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Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee) · Farming & the land

Farming & the land, 1886

26 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 1 of 2

Sydney "Farming."

The Bathurst Post · Friday 15 January 1886 · page 2

SYDNEY has a beautiful harbour—she bas numerous charming natural advantages. For many years past she has been the only port for this vast colony, and every man, woman, and child—yea, more,…

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Bathurst Farmers' Union

Bathurst Free Press and Mining Journal · Saturday 27 February 1886 · page 2

A MEETING of the Bathurst Farmers' Union was held on Thursday afternoon last, Mr. J. Knights, President, being in the chair. There were about a dozen members present…

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Commercial Sydney Wool Sales

Bathurst Free Press and Mining Journal · Thursday 25 March 1886 · page 2

Messrs. Harrison, Jones & Devlin write under late:—Sydney, March 22nd, 1886 :—For our fortnightly sale held to-day we catalogued 1,168 sales, but biddings were slack throughout save…

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Farming Memoranda

Bathurst Free Press and Mining Journal · Tuesday 6 April 1886 · page 4

The Tatham Farmers' Union has decided to petition the Government to [?] an ad valorem duty upon products [?] that colony which compete…

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Bathurst Farmers' Union

Bathurst Free Press and Mining Journal · Tuesday 6 April 1886 · page 2

WE are indebted to our contemporary, the Times for the following report:— A meeting of the Farmers' Union was held at Keegan's Hotel, on Thursday, Mr. Jacob…

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Farm Memoranda

Bathurst Free Press and Mining Journal · Thursday 15 April 1886 · page 3

AN American orchardist has grown a pear 2½ lb. weight, and measuring 14½ ins, in the short way and 10½ ins, the long way. Austria is said to have lost £9,000,000 from…

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Agricultural and Pastoral Notes

Bathurst Free Press and Mining Journal · Tuesday 4 May 1886 · page 3

The decrease in sheep in the Balvanald district in 1884 is estimated at 120,000 One hundred and forty miles of rabbit proof tone on the Queensland horder are to be…

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Our Sydney Butter. 10th May, 1886

The Bathurst Post · Saturday 15 May 1886 · page 5

THE Easter holidays wore, as usual, magnificently patronized by "the madding crowd"—in tram, train, and steamer—particularly in the train ; for I heard of a lot of folk who went to see our brave Wife : "This small parcel from mother is dated three days ago. If that is the best the Parcels Post can do, we had better return to the old Parcels Deliverery." Husband, who had carried the parcel in his…

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Bathurst Farmers' Union

Bathurst Free Press and Mining Journal · Tuesday 8 June 1886 · page 2

A SPECIAL MEETING of the above was held on Saturday afternoon at Kegan's hotel, when where between 30 and 40 farmers present. Mr. J. Knights, President, occupied the chair…

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The Bathurst Farmers' Union

Bathurst Free Press and Mining Journal · Tuesday 15 June 1886 · page 2

The meeting of the above Union which was reported in this paper on Tuesday last is worthy of something more than passing notice. When times are unprofitable it is…

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The Chatterer. "WOOL ! WOOL ! WOOL !

Bathurst Free Press and Mining Journal · Thursday 24 June 1886 · page 2

THE talk just now is confined almost exclusively to wool, and the grand development in the market towards high prices. There is nothing to be heard but " That's…

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Cattle Sale Yards and Recreation Reserve

Bathurst Free Press and Mining Journal · Thursday 24 June 1886 · page 3

THE citizens of Bathurst will bo glad to learn that there is at last a prospect of the Cattle Sale Yards question being settled. Prom tho following Gazette notifications It…

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Wool

The Bathurst Post · Thursday 15 July 1886 · page 2

UNDOUBTEDLY the price of wool affects the people of this colony more than that of any other article of production. The reason is that such a large sum of money is brought into the country for circulation if…

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The Railways, Our Farmers, and the Railway Frauds

The Bathurst Post · Thursday 15 July 1886 · page 2

FOR some years past we have advocated the reduction of all charges in connection with carriage by rail of farm produce. We held, and still hold, that farm produce should be carried at the lowest…

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Farmers' Union. Special Meeting

Bathurst Free Press and Mining Journal · Tuesday 27 July 1886 · page 2

On Saturday a special meeting of the members of the Farmers' Union who held at Keegan's Hotel. There were about twenty present, and Mr. J. Knights, President occupied the chair…

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Our Farmers

The Bathurst Post · Saturday 14 August 1886 · page 1

WE having not only indirect interests in the farming industry, by being storekeepers, and thus to a great extent being dependent on the success of the farmers, but also having farms of…

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Good Information for Our Farmers

The Bathurst Post · Saturday 14 August 1886 · page 1

RESPECTING the world's supply of wheat for he current year, the Cincinnati Price Current sums up the state of affairs in the following remarks:—Statistician Dodge, of the United…

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The Commercial and Pastoral Association. i

Bathurst Free Press and Mining Journal · Tuesday 21 September 1886 · page 3

At the Commercial Meeting hold on the 17th hist, at the rooms of tho Association in Hunter Street, Sydney, in compliance with the request made by several country correspondents, the…

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For the Fanner. Preparing the Wheat Ladn

Bathurst Free Press and Mining Journal · Thursday 23 September 1886 · page 3

BEGIN ploughing for wheat at the earliest postharvest moment. This will present a growth of weeds, and you will gain the aid of the rain, sun and air in pulverising and packing the…

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Bathurst Farmers Union. Special Meeting

Bathurst Free Press and Mining Journal · Tuesday 28 September 1886 · page 2

ON Saturday last a special meeting of the members of the Bathurst Farmers Union was held at Keegan's Hotel, their being about 20 present. The President. Mr. Jacob Knights…

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