Pastoral Mems
MR Charles Lyne, the Inspector of Stock for the Wagga District, reports the following passings of stock on Thursday:—1600 ewes and wethers (D. Pabst's), no place…
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Pastoral Mems
Mr. Chas. Lyne, District Stock Inspector, reports the following stock passings:—May 25th—3030 ewes and wethers (W. Duncan's) from Bourke Creek to Narraburra, M…
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ONE of the most interesting breeds of sheep in England is the Herdwick, the more so that they originally came from Spain, the original home of the merino, and, like the latter, have been…
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Mr. Charles Lyne, the local Stook Inspector, reports the following stock as passing through his district:—Wednesday, May 29. —5500 ewes and wethers (W. J. Lyne's),…
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This new machine, of which a model was exhibited in the Canadian court of the Glasgow Exhibition, is the invention of Mr. Romaine, of Ottowa, who for thirty years has toiled…
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Messrs. Donnelly Bros., Borambola, have sold 6700 six and eight tooth wethers. Tompson, Manning, and Jeremy, agents. Tompson, Manning, and Jeremy, have…
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Mr. Chaa, Lyne, District Stook Inspector, roport.i tho following atook passings B000 wethora (H, Oaborno'a) Falrviow to Angaroo, via Wagga, Junec, Temora, Gronfcll, and…
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AT the last meeting of the Murrumbidgee Association, held at Wagga on Friday last, the secretary read the following letter:— "Yabtree, Gundagai,…
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Mr. C Lyne, Stock Inspector for Wagga, reports the following stock as passing through his district:—Friday, 7th June, 3029 ewea and wethers (J. R. Curry's), Alhury to…
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Mr. A. T. Bolton held an auction sale of mixed cattle on Thursday, 6th June, at his Travers-street yards (in conjunction with Messrs. C. L. Griffith and Co., of Albury),…
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A MEETING; convened by Mr. James. Robinson, of Kimo, of pastoralists—that is owners of 1000 sheep or over—was held at Fry's hotel on Thursday last. There were present—Mr. James,…
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[?]e following are the Gundagai stock movements:—June 10—4000sheep (Richard Cox's), en route for Marrar station, J. Grant Ogilvie in charge; 700 sheep (Neil…
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Mr. Lyne, the local Stock Inspector, reports the following passings:—June 14—9200 sheep (Armstrong Bros.'), travelling to Gunbar via Wagga, Riley in charge…
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SIR,—We draw your attention to the enclosed draft of a prospectus of a proposed Farmers' and Producers' Union. If you are favourable to such a movement and…
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AN interesting debate was conducted in the Assembly on the 36th ultimo as to, first, whether the present Land Act gave a guarantee of a renewal of pastoral…
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MESSRS. Burnell, of Hindmarsh, have invented a, machine which, it is stated, will revolutionise wool-scouring, The problem which the inventors claim to have solved is…
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Mr. C. Lyne, the local Inspector, reports the following movements of atock through the district:—Thursday, July 4 —5834 merino wethers (C. R. Chisholmn's), Corowa to…
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The Australian, Mortgage, Land, and Finance Co., Limited, to the WAGGA WAGGA ADVERTISER- MELBOURNE, SATURDAY…
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Arthur Pieman was charged with allowing four horses to stray, and pleaded guilty. 5- and costs. Wm. Kenny pleaded guilty to allowing…
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THESE sales commenced this morning (Tuesday's Echo says) by Messrs. Griffiths and Weaver offering selection from the stud flocks of the Messrs. Cox, Rouse, and White…
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