Pastoral Mems
A private telegram received from London states that Sydney wools are 2d. lower. Messrs. Holloway and Sons have sold 250 well-bred breeding cows to Messrs…
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Melbourne Wool Market. Hastings Cuningham and Co
WOOL.—We held our usual weekly sale at our stores this afternoon, and submitted a catalogue of 2800 bales, of which we disposed of 2015 bales by auction, and in…
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WOOL.—The recent London Telegrams have somewhat checked the improving tendency in this market as regards value for this staple, noticed…
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We observe that Mr Rogers' clearing out sale of stock. &c., trill take place at the Forest Hill Inn on Wednesday next. Messrs Wilkinson, Hanns, Minchins, and Co., are auctioneers…
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300 head of store cattle hare been sold by order of the executors of the late Mr Chas Barrett Mr G. A. Elliot, agent. Many complaints have lately been beard of the…
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Mr. J. Donnelly, of Berambula, has sold his bull, the Duke of Cumberland, Roan, calved 7th June, 1869, by Master of Althelstane, (51) dam Cumberland, bred by the…
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WOOL.—We held our usual weekly sale at our stores this afternoon, and submitted 3000 bales to public competition. There was a full attendance of buyers, who competed well for good-conditioned greasy,…
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WOOL—On Wednesday we submitted a catalogue of 5500 bales, including a number of large and well known clips; but owing to the unfavorable…
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A very great deal of unnecessary trouble is entailed upon Clerks of Petty Sessions and Sheep Inspectors by the neglect displayed by sheep owners in sending returns of sheep, and as far as this…
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We are informed that Mr. W. R. Chapman has sold his Urana station to Mr. Newton, of Mount Gambier, Victoria. Messrs. Wilkinson, Hann, Minchin, and…
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Messrs. Jacomb, Son, and Co. report, under date October 28th. 1874:—Since the close of the public sales on the 1st inst, there has been but little business done in colonial wool in this murket. The home…
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During last week a large and destructive fire was burning on the runs of Messrs. Mate and Horsley. About twelve miles of [?] boundary fencing between the two runs were…
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We call attention to the sale by auction announced elsewhere by Messrs. Brock and Brongkton of the Illunie and Nara Allen runs, the property of Mr. John Pring…
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