The Brewarrina show, which was held last week, proved to be quite equal to any of its predecessors in every way, the sheep exhibits of the Messrs. Dickson Brothers, of Yarrawin, Marra Creek, being especially fine and certainly superior to ...
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Article : 634 wordsSir,—Kindly inform me by what section of the Act 44 Vic, No. 11, am I supposed to make a return of my sheep (not large stock) to the Inspector of Sheep for the district. Sec. 6 of 45 Vic, No. 23, provides for assessment upon ...
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Article : 1,238 wordsSir,—I hope you will think it worth while to allow me to bring under the notice of your readers a breed of cattle which hitherto has not been regarded here with that favour which its merits demand. I refer to the Zebu or Brahmin ...
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The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser (NSW : 1871 - 1912), Sat 14 Jul 1883, Page 66
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