Wool Sales. SEPTEMBER 30
EX Kinnear, from Sydney.—HHB, 3 bales at [?] 7d; 3 at Is 6hd: 4 at Is 6d. Hy, 3 at Is 7d; 3 at Is 8d; 3 at 1s 7hd; Grease, Lamb, 2 at 1s ld; Fribe. 1 at 9d…
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Original Correspondence. Beware of false prophets, which come to you in sheep's clothing, but inwardly they are ravening wolves."--MATTHEW vii. 15. To the Editor of the "Temperance Advocate." Sydney, February 4, 1841
SIR,--The extraordinary line of argument, if it may be termed argument, which "Catholicus" 'has taken, in his letter of the 19th ultimo against Temperance Societies, appears to be dictated by…
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The Garden.—Plant potatoes; prepare ground for turnips; sow artichokes, celery, cauliflower, brocoli, peas, and broad beans. The Orchard.—All tender trees are beat budded in…
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The Garden.—Plant potatoes prepare ground for turnips; sow Articholes, celery, cauliflower, brocolipess, and broad beans. The Orchard.—All tender trees are best budded in…
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The Garden.-Plant potatoes; prepare ground for turnips; sow artichokes, celery, cauliflower, brocoll, pens, and broad beans. The Crehard.—All tender trees are best budded in…
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We have been favored by a mercantile house in town with the following account of the results of the October wool sales:—London, October 10, 1840…
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We have been favoured with the first Wool Sale of the season, held at Liverpool on the 17th September, by Messrs Buchannan and Browne, on account of Messrs…
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THE following letter from an English nobleman, Lord Western, distinguished for his attention to improved brceding, cannot ful to be perused with lively interest…
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As wool must even be the grand staple of export of this Colony, it ought to be a principle object with our flockmasters to do everything in their power to improve…
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We have been favoured by a mercantile house in town, with the following account of the results of the October Wool Sales:— London, October 10, 1840…
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It having been brought under the notice of the government, that there is a number of wild unbranded cattle running at Piper's Creek, in the district of Port Macquarie, his Excellency the…
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LERDS.—The state of the cloth trade remains the same as in our last; the demand on Saturday, as usual, was much more than on Tuesday. We have, however, remarked no unfavourable symptoms during…
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The Garden.—Plant Potatoes prepare ground for thumps; sow articholes, celery, cauliflower, brocoli, peas, and broad beans. The Orehard.—All tender tees his best budded in…
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I wandered by the brook-side, I wandered by the mill- I could not hear the brook flow. The noisy wheel was still;…
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The Garden.—Pre are ground for onions and [?] plant strawberries sow [?], spinage, and at latter and, leas and broad beans, for second winter crop. The Orchard.—[?] trees, and remove all broken…
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SIR,—We beg to inform you of the termination, on Thursday the 8th instant, of the public sales of Colonial and other Wools which commenced on Tuesday the…
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The baraen.—Pre are ground for onions and leeks: plant straberri.st [?] Spinage, and at latter end, peas and broad beaus, for second winter crop. The Orchard—xamine trees, and remove all broken…
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SIR,—We begs to inform you of the termination, on Thursday, the 8th instant, of the public sales of Colonial and other Wools, which commenced on Tuesday, the 29th altimo…
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The Ganien.—Pre are ground for onions and leeks plant strawberries; sow turnips, spinage, and at latter end, egg and broad beans, for second winter crop. The Orchant—Examine trees, and remove all broken…
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Blanket, 7d to 13d—Combing, 13d to 16d—Flannel. 12d to 17d—Fleece Wools—N. and S. Down Hoggets, 1s 5d to 1s 7d—Half-bred, 1s 4d to 1s 5d—Kent, 1s 4d to 1s 7d—Foreign Wools…
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