Agricultural and Pastoral. Rural Topics
The colony has been blessed with another line fall of rain, which, though not quite so heavy as we might desire, has been, from the reports to hand, more general than any previous…
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Pastoral Intelligence. [By Telegraph.] (From Our Own Correspondent.) Albury
The following stock movements are reported:—217 fat and store cattle from Victoria, for the Albury market 1000 merino sheep from various districts, for the Albury; [?]rke[?]…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Deniliquin Pastoral and Agricultural Association. [By Telegraphy.] (By Our Special Reporter.) Deniliquin
The tenth annual show of the Deniliquin Pastoral and Agricultural Association, which was opened to-day, was successful in several respects. The ground, a grant of 15 acres, is well situated about half a mile west of the town,…
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BOURKE STOCK MOVEMENTS. — Two thousand wethers from Boorara to Queensland, 2000 wethers from Currawinya to Queensland, and 300 fat bullocks from Nockatunga crossed the Bourke bridge on…
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MELBOURNE STOCK REPORT.—King and Co. reported on Wednesday:—Fat Cattle: 1700 yarded, a few prime. Prices up 10s. We sold 50 bullocks from Blaisdale, Gippsland, to £14 7s 6d, average…
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THE GRAZIERS' PROTEST.—A meeting of representatives of the grazing and commercial interests of New South Wales was held on Friday in the Chamber of Commerce for the purpose of considering the…
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The following stock have passed:—614 merino rams, from Victoria to Kenilworth, Byrock—Davis, Oliver, and Co., owners. COONAMBLE, MONDAY…
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In keeping with our usual practice, we present in this week's issue illustrations of a few of the principal merino stud sheep which changed hands at the annual sales recently held in Sydney. These sales…
Continued on Trove, page 22 →The Grazier. The Better Pastoral Prospects
Though not over sanguine that the disastrous drought has at last been fairly broken up, there is no mistaking the encouraging signs from the great pastoral centres. Brewarrina reports more rain, and…
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Yesterday morning, in the Summons division of the Water Police Court, before Mr. Whittingdalo Johnson, S.M., Francis Augustus Wright, Edward Heaton, George R. Bonamy, Henry R. Wilson, Benjamin Windsor,…
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LONDON, July 15.—The wool sales will close on the 17th. The total quantity sold has been about 350,000 bales, and about 5000 have been held over till the next sales. Greasy wools are…
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It has been the exception, not the rule, for people connected with the pastoral interest to organise. An exception is before us now. Something like an organised movement has…
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There have been no sales of importance thin week. At the sheepskin auctions, however, competition is exceedingly active on behalf of local fellmongers, full-woolled gr[?] skins having this week realised as high as 4s. 5d. each…
Continued on Trove, page 16 →Late Agriculture Deniliquin Pastoral and Agricultural Association. Deniliquin
The tenth annual show of the Deniliquin Pastoral and Agricultural Association, which was opened to-day, was successful in several respects. The ground, a grant of 15 acres, is well situated about half a mile west of the town,…
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The following stock have passed for Homebush:— Rodier and Shaw's 800 fat wethers, a good lot. Walsh and Elliott's Murtee wethers are nearing here. FORBES, FRIDAY…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →The Pastoral Situation. to the Editor of the Sydney Mail
Sir,—In your issue of the 10th instant I noticed a letter under the above heading signed " George Maiden." With your permission I claim the indulgence of your valuable space to make a few remarks upon the subject. I fully…
Continued on Trove, page 178 →Deniliquin Pastoral and Agricultural Association. [By Telegraph.] (From Our Special Reporter.) Deniliquin
The annual dinner in connection with the above association was held last evening at Sparrow's Australian Club Hotel and proved successful in every respect; about 80 gentlemen were present. The president of the association,…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →Weather, Wool, Movements of Stock. the Week's News in Brief
The rainy weather continues to spread. Some fifty stations report less or more this week; over thirty of the reports came from points west of the Dividing Range, the remainder from helow. Amongst…
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MELBOURNE, Thursday. -- Mr. John H. Byrne, general secretary of the Farmers' Unions and industrial Protection Leagues an Orange and the western agricultural districts of New South…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Poultry Farming in Australia.—VI. Diseases Oe Poultry (Continued.)
In my last article, by printer's error, in speaking of cholera, in the paragraph commencing, "Anyhow they usually prove absolutely miserable," this last word should read "incurable," the meaning not…
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