Management of the Farm
As to how I turned the scale of loss into more or less profit on my farm, I have to thank the late Mr. Joor, of Aylesby, for the hint of how to do it…
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The Farm. British Agriculture Pre-eminent
THE soul of Wil[?] Cobbett, vexed with the prodigious g[?]th of towns and the spread of industr[?] and commerce in England, used to tur[?] back with a touch of…
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At the wool sales held yesterday good lots of fleece and greasy were purchased readily at late prices. Inferior parcels were almost neglected. Superior skins maintained…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Pastoral Mems. (The Agents front whom we derive the information are responsible for the statement of agency employed in each transaction reported in this column.)
Fifteen hundred (1500) fat wethers, belonging to Mr. A. G. Jones, were trucked at Cootamundra on Monday by Messrs. Strongitharm and McKenzie, to Sydney for sale…
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Messrs, Mort and Co. report:—We sold sixteen hundred (1600) bales of wool this week at from fourteenpence (14d.) to eighteen pence (18.1) for fleece; sevenpence (7d.) to…
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Mr. R. Goldsbrough and Co. report:—We offered two thousand fire hundred (2500) and sold one thousand eight hundred (1800) bales to-day; prices about same…
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THE hearing of the case against the men charged, as stated on page four, with an extensive wool-robbery, was resumed at the court in Sydney on Wednesday last, when…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Pastoral Mems. (The Agents from whom we derive the information are responsible for the statement of agency employed in each transaction reported in this column.)
Six thousand four hundred (6400) fat wethers, owners Messrs. Walsh and Yorke of Sydney, are now on north side river; Mr. Boyd in charge. W. H. M. and Co.,…
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At the wool sales held yesterday greasy brought from sixpence three farthings (6¾d.) to tenpence halfpenuy (10½d.); scoured, from twelvepence halfpenny (12½1.) to…
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Messrs. HARRISON, JONES, AND DEVLIN report:—Stations.—We notics the sale of three stations in this colony, some of which realised very full prices, and wo have had some enquiries for pastoral properties…
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Elliot, Fosbery and Co., have sold, through their Sydney agents, one hundred (100) fat cows on account of Mr. W. Walsh. Elliot, Fosbery and Co., have forwarded…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Pastoral Mems. (The Agents from whom we desire the information are responsible for the statement of agency employed in each transaction reported in this column.)
W., H., M., and Co. report the sale of one hundred and fourteen (114) head of fat cattle for Mr. J. A. Dallas, of Berembed, to Mr. Davis, of Sydney, at a high figure…
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THE Wagga Wagga Express, alluiding to the approach of the southern railway says:—"At the present time, with the southern railway approaching us, it may…
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Messrs. Kennedy's and Harrington's two thousand four hundred (2400) fat wethers crossed on Monday last bound for Sydney. Rand and Tompson, agents…
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At the wool sales held yesterday the bulk sold a shade under last week's rates…
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Mr. J. A. Dallas, of Berembed, has given delivery of a hundred and twenty (120) head of fat cattle sold to Messrs. York and Walsh of Sydney. W., H., M., and Co., agents…
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About 6000 fat sheep, the property of Mr. Lewis, crossed the bridge on Sunday morning last. These sheep had been depastured in the Racecourse paddock the day previous…
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At the wool sales yesterday fleece realised from thirteenpence half-penny to eighteenpence three farthings; scoured, from twelveponce to twentypence half-penny; greasy,…
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The wool sales are postponed to February 26…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Great Sheep-stealing Case
A well-known squatter, named Garrett M'Mahon, was tried last Wednesday at the Dubbo Quarter Sessions, before Judge Josephson, on a charge of having at Talaga…
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