Diseases in Sheep Acts Amendment Act, 1878
THE following Additional Regulations are published for general information:— IV.—TRAVELLING STOCK. 1. The inspector may, when necessary,…
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The Farm. Winter-dressing Fruit Trees
THE winter-dressing of fruit trees has been insisted on by most writers on practical gardening, and no doubt acting on the principle that prevention is better…
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(The Agents from whom we derive the information are responsible for the statement of agency employed in each transaction reprted in this column.) The following are the bridge crossings since…
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DURING the might of Wednesday the weather changed greatly, and several heavy showers fell. The rain, however, ceased before 8 o'clook on Thursday morning, and the rest of…
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At the Liverpool wool sales prices range about the same as last aeries…
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THREE was a gathering of squatters at the Royal recently (says the Dubbo Dispatch) and for a couple of hours they sat in solemn discussion over a letter of the great apostle of…
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MESSRS. MORT AND CO. report:—Wool—We have to report an active demand at our sale this week, and every line on our catalogue was cleared. The supply is of course limited at this season, and with slight…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Value Op Sheep for Enrichingland. (From the Rural Australian.)
Some fifty years ago Anderson said that one thousand sheap folded on an acre of ground for one day would manure it sufficiently to feed one…
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THE following letter appeared in the 'Tumut Times' of last week:—SIR.—Permit me to make a few remarks in your paper in reference to an article which appeared in the…
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WHEN Cuts-who-gero and the first troop of juggling Japanese visited us there did not seem any great prospect of anything like a trade in live stock…
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Mr. C. W. Simson, of Mungadal, has sold 6000 ewes, delivery off the shears, to Messrs. M'Gaw and Co., of Burrabogie. W., H., M. and Co., agents…
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HAVING received frequent inquiries as to the provisions of the new Diseases in Sheep Act, we publish below the full text, of those clauses that are of chief interest here, having…
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(The Agents from whom we derive the information are responsible for the statement of agency employed in each transaction reprted in this column.). Mr. R. M. Shelley, of Tumut Plains, has…
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THE exhibition of the Corowa Pastoral and Agricultural Society was held on Thursday last. The weather was extremely unfavourable, and rain fell heavily throughout the…
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A correspondent writes:—7500 wethers, the property of Mr. A. G. Jones, were travelling through the Naraburra run on Tuesday last, and would probably cross the Bland…
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Messrs. HASTINGS CUNINGHAM and Co. report:—Wool.—No business worth noting has been transacted during the week. We intend holding a small sale tomorrow, when the offerings will be principally small…
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Messrs. Maiden, Hill, and Clark report having sold, on account of Mr. Duncan M'Rae, his Gundare station, near Coolah, and his Urawilkie station, near Coonamble,…
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A BOSTON inventor (Mr. J. C. Wightman, son of ex-Mayor Wightman), seems to have discovered the long-sought-for solution of the problem of shearing sheep by machinery, and…
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Messrs, HASTINGS CUNINGHAM and Co. report:—Wool.—We offered a good catalogue last Thursday, principally oddments of clips and fellmongers' lots, and cleared the whole at satisfactory prices. Sheepskins.—…
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8500 mixed sheep, travelling in this direction for sale, are now near Wallacetown, Mr. E. Carige in charge. W. H., M., and Co., agents…
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