Pastoral Mems
The following are the local stock passings: —400 mixed storea (John Bariow's), from Oak Hill Farm, Yerong Creek, to Albury, owner in charge Approaching.— 4500…
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Will Farmers Benefit by Protection? to the Editor
Sir,—An important part of the Protectionists creed is that competition and rivalry bring down the prices, hence it is claimed that though industries are encouraged by Protection,…
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Sir,—I would like to convince the farmers of Gundagai and Tumut districts that Protection cannot do them any good; so with your kind permission I will give a few reasons in support…
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SIR,—An important part of a protectionist's creed is that "competition and rivalry bring down the prices." Hence it is claimed that though industries are encouraged by…
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A telegram from Gundagai dated February 14, states:—The weathor during the past ten, days has been fine, but there are indications of a change to-night. Stock…
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The following are the local stock pas[?]ings: —303 wethers (E C. Pearson's), from Sandy Creek, trucked to Homebush. Richard Gibson and Co., report having sold…
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A PUBLIC trial of Mr. F. Y. Wolseley's patent sheep shearing machine was made yesterday (Thursday) at the wool stores of Messrs. R. Goldsbrough and Co. Limited,…
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The following are the local stock movements:—Approaching.—2200 merino ewes (Mrs. Groves') from Bowna to Liddledale, Charles Wood in charge; 11 bullocks (John…
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The following are the local stock passings: —10,000 two-tooth wethers (Mr. D. E. M'Kellar's) from Tumb[?]umba to Wooyeo, Like Cudjellico, Napier in charge. Wood…
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We learn that Mr F. Chisholm, of Bull's Run, has had an addition to his already very valuable herd of shorthorn cattle, in a heifer calf, which was dropped on the 27th February…
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Mr. F. Y. WOLSELY'S patent sheepshearer was further tested yesterday (Wednesday) at Messrs. Goldsboroug[?] and Co.'s wool store, Bourke-street…
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A VERY numerous company assembled at Messrs. Goldsbrough's wool store, Melbourne on Wednesday afternoon, to witness an exhibition of sheep shearing by machinery. The…
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THE test of Mr. F. Y. Wolpeley's sheep shearing as against a Klled shearer was continued at Messrs R. Golds, brough and Co.'s wool warehouse on…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →To Ensure Good Wool
THE production of a first-class fleece of wool cannot be accomplished by a novice. It requires, in the first place, a well-bred sheep, and then care in bundling through all the…
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Yon can get a sheep's age from the mouth. The first year a sheep's front teeth are sight in number and equal in size; the second year the two middle teeth are much larger than the…
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Wool.—The transactions for the past month have been comparatively unimportant, the total sales for that period being only 5000 bales In fact, the season may be said to have…
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The following are the local stock movements—Approaching.—6000 ewes (the Hon. E. Floods), from Burrowa, to Midgeon, J. Madwick in charge…
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THE committee appointed to investigate and report on the working of Mr. E. Y. Wolseley's sheep shearing machine met at Messrs. R. Goldsbrongh and…
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An exhanstive report (says the Melbourne Age) has been furnished to the Minister of Agriculture by W. T. Kendall, veterinary surgeou, upon a diseases which has made its…
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The following are the local stock movements:— Approaching.—133 fat cows (New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Company's) from the Pinuacle station, Cowra for…
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