THE flood water have been rising steadily all the week and [?] traffic has been suspended between North and South Deniliquin since Wednesday last owing to the submergence [?]. There [?] spoken of but the floods here, ...
Article : 1,459 wordsOwing to the large supply the cattle market was easier ; best beef 17s. Sheep were also largely supplied 50lb wethers 11a. The [?] for the Metropolitan Stakes are as ...
Article : 527 wordsSo far as the official records are concerned, the flood in the Murray at Albury was as high on Thursday last week as it was in the memorable one of 1870, but owing to a combination of ...
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Advertising : 245 wordsFAT CATTLE—700 fat cattle and 180 stores yarded. This was an unexpectedly large supply, the bulk of which ranged from useful to good quality. There was a very large attendance of country buyers. The market for all ...
Article : 329 wordsWOOL—Accounts from Riverina speak of frequent interruptions to shearing caused by wet weather, while in many cases wool is detained in the sheds pending the subsidence of floods and the restoration of road traffic. Early ...
Article : 476 wordsRate Pozzi again made her bow to the Beach, this time being charged with habitual drunkenness. She was sent to gaol for seven days. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17. ...
Article : 388 wordsIN all the other Australasian colonies the various houses of Parliament manage to go into recess at intervals which may be defined without any great stress of imagination, but in ...
Article : 2,312 wordsWOOL—Panding the opening of the season’s sales, the first week to October, no business of any importance will be transacted. The daily arrivals of the new clip are increasing, and by the end of the month a large quantity will be ...
Article : 136 wordsThe floods continue to encroach upon the town. On Saturday morning the river was up to 34ft, or seven inches above the rise in June last. On Sunday it rose two inches; on Monday the guage ...
Article : 3,649 wordsWOOL—We have no sales to report. Arrivals are scarcely as large as is usual at this time of the year, through the delay in consequence of the recent heavy rains ; but the opening sale of the season will not be any later from this ...
Article : 279 wordsMackenzie Brothers report having held their usual Monthly sale or Thursday, 12th Instant, when they offered about 20 head cattle, and sold light bullocks to £7 ; cows to £8 ; [?] £4 16s; and calves to £3. They al90 sold ...
Article : 68 wordsFAT CATTLE—1900 yarded, including 600 northerners, which were well suited to trade requirements, and owing to former drafts of far-trucked cattle having proved better then anticipated by the trade, ...
Article : 1,172 wordsIn the Assembly on Thursday the Speaker announced the resignation o! Mr Frank Parnell, one of the members for Central Cumberland, and a writ was afterwards issued for the election of a member to fill the ...
Article : 718 wordsWOOL—The arrivals are increasing in quantity, and with a return of fine weather & large supply of wool should reach the warehouses previous to the opening of the new season on the 2nd October. The fourth series of London sales ...
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The Pastoral Times (South Deniliquin, NSW : 1866 - 1962), Sat 21 Sep 1889, Page 2
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