Pastoral Notes
The information supplied to us with reference to the sale of Mr F. Chisbolm's bull Volunteer was slightly incorrect. The animals was purchased by Mr. Weir for Mr Cochran of Widgiewa…
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SHEEP-BREEDING. (To the Editor of the Australasian.)
Sir,—In my various letters I have addressed to the squatting community through your valuable journal, my constant aim has been to endeavour to keep distinct types of…
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CO'LETE the sowing of main [?] crops of onions, leeks, [?]rrots, parsnips, and beet. Sow largely of peas and brigid-beans, and still sow and transplant cabbages and cauliflower. Plant the principal crop of potatoes…
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As an instance of the value of breeding, no better case could probably be adduced than one which occurred at the Ballarat sales last week, when 83 bullocks (Messrs. C. and A. Finlay's)…
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WILKINSON, HANN, MINCHIN, AND CO. report the sale of 3000 ewes, with lambs at foot, to Mr. Robert M'Entyre. MESSRS. BOWEN AND M'ALISTER have…
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The Hamilton Champion Sheep Show was held on Thursday, 18th (?) inst. The weather was magnificent. The exhibits were better in quality than those of any former show,…
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WOOL.—We did not hold a sale this week, owing to the small quantity to hand. SHEEPKINS.—We catalogued about 30,000 the whole of which we disposed of at satisfactory rates. Prices…
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FOUR THOUSAND (4000) mixed weaners have bean sold, on account of Messrs. Gordon and Waugh, of Barellan, to Mr. Dill, of Murril Creek, Mr. G. Forsyth, agent…
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512 bullocks cold to Mr F. Lucas on account of Messrs Stinson Bros, were dell arad on Thursday. Mr G. A. Elliot agent. 222 store cattle, mixed sexes, sold to Mr John Stinson by Messrs A. and R. Am[?], were delivered on Thursday. Mr G. A…
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Since the opening of the sales on the 10th July, a further advance upon most descriptions has been realised. The chief peculiarity of the series is the strong competition among…
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238 rams (Mr Richmond's) passed on Saturday from Corecn for Haddon Riggs' station, Macquarie river. 228 Learmonth rams from Grooogal, arrived on…
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MR. JAMES MURPHY, of Teridgenia station, Bligh district, has sold 6000 fat wethers at 15s, and 2000 fat ewes at 13S 6d. MESSRS. W. AND J. RALEIGH REPORT…
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The following letter has been addressed to the Economist by Mr. Bennett:- In your contemporary, the Australasian's issue of the 13th inst., I read a letter on the…
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Following tho report published in our last issue. Mr. H. Schwartz, on July 18, issued the following:—"The competition has become still keener, especially on the part of the foreign trade, which takes more than half…
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WOOL.—The arrivals continue limited, and the portions of the new clip we have received are in an unwashed state. Owing to the small quantity coming forward, weekly sales have not yet been resorted to,…
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WE invite attention to the sale of Ercildoun rams, which is to take place to-day at the Show-yards, at noon. Mr. G. A. Elliot (P., R., and Co.), agent…
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8000 two and four-tooth wethers have been sold by Mr S. McC[?]ughey, of Coonong, to Mr George Smith. Mr. G. A. Elliot, in conjunction with Mr Geo. Forsyth, agent…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Police News. Gdndagai Touch Court. Saturday, September 27th. Before the Police Magistrate, and W. H. Hayes, [?] J.P. Sheep Stealing
THOMAS STEVENS, residing near Jugiong, was charged with stealing five sheep, the property of William Macansh, of Redbank station. Constable Jones, in charge of the Jugiong police…
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MESSRS. CLARK AND M'LEAY, of Kerarbery, have sold 1000 6 tooth ewes, and 3000 5-years old ewes, at 12s per head. MR. G. B. MACKINNON has sold 400 of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Hon. John O'shanassy and Mr. Joachim.—forfeiture of the Latter's Selections. (From the Pastoral Times, Sept. 27.)
A large proportion of mankind are prone to look on the bright side of worldly matters, consequently there is not in all of Charles Dickens's works a character that takes more…
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