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THE PASTORALISTS’ REVIEW
Fix this textA JOURNAL AND RECORD
Fix this textOf all matters affecting the Pastoral and Agricultural Interests throughout Australasia.
Fix this textNo. 2.
Fix this textAPRIL 15, 1907.
Fix this textYol. XVII.
Fix this textPASTORALISTS’ EXCHANGE ROOMS
Fix this textare provided at both our Melbourne and Sydney offices. Here
Fix this textStockotvners will find every convenience for reading, writing
Fix this textletters, and meeting their friends. Intercolonial and foreign
Fix this textpapers are filed. Books and Acts of Parliament relating to
Fix this textpastoral matters are available, and information of all kinds will
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Fix this textOUR LONDON OFFICE.
Fix this textViators to London may icyister th ir nam>-s at our London Office
Fix this textupon arrival in that city, and have their correspondence addressed
Fix this textthere. the London Office is in charge of Mr. J. T Critchell, at 35
Fix this textQueen Victoria Street, E.C.
Fix this textNEW ZEALAND OFFICE
Fix this textSiibscribers and Advertisers in New Zealand , who have items of
Fix this textnews to communicate should send them to The Pastoralists’
Fix this textReview, care of Mr, F. H. Lahatt, 165 Hereford St., Christchurch.
Fix this textEDITORIAL NOTES
Fix this textSome very important articles appear in this issue, articles
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Fix this textContents.
Fix this textand New Zealand. The first, on Return
Fix this textto Reason, shows that matters pol ti
Fix this textcal are improving, thanks to those in
Fix this textthe past who have not been afraid of “hitting out.”
Fix this textBreeding Constitutions into Sheep, by our special corres
Fix this textpondent, Mr. S. B. Hollings. The Growth of Australian
Fix this textWool Sales, Horsebreeding, the Live Stock of Queensland,
Fix this textArtificial Grasses, and Dr. Danysz’s Experiments are all
Fix this textwritten by experts, and are highly important. The Sydney
Fix this textRoyal Show is described and illustrated. The description of
Fix this textthis is practical, and not fulsome as most descriptions of
Fix this textshows are. The Mudgee and South-west district is de
Fix this textscribed and illustrated, and a report on the Bombay Horse
Fix this textShow (illustrated) should be of interest to horsebreeders
Fix this textan d shippers. Three Queenslanders and one South Aus
Fix this texttralian appear in our picture gallery of Pastoral Celebri
Fix this textties. Numerous Letters to the Editor on important sub
Fix this textjects keep that department up to date. In the Literary
Fix this textSupplement will he found Our Editor’s Holiday, being
Fix this textaccount of his trip to Egypt; Kanakas, one of “Jimmy
Fix this textthe Ringer’s” swinging rhymes on matters of current
Fix this textmoment, and Sporting Notes, by “ Fife and Drum,”
Fix this textwhose writings are read with interest throughout the
Fix this textsporting world. In the Stud Stock Department some im
Fix this textportant articles appear —Sheep Classing (illustrated), by G.
Fix this textL. Culliford ; a Word for the Crossbred, Definition
Fix this textof a Typical New Zealand Romney Ram, and New
Fix this textZealand Ram Breeding for Export, all by expert
Fix this textwriters. A report of all stud sales and property
Fix this textsales which have taken place in Australia and New
Fix this textZealand during the past month, the Federated Pas
Fix this texttoralists’ Union’s replies to the A.W.U. plaints, a descrip
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Fix this textillustrated pages of the leading sheep and cattle studs in
Fix this textAustralia and New Zealand make up a paper which would
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Fix this textAlmost throughout Australia and New Zealand the sea
Fix this textson continues good. Some parts want rain for watering
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Fix this textpurposes, some to enable farmers to
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Fix this textnot very much to complain of. Feed is
Fix this textplentiful, though it may be dry. Queensland has had
Fix this textgood but patchy rains in the north and central, some pro
Fix this textperties having been soaked, others getting; a sprinkle. The
Fix this textDarling Downs and coast have had too much —in the case
Fix this textof the latter bringing the' tick scourge very prominently to
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Fix this textinto a regular marsh. New South Wales has had good ra ; ns
Fix this textin parts, but wants more over a large area of the west and
Fix this textRiverina. In some parts of the south stock are being
Fix this textshifted and trees cut for fodder. In Victoria the re
Fix this textcent rains have been followed by very cold weather. A
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Fix this textIn the other States, Tasmania, and New Zealand, the
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Fix this textgood for all lines, and everything promises continued and
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Fix this textThe position re the Federal Arbitration Court and the
Fix this textPastoralists’ and Shearers’ Unions is that both bodies have
Fix this textThe Shearers’
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Fix this textfiled their plaints, and are now await
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Fix this textpastoralists recently requested the conn
Fix this textcil of the Australian Workers’ Union to assist them in hav
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Fix this textunexplained that body refused. In the issue of the
Fix this text"Worker” (the official organ of the A.W.U.) of 14th March,
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Fix this textour case will he heard almost immediately, and that no
Fix this textIt's easy and takes two shakes of a lamb's tail!
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