Tar Marking of Australian Sheep
MR. H. MITCHELL, Secretary of the Sydney Chamber of Commerce, Use received the following letter from Mr. J. Flues, a member of the Chamber of Commerce, Olmeitz,…
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Farming & the land, 1894
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The Wool Trade
MESSRS. Winchoombe, Carson and Co. report—We held our nineteenth sain of the season on Tuesday, submitting a [?]logue of 4500 bales. There was a very full attendence…
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OWING to the heavy supply, a decline in prices had to be accepted to effect sales. Wethers, 3s 4d to 7s 10d. The Cattle Market…
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A CASE from Nyngan came under the notice of Judge Manning, Hitting in Equity Jurisdictior on Friday in the matter of AttorneyGeneral v. Joubert. It appears that Mr. J…
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THE New Zealand Land Association, Limited, wires:—We offered to-day 3400 bales, and sold the bulk of the catalogue under very strong…
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The cattle supply was not heavy, but mors than sufficient for requirements. Prices were lower, best beef realising 12s 6d…
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MR. JAMES W. WARD, wool classer and wool sceurer, Charleville, writes as follows to the local paper:—I had an…
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THE New Zealand Land Association wires: — We offered 2010 bales of wool to-day. There was a large attendance of buyers, and active…
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AT last year's sl[?]earers' conference it was decided to offer a reward of £50 for an invention which would indicate whether…
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MR. J. H. MAIDEN, Consulting Botanist to the Agricultural Department, writes in the last Agricultural Gazette:--" When we are reminded that the botanical name of lucerne is Medicago sativa…
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There was a heavy supply of cattle, and prices were further reduced. Best beef, 12s 6d…
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IN the sheEp markEt there was a good snpply, late rates being maintained. Best wethers, 7s 9d…
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To draft sheep will requires a steady head and clear eye, and it is some time before it can be mastered, and even then to draft correctly is almost a sciences. The beginner generally starts…
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MR. JAMES W. WARD, wool classer and wool scourer, Charleville, writes as follows to the local paper. "I had an opportunity of testing No 1 bore at…
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THE Minister for Mines and Agriculture has received the following report from Mr. R. D. Jones, Acting Chief Inspector of Stock :-- " Recently reports have reached this office from…
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Prices were lower. Best beef, 12s…
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English wheat is being sold at between 24s and 25s a quarter, the lowest price since 1846…
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SHEEP were in excess of requirements, and prices were lower. Best wethers, 7s 6d; medium, 5s to 6s…
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"N.S.W." in a letter to the DAILY TELEGRAPH points out that, although the grass harvests must always be of the first importance to the welfare of the colony, no…
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Cattle was very dull; best beef 12s…
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