Gold Fields, Pastoral Districts
THE following is a return of the number of licenses to dig for gold, issued in each month, at the several gold fields in the pastoral districts, from 1st April, 1853, 31st March, 1854—…
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London Wool REPORT.—May 8
SINCE our last on the general state of the trade, but little has been done; and, with the exception of a few orders for particular sorts, our market continues very inactive. The arrivals from the colonies for our next…
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Sale of 38 bales Australian Wool, at [?] April 25, by Mr. THROUTON. EX TALAVERA, from Sydney: H with AB [?] bales at 10½d., [?] bales at 18d., 5 bales at 15½d.;…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Proposed Enqiury Concerning the Disease Among Sheep
THE subject which has been taken up in the Legislative Council by Mr. Morris is a very fit and proper one for investigation by a Select Committee, and in bringing it…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Empire. Friday, July 28, 1854. the Pastoral Interest
THERE is a balance of disadvantage against almost every productive interest apparent in the recent statistical returns. for 1853. The exception seems to be the…
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THE following Circular has been forwarded by Messrs. B. S. Levy and Co.:— 78, Basinghall-street, London, 11th May. The attendance of the trade this evening at the…
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THE following Circular has been forwarded by Messrs. B. S. Levy and Co.:— 78, Basingball-street, London, 11th May. The attendance of the trade this evening at the…
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The imports of wool into London during the week [?]ing to-day have been 18,570 bales, of which 9,067 were from South Australia, 3,815 from Port Phillip, 3,078 from the Cape of Good Hope, 2,133 from Van [?]…
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Sale of 42 bales by THOMAS SOUTHEY AND SON, May 11. EX STRATFORD, from Sydney: 110, 9 at 15½, a at 16d, 6 at 15½, 1 at 15d. Ex MAITLAND, from Sydney: PP over 11, 5 scoured at…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Liverpool Wool Market, 10Th June. (From the Liverpool Albion.)
THERE has been very little doing this week, buyers looking forward to the approaching sales on the 20th, 21st, and 22nd instants, when about 6000 bales East India, and a couple of thousand bales of other low…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Proposed Insurance Company for Protection Against Disease in Sheep and Cattle. To the Editor of the Sydney Morning Herald
SIR,—An advertisement appears in the columns of your paper of to-day, having reference to one of the most important subjects that has ever occupied thc attention. of the pastoral community of these colonies or indeed,…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Synodical Pastoral of Armagh
We the Archbishops and Bishops of the Province of Armagh, in Provincial Synod assembled, to our dearly beloved brethern and children in Christ, the Clergy, secular and regular, and the…
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Copy of a Letter from the Consul of France to Governor Sir Charles A. Fitz Roy. Consulate of France, Sydney. Sydney, 19th August, 1854…
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THIS fair was hold on Wednesday, the 26th June, in the marketplace, instead of, as heretofore, in the Bell-yard. The change was most satisfactory to all parties concerned, and all expressed themselves highly pleased with the excellence and convenience of the…
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The sale yards have been full of cattle and sheep all the week, and the alteration in prices is very trifling. Business is very dull, and likely to continue so, as large stocks are still coming into town. Calves were rather scarce last week, but are now…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →A Pastoral. (Nobbler and Gammon, two Coachmen conver[?] near the Railway.)
GAMMON LOQUITUR:— Nobbler, the music of your Jimmy's horn A int 'arf as 'orrid as them words of yourn; Trust me, the railway's progress is a hum,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Wool—the Extension of Trade. (From the Economist, June 24.)
The Ohio Farmer states "that there is in the country," meaning, we presume, the Western States, " a larger clip of wool than we have had for any previous year, and…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Council Papers. Report From the Select Committee on Scab in Sheep
THE SELECT COMMITTEE of the Legislative Council, appointed on 1st August, 1854, "to inquire and report whether eny means can be adopted to arrest the spread of the disease in Sheep called Scab," have…
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THIS fair was held on Wednesday, the 28th, in the market place, instead of, as heretofore, in the Bellyard. The change was most satisfactory to all parties concerned, and all expressed themselves highly pleased…
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Chapman, 100 head at 5[?] 10s., Sullivan and Hassall. Cattle are very acarce; prime fat bulloks are worth 7[?] each HOUSES…
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