Pastoral News
MURRURUNDI, Wednessday.—Shearing is now in full swing in this district. The clip is expected to be heavy. NARRANDERA, Wednesday.—Messrs. Manning, King [?] and Co. report the sale for delivery of 3000…
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Cattle
About 180 head of good cattle occupy the western portion of the ground. The section is much-larger than has appeared at former shows on Moore Park, but will not bear comparison with the palmy days of Alfred Park, when…
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In the sheep section, of which Mr. M. E. Maher is the steward, the display is rather small. There is a cause for this. The restrictions enforced under the Sheep Act, which compel owners who send sheep to the coast districts,…
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LONDON, Wednesday. -- The English wheat crop is expected to average 29 bushels to the acre…
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LONDON, September 2.—The harvest prospects are at present very satisfactory. The wheat crop is expected to yield an average of about 29 bushels to the acre…
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LONDON, Tuesday. -- The September and October series of colonial wool auctions were opened to-day with only a small attendance of foreign buyers…
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Wool.—From the European Mail of July 24 we extract the following:—"Since the close of the last auctions this market has remained quiet, though from all accounts there is a moderate business doing to cover immediate requirements. Quotations are…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Pastoral Intelligence. [By Telegraph.] (From Our Own Correspondents.) Albury
The late unseasonably warm weather has been succeeded by a light rain, which appears to have been general throughout the district Shearing is now commencing on most of the local stations—except those on the Upper…
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LONDON, September 1.—The September October series of colonial wool auctions were opened to-day with only a small attendance of foreign buyers. About ll,900 bales were catalogued…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →CABLEGRAMS. (Some of the following items appeared in our second and third editions of yesterday.) London Wool Sales. New Series Opened
LONDON, September 1.—The new series of wool sales was opened to-day. Messra. C. Balme and Son said R. Jaoomb and Co. had about 12,000 balon catalogued, upward of half being from New…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Farm Produce
Farm produce is better represented at the present Agricultural Society's show than was anticipated. The bulk of the cereal exhibits, however, is contributed by Mr. Angas, of South Australia, and Mr. J…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Farmers and Protection. to the Editor of the Herald
Sir,—Since my last I have been to town, where I obtained access to statistical registers and other reliable publications, and from the information I thus aud otherwise obtained I am emboldened to address you once more. I am puzzled…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Baby-farming at Ryde. Alleged False Registration
At the Ryde Police Court yesterday, before Mr. J. E. Manning and Dr. Harding, J. P., Mary Ann Baker appeared on remand, on bail, charged with having, on the 10th June, 1885, given a false certificate relating to the…
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This case, which has created considerable interest, terminated yesterday in the dismissal of Mrs. Mary Ann Baker, against whom the charge of giving a false certificate of birth was…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Baby-farming Case. Case Dismissed
The charge against Mrs. Mary Ann Baker, who is alleged to have given a false certificate of the death of a child named Sydney James Wells, was returned before Mr. Manning J.P. and…
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The collection of cattle, one and all are agreed, is by far the best over seen on a showground since the exhibition, at the ill-fated Garden Palace, and, generally speaking, the…
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