Pastoral News
NARANDERA, Monday.—Stock passings On Friday two trucks of fat wethers from Carrathool. Rivera, owner, to Wilkinson Sydney. The lambing up to the present time looks well, but the want of…
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Pastoral News
CHARIEVILLE (Q.), Monday.—The recent rain is most welcome, as it was three years since heavy rains had been experienced here. It is rather late, but it will make the herbage grow, though not the grass…
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LONDON, June 13.—The harvest outlook is improving. The market is dull. Four off-coast cargos were sold at from 34s to 35s 3d per 4961b. The quotations ex warehouse are 35s…
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LONDON, June 12.—At the wool sales to-day about 10,500 bales were catalogued. The market is irregular for all descriptions. Inferior faulty is about ld lower than at the last sales…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Pastoral Intelligence. [By Telegraph.] (From Our Own Correspondents) Brewarrina
The local stock movements are:—250 stud bulls and 150 stud cows, Mr. J. Readford's, from Rylston to Windorah, Cooper's Creek. WAGGA WAGGA, MONDAY…
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A large meeting of farmers took place on Saturday. The principal farmers of East and West Resolution were present. Resolutions were carried unanimously in favor of the agricultural interests…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Bathurst Farmers' Union. [By Telegraph.] (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bathurst
A meeting of the Bathurst Farmers' Union was held on Saturday last to discuss a certain manifesto, which had been drawn up for consideration as a guide to the farmers at elections. Mr. Jacob Knight, the president of the union,…
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BATHURST, Monday.--At a meeting of the Farmers' Union to adopt a manifesto the following resolutions were carried:--"That for the proper development of the agricultural interest the…
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HAY, Tuesday.—Five truck of fat sheep from carrathool for Homebush; 5500 store sheep from Victoria for Narandera; 434 rams from Camperdown to Turalla…
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LONDON, June 14.—Off coast cargos of Australia wheat are selling at from 34s to 35s 3d per 480lb ex ship…
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ALBURY, Thursday.—Feed on the principal stock routes is very scarce. Following are the principal] stock movements:—5700 merino wearers, from Walbundise for Mimosa, Messrs. Swift and Hann, owners…
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BLACKALL, Wednesday.—The late rains have been general throughout the district, but heavier to the east. Jundah reported sixty points. The stations round Blackall report satisfactory falls of rain:…
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The following are the local stock movements:—Trucked on Monday: 300 head of fat cattle, Mr. Tyson owner, from Queensland, to Sullivan and Sons, Homebush; yesterday, 4000 sheep, Mr. Jones owner, from the south, to Mulga…
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TEMORA, Thursday.—A great number of travelling sheep are passing through here daily. GLEN INNES, Thursday.—Following are the stock passings for the last week:—500 mixed store cattle…
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The weather and stock reports which we published yesterday sustain the hope that the next season will be one of more than average prosperity. At the time of the sending of the…
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Dominick Kinsela was fined, in the court, yesterday, for having suffened four horses to stray in Watt-street. He pleaded guilty, but the alleged that he paid a man 20s a week to look after…
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FORBES, Saturday.—Following have been the stock passings over the Forbes common daring the past week:—1200 wethers from Drougalbie to Marsden, T. Williams owner; 500 rams from Gundagai to…
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Following are the reports of Chief Inspector of Stock for week ending June 16:— ALBURY.—Weather mild, showery; 57 points rain during week. Pasture at a standstill. Water supply sufficient…
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During the past week rain has been almost continuous, so long a spell of unbroken wet weather not having been experienced for years. In most parts of the district the fall has amounted to over 2 inches since Saturday, and in some…
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At the annual sales of stud sheep, which will take place next month, the "trump card," of Messrs. Gibeon and Sons valuable draft, which will be sold by Mesars. Brunker and Wolfe, is Prince III., the subject of our illustration…
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