Pastoral Mems
Our latest London telegram, date 29th ult. (Saturday last), informs us that the wool sales continue firm at the advanced rates of from 1d. to ½d., and that foreign…
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The Murrumbidgee Pastoral Association
A Committee-meeting of the above Association was held on Tuesday evening, at eight, o'clock. Present—Vice-President, R. B. Wilkinson, in the chair, and Messrs, Ashcroft, Baylis, Bard well, M. Devlin,…
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A meeting of wool shippers was held at Scott's Hotel, Collins-street, for the purpose of considering what course should be adopted with reference to dumping wool for the…
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Mr A. Stokes of Forbes reports the sale on ac-count of Mr Jas Rawsthorce to Messrs Kennedy and Palmer, 42 head fat cattle; 43 do to Mr W. Lowen; and 42 do to Mr John Robinson, at an…
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We draw attention to a report on our fourth page of the sale of some pure-bred sheep in Melbourne; also to the particulars of a case about false packing of wool…
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The tenth Annual Show of Stock in connexion with the Murrumbidgee Pastoral Association was held on Wednesday. As the time approached for the Exhibition, no…
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Patron—Mr William Macleay. President—Messrs A. A. Mate. Vice-presidents-Messrs A. A. Devlin and R. B. Wilkinson…
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A case of considerable importance to wool merchants and others engaged in the wool trade was hoard at the Geelong County Court on Wednesday last, before his Honour Judge…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Local Intelligence. Murrumbidgee Pastoral Associa-tion. Committee Meeting
A commutes meeting of the above Association was held at the Australian Hotel on Tuesday evening last. Present—Messrs R. B. Wilkinson (in the chair), Davidson, P. Jenkins, Ashcroft, M. Devlin,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Important Sale of Sheep. (From the Argus.)
One of the most important sales of highclass sheep that has been held in Melbourne for many years took place at the stores of the London and Australian Agency Company,…
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Mr Geo Mulhelland has purchased from Mr P. Rogers 1487 hoggets. Messrs W. H. M. and Co agents. The following are the Echuca crossings:—August…
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Mr. P. Rogers has sold 1500 mixed weaners to Mr. G. Mulholland. Geo. Mair (in conjunction with W., H., M., and Co.), agent. Mr. A. T. Bolton has disposed of a lot of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Original Correspondence. the Murrumbidgee Pastoral Association. (To the Editor of the Advertiser.)
SIR,—As so much has lately beeb said about the downfall of the above Association, I write this to you to show the public that one stockowner at least in this district is not…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →ANTWERP v. London As a Market for Wool. (From the Australasian.)
THE Messrs. Kenard Brothers and Co., wool-brokers of Antwerp and Melbourne, have issued a circular (copy enclosed) to Australian woolgrowers. On this circular,…
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In our report of the recent Pastoral Show the name of Fairy Prince 2nd appeared among the exhibits in class C section 4, as the winner of the third prize. This was an error. Mr Baylis's roan…
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All sales effected during the week by the local stock and station agents will be found in our report, published on the second page…
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In our report of the Pastoral Show, we stated that Mr Henry henty was an exhibitor in class E. section 1 (rams, 4, 6, or 8-tooth). These sheep, however, though entered, were not exhibited,…
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Our latest London telegram, dated 12th inst. (Friday), states that the wool sales continue firm, at unchanged prices. Mr. John O'Neill has purchased from Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Fine Woolled Sheep. (The Melbourne Economist.)
Shortly after the discovery of gold in Victoria, sheepowners got a perverted notion into their heads that the time had come for getting rid of merino sheep, as they were…
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800 store bullocks, (Bagot's) in charge of Mr Perry are on the North side. Mr G. A. Elliot, Agent. Mr John Jenkins of Nangus has sold a small lot…
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