The Late London Wool Sales
The result of the series of wool salas which have just closed in London will possibly afford a further demonstration of a fact that evey season is making itself more apparent—that Australia…
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News of the Week. Gundagai Police Court. Wednesday, July 12. (Before Mr. Love, P.m.) Sheep Act
John Darlow was charged with a broach of the Sheep Act, in travelling sheep through the run of John Withers, of Sandy Crook, without giving the notice required by the Act…
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Messrs. Wilkinson, Graves, and Lavender have sold through the Homebush yards 78 bullocks for Mr. A. G. Brook, of Goondabine station, to £11 10s., averaging £9 12s…
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The Lake Mundi correspondent of the Hamilton Spectator writes:— Since writing to you last week, a report that the pleura had made its appearance…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →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, stock, station, and commission agents, who kindly frunish us with particulars of their sales, are requested to see that the copies sent to us are legible. In many cases the press copy comes to us all blurred over. We shall at all times be glad to receive telegraphic notice of important sales of either stock or station property.)
Messrs. Chas. L. Griffith and Co., Albury, report:—About 150 head yarded, the bulk of which consisted of beef of prime quality, with a small proportion of inferior. The…
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. stock, station, and commission agents, who kindly furnisk us with particulars of their sales, are requested to see that the copics sent to us are legible. In many cases the press copy comes to us all blurred over. We shall at all times be glad to reeive telegraphic notice of important sales of either stock or station property.)
At the Mount Gambier Polico Court, D. Potter, a farmer, was fined 10s. for branding 20 sheep with a brand similar to a registered brand of which he was not the registered…
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Ten thousand five hundred weaners (belonging to Mr. R. A. Scott), travelling to Lower Macquavie, Burrowa, from Forest Hill, crossed the bridge yesterday, in charge…
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Two thousand and seventy sheep, travelling from Grong Grong, charge of Mr. Felstead, crossed the bridge on Saturday. We learn that Mr. A. Welman has…
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IN all countries where population is limited and land can be obtained cheaply, it is the usual practice for the occupiers of the soil to use it in a thriftless manner. When…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →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, stock, station, and commission agents, who kindly furnish us with particulars of their sales, are requested to see that the copies sent to us are legible. In many cases the press copy comes to us all blurred over. We shall at all times be glad to receive telegraphic notice of important sales of either stock or station property.)
We shall be glad to receive, for publication, from the station-owners of the district, the per centage of lambs marked this season on the several runs…
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Messrs. James Gibb and Son, of Borthoug, have sold 2500 ewes with Jambs at foot. L. A. Fosbery and Co., agents. Mr. Cassidy has sold 2100 six and eight…
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The Antwerp wool sales have closed. All the wool offered was sold, the closing rates of the London sales being fully maintained…
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A LARGE deputation of wool and other merchants waited on the Minister of Railways, to-day, to urge the necessity of a reduction in the rates for the carriage of wool from Itlverina to Williamstown. Mr. F…
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Eighteen hundred sheep, belonging to Mr. B. Bennett, crossed the bridge on Saturday, going to his selections on Junee road. Twelve, thousand, sheep, belonging to Mr…
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The third series of colonial wool anctions will be commenced on the 22nd prox. The arrivals to date, including the quantity held over from…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →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, stock, station, and commission agents, who kindly furnish us with particulars of thier sales, are requested to see that the copies sent to us are legible. In many cases the press copy comes to us all blurred over. We shall at all times be glad to receives telegraphic notice of important sales of either stock or stations property.)
We learn that Mr. E. H. Moulder has disposed of his Brotheroney station, on the Lachlan river, together with stock thereon, at a very satisfactory figure…
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H. Manning and Co. report the sale of 8000 cwes, with lambs at foot; 2000 hoggets, mixed sexes; and 2000 mixed weaners; on account of Mr. H. Williams, Little…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Pastoral Letter. William To the Catholic Clergy and Lui[?]y, of the Diocese of Goulburn
DEARLY Beloved Brethren and Children in Christ,—The opening of next year will mark an epoch in the affairs of New South Wales. Governments when granting aid to schools,…
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SOME time since we noticed the fact that the Motis-merinos—a large French variety of merino sheep—were engaging the attention of English breeders. They were first brought prominently…
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A Wilcannia firm reports the sale of 5000 fat wethers on account of Dunlop station to Mr. R. Green, of Bourke, at a satisfactory figure…
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