Pastoral Tenants and Homestead Leases
SPARKING in the Land Court in Sydney on Monday, the President, Mr, Rogers, Q C, said that in a leading provincial paper, which had a very large circulation in the…
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Murrumbidgee Pastoral and Agricultural Show. Second Day.—thursday, 4Th September
PATRON:His Excellency Lord Carrington TRUSTEES: A. DAVIDSON, T. W. Hammond, H. Baylis PRESIDENT: T. W. Hammond. VICE-PRESIDENTS: Jame…
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A GENERAL meeting was held in the Town hall, Young, on Monday, Mr. E. Taylor, president, in the chair. The following members were present—Messrs. W. Hall,…
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A MONSTER meeting of farmers was held at Murrumburrah on Monday in the Assembly hall. Mr. C. Tindale the president of the…
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A general meeting was held in the Young Town Hail on Monday, 1st Sept. Mr T. Taylor, President, in the chair. The following members were…
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Warden Harry Graves reports (through his Wagga agents, Horwood and Mackay):—Homebush, Monday.—At the market to-day 570 cattle were yarded, and advance 1 10s…
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A MOST important feature of the Murrumbibgee Pastoral and Agricultural Society's Shows is the competition for the Sheep Test Prizes. The prize was inagurated in 1889,…
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With, weary heart and trembling hand I guide the team afield, Good hors ah! they seem to me Time [?] I try to shield…
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The local Stock Inspector, Mr. C. Lyne, reports the following stock movements from 29th August:—8138 owes with lambs at foot (P. J. Donnelly's), North Yalgogrin to…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Our Wool Trade. to the Editor
SIR,—We desire to correct an impression which seem to prevail that the Sydney Warehouses are filled with wool. Speaking for ourselves our warehouses, capable of holding over 80,000 bales, are…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The National Association of Sheep Breeders of Australasia. to the Editor
DEAR SIR,—As it is the intention of the above Association shortly to start a Stud Sheep Pedigree Register, I would, through your columns, impress upon those breeders in your district who have not…
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Wilkinson, Lavender, and Chapman, report having sold, through the Homebush yards, since their last report:—96 bullocks for Mr. F. W. Armytage, averaging £6 5s;…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The CHEMISTRY of a Wheat Crop
IN order to get as much advantage as possible from the wheat section of the show at Young, it was arranged by the local Agricultural Society that the Instructor in…
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Sorting wool by the grower (says the SHEEP BREEDER) is not so difficult, laborious, and scientific an operation, or connected with so much expense, as…
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MR. ANGUS MACKAY, the Lecturer in Agriculture, has reporter to Mr. Carruthers, the Minister for Public Instruction, that in order to induce still closer attention to the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Wool Storage in Sydney. (To the Editor of the Wagga Express.)
Sir,—We desire to correct an impression which seems to prevail that the Sydney warehouses are filled already with wool. Speaking for ourselves, our warehouses…
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In Wood, Minnett, and Cox'z report published on Saturday, the sales of sheep made on behalf of the N.Z. and A.L. Co's Bundure station should have read £10,000…
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IN order to get as much advantage as possible from the wheat section of the Intercolonial Show at Young, it was arranged by the local Agricultural Society that the Instructor in…
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The scoured fleeces in the sixth challenge prize of the Deniliquin Pastoral Society are (says the Argus) now on [?] at the Melbourne warehouses of Messrs. Goldsbrough…
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THAT the agricultural industry is coming to the front in this district is proved by the proposal to hold a conference of delegates from "Farmers' Unions" at Wagga. As a…
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