Sheep and Wool Wonders of the Wool Fibre
Of all the gifts conferred upon the human race by a Divine Providence there is perhaps nothing which equals [?]importance or usefulness that timid…
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General News Wheat and Wool
Last wheat deliveries by rail at Darling Island were particularly heavy -lOl.564 bags. The receipts, so far this year have totalled 1,267,307…
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Sleepskins,âSpirited competition prevailed at this week's auctions all sections of the buying trade comperting strongly for the bulk of the effecting. last week's values were well…
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A shipment of 32 head of halloo was despatched to lava yesterday by Messrs. Burns, Philp, and Co's steamer Guthrie. The vessel also carries a large general cargo, and shipments of frozen meat and fruit. The Guthrie…
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LONDON, Monday Evening.—The wheat afloat for the United Kingdom is estimated at 3,950,000 quarters, and for the Continent—at 2,765,000 quarters. The shipments of American wheat to…
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The Russian ship. Sungari, which, arrived here in ballast from Newcastle on February 7, departed yesterday with 63,951 bags of wheat for the United Kingdom.. The vessel cleared at the Custom-house…
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ADELAIDE, Tuesday.—The South Australian Government is in receipt from the Commercial Agent of the following cable, dated London, Monday afternoon:—"London wheat market…
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Two catalogues were offered this afternoon on the Sydney market, covering 6925 bales— Dalgety and Company, Limited, 5970 bales, and Goldsbrough, Mort, and Company, Limited, 955…
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The imports of wheat into Sydney for the week ended February 27 amounted to 3[?] bushels from South Australia, and the flour imports to 719 bags (of 2001b each), from, the following", States:—Tasmania 34[?]; South…
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Junes branch of the Fanners and Settlers" Association protests against the practise of weighing wheat with closed doors at railway stations to the…
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Mr. John Perry is stumping the Singleton district in the interest of farmers' organisation. He is calling the primary producer to arms in…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →On the Land. Farm and Station. Destroying Rabbits
opinion as to the best methods of destroying "rabbits continues to warmly differ in various parts of the State, and the fact that such I warmth exists is in itself proof that drastic…
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GOULBURN.—Mr. Ross, an officer of the Agricultural Department, has visited Goulburn, it having been decided to establish an experiment plot there…
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WOLUMLA.—The balance-sheet and report of the South Wolumla Creamery Company for the half-year ended December 31 show that in consequence of the adverse season…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Show Girl. Chapter Xl (A Brief. Note from Jules Farman in Earls to Henry Gastonard at St. Germain.) 4 (bis) Rue du Quatre September. November 8, 1503
Monsieur,--I am very well able to understand your displeasure, and regret that it should have been incurred. Permit me to assure you that I have not deserved it. The circumstances of this…
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Out of respect to the memory of the late Sir John May, the public meeting to have been held at Berry to-morrow afternoon to urge the Minister for Agriculture to proceed with the…
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During a storm at Bega last week several cattle were killed by lightning. Since the Canowindra extract factory recommended operations the rabbit industry has…
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The successful farmers of the dry areas north of Adelaide assert that the secret lies in fallowing, working the fallow and manure. They keep their teams busy turning the…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Pastoral the Selling of Wool. London and Colonial Markets. Unfair Comparisons
Every now and again a circular reaches Sydney from a well-known wool Arm in London, pointing out the increased price obtained per bale in the latter market, as compared…
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There are five important station properties, situated on the Barwon and Bogan Rivers, New South Wales, to be sold by Winchcombe, Carson, and Company, Sydney, and Cathie and…
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