The Brunswick Baby Farming Horrors
The police of Melbourne have now finished their digging up by the yards of the houses which were occupied by Mrs. Thwaites in connection with the…
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Farming & the land, 1893
601 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 19 of 31
Sydney Wool Market
Messrs. Harrison, Jones and Devlin report yesterday:— For our fortnightly sale to-day we submitted a catalogue of 208 bales wool. Although the quantity was small, more than…
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Chaff and potatoes were in fair supply at the Redfern railway markets yesterday morning. Choice lots of the former sold from 4s to 4s 4d…
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WE learn from Alabama (U.S.), that sheep industry is making greater strides than that of any other stock-raising in the South, and not only the…
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Messrs. Harrison, Jones and Devlin report on 13th inst.:—For our fortnightly sale to-day we submitted a catalogue of 208 bales of wool. Although the quantity was small,…
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AT the opening of the Antwerp wool sales there was a medium attendance. Prices ranged about 5 per cent, below London sales…
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The following very interesting letter appeared in the Australasian on September 9 last:— Sir,—In The Australasian of…
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IT is estimated that the British hop crop will amount to 328,000cwt., and the crop on the Continent to less than half the yield of last year…
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UNDER the above heading Mr. J. Harris, the late M.P, for Poole in the House of Commons, who was recently in New Zealand, and visited all parts…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—At the Homehush sales yesterday, bullocks realised £4 13s to £6 5s; beef, 13s 6d per 100bs. Thirtyseven thousand sheep were penned…
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the Town Hall, [?] [?] on Thursday night about 130 [?] [?][?] a social held in connection with the Show. Mr. T. W. [?] [?] and Sir…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →A Word with the Farmers. Protection, a Necessity
To THE EDITOR: Sir,—Many of my old friends in Molong and the district write me that Free Trade is mysteriously strengthening in the consequnecy. The…
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To THE EDITOR:—Sir.—In a letter which appeared your last issue, under the heading of "Fruit rowing." Dr. Ross states the I took officer at a paragraph which appeared…
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To THE, Editor: Sir,—Though by no mean a politician, I feel it my duty to make a for remarks will reference to some of Mr. W. E. [?] stetements, appearing in your lst…
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Mr. F. W. Ward who has just returned from Canada writes:—At Chicago I tried, but without a result definite enough to state here, to ascertain whether our butter…
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Mr. Valentine, the dairy expert appointed by the Government of New South Wales to visit Europe, has secured the latest improvements in dairying machinery…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Latest Cablegrams. London, Thursday. The Melbourne Baby-farming the Antecedents of Thwaites
Inquiries into the antecedents of Minnie Thwaites (Mrs. Knorr), who is charged with bady-farming and infanticide in Melbourne, has elicted that she was formerly…
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Upon the question of the development of the trade in batter with countries other than the United Kingdom, Mr. Valentine, in his report to the [?]…
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Long-woolled, and cross-bred sleep are being introduced by some stock-owners from New Zealand, to improve the weight of carcase. The spring…
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The cargo of New Zealand wheat by the Parsee, from Lyttelton May 20, sold at 27s 6d per quarter. The Senior's cargo of Victorian wheat, from Melbourne May…
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