Pastoral Notes
26 pure Devon cattle, selected from the celebrated stud herd of Mr. Reynolds, of Tocal, have arrived here, and are awaiting sale. Mr. G. A Elliot (P., R, and Co.),…
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Pastoral Mems
WE learn that Mr. J. J. Donnelly has sold to Mr. Crowe 1100 (more or leas) owes at a satisfactory figure. Mr. E. Holloway, of Tooyal, has sold to…
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A mob of-store cattle, particulars of which are unknown to us, is near Wallaeetown 700 prime, store bullocks have left Messrs Ffrenehâs Bland station, m charge of Mr…
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Mr. C. Bardwell, of Oberne has sold 100 fat bullocks to a Beechworth buyer. Mr. G. Mair (E., E. and Co.), agents. Mr. G. Mair, jun., Grossed the bridge…
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Messrs R. Goldsbrough and Co. report:—Wool.—There is not much business doing in wool at this season of the year. Prices are very firm, the continued favourable advices…
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A POULTRY farmer describes his misfortunes in the Pall Mall Gazette. He says:—When the summer was more than half over, just at the most inconvenient…
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THE value attached by breeders, of live stock to the possession of good pedigree has of late years been exemplified in a remarkable degree at sales of choice strains of cattle,…
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The following produce telegram, dated London, the 22nd instant, has been received by the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company:—"Up to date 250,000…
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The well-known and valuable station [?] in the Lachlan district the property of Messrs R. E. Clearance and Co. has been sold with 2400 head of cattle and 14,000 sheep to Messrs Ricketson and…
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Messrs. C. Balme and Co. report:—During the past fortnight, competition at the wool sales has exhibited occasionally rather less evenness, but any tendency to irregularity has been merely such as is invariably…
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Messrs. Renard Bros. and Co. report:—Wool.—As usual after the close of the public sales transactions during the first half of day have been unimportant. Since then business has resumed its former activity,…
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Messrs. Harrison, Jones, and Devlin report (July 24):—Wool.—No wool galea this week. The account sales and catalogues to hand by the mail which arrived yesterday show satisfactory results from those…
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Mr. J. J. Donnelly has sold his Egan Creek Station, in the Murrumbidgee district together with 10,000 superior sheep, to Mr. W. Love, of Wagga, the station being highly…
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Mr. P. Hefferman, of Clear Hills, has sold 125 good store bullocks to Mr. P. Brennan of North Yathong. Mr. G. A. Elliot (P., R., and Co.), agent…
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In the agricultural returns for 1874, some interesting figures are given regarding agricultural weath and progress in the colonies and in other…
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Messrs. Hastings Cunningham and Co. report:—Wool.—There are few transactions of any importance, the supply being so limited; but any lots placed upon the market meet…
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THE extent of the Indian trade in horses may be judged in some measure by noticing the quantity of hay and chaff supplied to the horse-buyers for use during a trip to…
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Mr. A. G. Jones has purchased from Mr. J. J. Flood the Meroo Creek Station and stock, at a satisfactary price to vendor. Terms equal to cash. Meroo Creek adjoins…
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Although our selectors and farmers enjoy a very great many advantages in this, country, owing to the liberality of its land laws, the extent of unoccupied country, and…
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Mr. A. G. [?] of Conapair[?] has purchased from Mr. Wm. [?]and, 10,000 mixed [?] Messrs. W., H., M., and Co., agents. Me[?] and M’Kellar, of [?] have sold…
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