Pastoral Notes
The number of sheep sold with Junee North station, was 30,000, and not 16,000 as stated in our last. Mr S. Croft, of Boree Creek, has purchased 500 ewes in lamb. Mr G. A. Elliot, (P., R., and Co.,) agent…
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Pastoral Notes
We learn that Messrs. Oliver and Morley, stock and station agents, have taken into partnership Mr. C. J. Tompson, recently with Mr George Mair…
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We are informed that Sir. Halliday, of Brookong, has sold 8000 six and eight tooth wethers at a high figure, but we are not authorised to give particulars. Messrs, W.,…
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WOOL—There have not been any public sales of wool this week. The season having now pretty well drawn to a close, it has been arranged between the selling brokers and the…
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Mr W. Rudd of Wagingoberembie has told 50 fat cows to Mr. R. H. Warmoll for local consumption. Messrs. W. H. M. and Co., agents…
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It will be seen that with this issue we have commenced to publish the Melbourne markets of Wednesday, the daily mail with Albury enabling us to place this matter for the future…
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MESSRS. HASTINGS CUNINGHAM and Co. report:—Wool.—We have done no business in this staple since our last report, with the exception of a few odd lots of greasy, which…
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In our telegraphic news we have intelligence from London, dated 8th inst., about the wool sales. We learn from the Chronicle that the…
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Mr John Thompson, of Keilambete, bas purchased from Mr Win Smith, of Darbylara, 450 store bullocks. Mr G. Mair (E. E., and Co.), agent…
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FROM time immemorial the island of Guernsey has been famous fox its breed of cattle, and a very just reputation it is, for there are few localities in Europe, and certainly none…
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THE business in the local market has been very dull during the past week, no sales, we must suppose, worthy of note having been effected, as the agents have not forwarded their…
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Messrs Sullivan and Simpson report having sold by private contract the Miller’s Creek station, in the district of Liverpool Plains, on account of Mr James Sevil, together with…
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The experiments for the cure of fluke in sheep by a process of treatment devised by Mr. Joseph Sullivan have been somewhat abruptly brought to a…
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Mr. George Elliot, in conjunction with Mr. A. T. Bolton, will sell to-morrow at the North Wagga sale yards some valuable pure-bred shorthorn cows, and store bullocks and cows,…
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The usual metropolitan and country stock reports appear on the fourth page. We may remind our readers that tomorrow an important sale will be held at Mr…
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A report has been sent in to Mr. C[?]rr, the chief inspector of stock in Victoria by Mr. Graham Mitchell, veterinary surgeon, on the…
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Messrs. HASTINGS CUNINGHAM and Co. report (May 12):—WOOL.—There is inquiry for all descriptions, but little business doing, the arrivals being few and unimportant. We…
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The following correspondence appeared in the S. M. Herald:—Sir,—So much has been of late stated with regard to the losses…
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STOCK—SHEEP:—Now that all fear of drought has passed, buyers of stores arc more inclined to operate, but the number of available sheep is much lessened by withdrawals for lambing, and the prospects of…
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Owing to the late arrival of the Albury mail last night, we were unable to publish the Melbourne live stock reports in this issue. Against all anticipations, the sale of Mr…
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