Pastoral Mems
We are unable to publish Messrs. Cohen and Co.'s, of Goulburn, stock report for last week, owing to its not having come to hand…
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Pastoral Notes
On Tuesday next, Messrs Wilkinson, Hann Mi[?] and Co will offer, at the Pastroral Hotel [?] about [?] [?] and [?]…
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It is reported that Tin-pot station, near Grenfell, has been purchased by Mr. P. Boland. We understand that Mr. A. G. Jones…
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From Queensland we learn that splendid rains have fallen on Peak Downs Teeswater station, on the Maranoa, with 1200 head of cattle, was sold at £5 10s per…
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Mr. John Holloway, at Tooyal has sold 300 choice breeding cows. Mr. G. A. Elliot agent. Messrs Morrison have sold their Mallah…
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Our (S. M. Herald) thanks are due to the Crown Lands Occupation Office for a set of maps which have been recently executed in the drafting branch of that…
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The 3000 sheep purchased by Mr. J. W. Curry from Messrs. J. and E. Donnelly, of Buckingingay, for Mr. Donkin, of Murrumburrah, crossed the Bridge on Monday…
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Messrs Hepburn, Leonard, and Rugg have opened a stook and station agency in connection with their Melbourne and Ballarat houses at Warrnambool. The business will…
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Mr. Halliday of Brooking has sold 9000 breeding west through [?] Elliot (P. R. and Co); and Messrs P. Davis and Go of (in lamb) through the same agent…
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Messrs MeNicol, Wallace, and Co., of Melrose have sold to Mr. Thos Simpson, of Hay, 5500 [?] in lamb. Messrs W. H. M., and Co., (Hay branch) agents…
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Mr G. A. Elliot (P. R . & Co,) has sold tho following lots of store cattle :—75 well-bred cows for Mr John Holloway, of Tooyal ;50 young bullocks for 'Mr Quinn; 48 young…
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ONE of my most difficult duties was at breakfast parade. For Bur breakfast we were allowed only bread and butter to eat, and [?] had a great fancy…
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THE annual meeting above -Association was held at the Australian Hotel, on Monday evening last, the retiring President (Mr T. a. Mate) in the chair. Present:—Messra King Leltch GowlHand, Mair,…
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THERE is perhaps no defect which renders wool, and otherwise good wool too, so absolutely useless for manufacturing and especially for combing purposes, as tenderiness,…
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We received last night, far too late for publication, the schedule of prizes for the forthcoming Pastoral Show to be held on the 8th September. Is will appear in our next…
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KNOWING that the proceeding in the cattle section each year are of the greatest interest not only to visitors, the happy ones that can spare the time…
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The Lady Bowen (s) brought on Monday morning, from Messrs Marshall and Slade, Glengellen. Queensland j three imported cows, including Bonny Bell, a remarkably fine…
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THE executors of the late Duncan Robertson son (North Junee) have sold to Mr Greaves, of Yass, 1000 ewes in lamb. Mr A. T. Bolton, agent…
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From some unexplained cause, we have not received by telegraph the result of the sale of North Junee station, which was to have been offered in Melbourne yesterday…
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“AN Overlander.” sends us some particulars of a recent addition to the Yarrabee herd of cattle (Messrs Robertson-. Bros). He accidently came, upon the mob near. Merool…
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