Cattle-breeding
SHORTHORNS do not appear to suffer from the efforts of long-continued in-and-in breeding. Favourite (252), himself the result of close in breeding, was used successfully upon his…
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CATTLE-BREEDING. (From the Agricultural Gazette.)
SHORTHORNS do not appear to suffer from the effects of long-continued in-and-in breeding. Favourite (252), himself the result of close in-breeding,…
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Thanks to the energy of Messrs Wm. M'Culloch and Co, says the Pastoral Times, at Echuca, thousands of sheep have been crossed over the Murray there dy steamer at the rate of £10 per 1000…
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MR. A. N. GILBERT of Wariollah, says the Pastorat Times, promises to have one of the best bred herds of cattle in the Riverine district. In order to show how the Riverine…
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THE usual dinner in cnnnection with the Pastoral Association took place at the Australian Hotel in the evening of the Show day. The spread was an excellent one, and did…
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Three truck loads of pure-bred bulls-twenty-nine in number, and valued at £700-the property of Mr. A. N. Gilbert arrived by the train at Echuca on Thursday last on route for Warwillah station…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Telegraphic News. Direct Telegrams from Europs. [By Submarine Telegraph.] Commencement of Wool Sales. Important Advance in Prices. LONDON, Nov. 20
A SERIOUS crisis has arisen at Versailles. M. Thiers is unwell, and has threatened to resign the Presidency of the Republic, unless a large vote of confidence is given on the…
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ABOUT 300 well-bred cows, with calves, crossed the bridge on Thursday, en route to Naradhun, the station of Dr. Stitt; these are a good lot of cows, in good condition, in…
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We (Examiner) had the pleasure of inspecting a few days ago, at Mr .Settatree's hotel, Tamworth, two imported bulls, intended for the stud of Mr Hoskinson, of Barraba. They arrived in the colony…
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THE Thelangerin station, on the Lachlan, with 18,000 young sheep, has been sold to Messrs M'Farland Brothers at a satisfactory price, for cash…
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OUR Dandaloo correspondent furnishes the following under date November 20:— 102 head of fat cattle (Balfe) Buggabadah to Bathurst or Sydney, in charge of…
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A flock of 100 Angora goats, the property of Mr. Black, passed through Dubbo (says the Dispatch) on Friday last, bound for the Lachlan. They came from the Muswellbrook, and were in charge of…
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THE Fourth Annual Show in connection with the Yass Pastoral and Agricultural Association is appointed to be held on Thursday, February 13, 1873. The list…
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MESSRS. ETTERSHANK, EAGLESTONE. AND Co. announce the intended sale by auction, in January, of the following stations in the Murrumbidgee and Lachlan districts: —…
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WE hear that the Congbool Station on the Glenelg, in the western, district of Victoria, has been sold by Messrs. Burnett and Bucklands of Geelong on account, of…
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MR. BROWNE who is raising a new breed of sheap known as the "Nunah Lincoln," having written to Mr.Oddy, the chairman of the wool-supply committee of the Bradford…
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FOLLOWING the example of the Americans, the Australian colonists have hitherto gone on cultivating wheat in the same fields, but owing to the difference of climate not with…
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A MOB of 250 bullocks from the M'Intyre, New England, belonging to Mr. Morgan, were yesterday sold to local buyers. 100 to Mr. Chisholm, of Bulls' Run; 100 to…
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THE owner of the Moorak station, Mount Gambier, which is celebrated for a long lustre wool, writes as follows, on the report to the Chairman of the Wool…
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