 33ft, Wilcannia 29ft 11in, all falling, Good…
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River Report.—Collaredabri, Mogil Mogil, and Mungundi, low, Walgett, Barwon, [?] stationary. Brewarrius, [?] Bourke, [?] feet, falling, Louth [?] falling. [?]…
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River Report:—Mungundi, low; Mogil Mogil, I foot, falling; Wagett, Barwon, 7 feet 9 inches; Namoi, 6 feet 9 inches, both stationary: Brewartina, 2 feet, rising; Bourke, 5 feet, rising; Louth,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Wool Buyers' Association Sydney, October 14th, 1889
To the Wool Growers of New South Wales. GENTLEMEN,—We the undersigned Merchants, Wool Scourers, Wool Brokers and Representatives of Home and Continental Manufacturers declare…
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River Report:—Mogil Mogil, Mungundi and Collarendabri, all low; Walgett, Barwon, 6 feet, Namoi 20 feet, both falling; Brewarrina 5 feet 3 inches, Bourke 7 feet 9 inches both rising;…
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Weather.—After two or three very hot days, the thermometer registering over 100 degrees a most agreeable change look place early Sunday morning, when [?] points rain fell, accompanied by a regular wind storm. Since then the weather…
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IN a previous paper I drew attention to the necessity for the establishment of a college and Department of Agriculture for the colony and experimental farm for each of the great land divisions…
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River Report:—Mogil Mogil, Mungundi Colarendabri, all low; Walgett, Barwon 4ft. stationary Namoi 4ft 6 inches, falling; Brewarrina 3ft 8in, Bourke 5ft 8in, Tilpa 13ft, and Wilcannia 13ft 6in,…
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Western Herald, Office, Tuesday Evening. Weather and River Report.—After two or three days of very [?] weather a heavy thunderstorm broke over the town on Sunday evening last 154 points of rain falling in…
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Weather and River Report.—Since our last issue we have experienced regular summer weather the thermometer yesterday registering [?] and to-day [?] in the shade. There is every appearance of another thunderstorm shortly. The…
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Weather Report.—The weather for the last week has been gradually setting warmer, till on Monday the thermometer registered III degrees in the shade. Monday night was cloudy, but no rain Tell here, though other stations report as…
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Weather—The weather since our last has been unpleasantly hot the thermometer at noon to-day registering 107 degrees in the shade. A few drops of rain fell to-day, accompanied by thunder and…
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Weather—On Wednesday evening a heavy thunderstorm came on, bu[?]sonly 12 points of rain fell here, though very heavy rain is reported to have [?] at Moo[?] riding, and between Bourke…
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