The Wool Trade
Sir Daniel Cooper is evidently not content with a partial success. He is deeply imbued with a belief to the effect that a great wrong exists, and…
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Monday, April 24, 1871. Sheep Stealing
Thomas Hart was charged with sheepstealing at Gobbagurabalin on the 22nd October last. Prisoner pleaded not guilty and was…
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WOOL—To meet the convenience, of parties desirous of purchising for remittance by the mail which left yesterday, our this week's sales took place on Monday, instead…
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A CORRESPONDENT, who writes to us from a part of the interior which shall be nameless, asks us if the Cattle-Stealing Prevention Society is still in…
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Section 1.—For the best Hereford Bull of any age. First prize, silver cup, value £3; second prize, silver cup, value £2; third prize, hon. mention…
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Section 1.—For the best Short-horn Bull of any age. Prize, silver cup, value £5. Section 2.—For the best Colonial-bred Shorthorn Bull above three years of age. First…
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Section 1.—For the three best Colonial-bred Merino Rams, four, six, or eight-tooth (or over). First prize, silver cup, value £5; second prize, silver cup, value £2;…
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WOOL.—Our sale this week was scarcely as brisk as we anticipated, seeing how near we are to the termination of the season, and that our catalogue contained some…
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A CORRESPONDENT writes to the 'S.M. Herald' strongly advocating the support and extension of Cattle Stealing Prevention Societys, and giving some starling details…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Deniliquin Races. (Abridged from the Pastoral Times.)
THURSDAY at Deniliquin was a delightful day—there was a beautiful and soft balmy south breeze blowing, and the sun was just sufficiently powerful to temper the breeze…
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IN the "Commercial History and Review of 1870," just issued by the publisher of the Economist, there occur the following remarks respecting Australian and Cape wools:—…
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WOOL.—Owing to the non-arrival of the English telegram up to Wednesday last, we determined on postponing our sales advertised for that day until Monday next,…
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THE way to raise turkeys, which, if carried out, would be most profitable, is to have hardy sorts. Turkeys do no one good thing on a farm except eating up myriads of insects…
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WOOL.—The news by the Geelong steamer is, on the whole, favourable to growers. At our sale on Monday last, postponed from the previous Wednesday, some 700…
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WOOL AND SHEEPSKINS.—Having held no sale this week, we have nothing to report. HIDES were in improved demand this morning, when we quitted over 700 at very…
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WOOL.—The news by the mail delivered last night is in every respect satisfactory, and confirmatory of the views we have held and expressed for some time past,…
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WOOL AND SHEEPSKINS.—Not having held a sate this week, we have nothing to report. HIDES were in larger supply tins moruing than we have scon them for some time…
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Wool.—The briskest sale we have had to report throughout the season took place on Wednesday last, when upwards of 200 bales passed the hammer at prices showing…
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A CASE of great hardship to a family, involving a disregard of proprietary duties, which calls to mind Goldsmith's lament in the "Deserted Village,"…
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WOOL.—We held no sale this week. Sheepskins.—The improvement last week was again apparent at our sale on Thursday, when we quitted a large number at…
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