Studs and Private Herds in Early Queensland Sheep Trade
Henry G. Lamond recalls old stud practices in Queensland cattle and sheep districts. He details the rise of public studs at Abilabah Coreena Minnie Downs and Mt Cornish memory of a 400 pound roan bull, plus notes on painting brands, wool weights, and notable traders and stations from 1895 to 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Lamond
Noah
Abbiibah
J. D. Mucrish
Albilbah
J.D
Ajollbab
Coreena
Minnie Downs
Aibiouh
Bertie
B. Dowling
Jack
Toowoomba
Abbasi
Edna Lyall
Creme de la Creme
Gin Creek
Mt. Cornish
Boyd Edkins
Farmoua
Boyd
Cornish
Maneroo
W. McMillan
Lonereteh
Maneron
Parakacen
Dalgety and Co
Riverina
CTR
Marceesa
Fernet
Queensland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Myers’ Newsagency
P.O
Longreach
Leader
Byrne & CO
Grocery and
Eagle Street
Studs—And Others
Dacre Beatty
Nuken
Llanrheidsl
Freddie Pringle
Beatty
Beatie
Pringle
Central West
Speirs Pty. Ltd
Irvine