The Price of Wheat. SYDNEY, Monday night
Owing to the fall in prices at the American market, pending large transactions in Frisco wheat for Sydney, the market has dropped…
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Farming & the land, 1896
640 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 10 of 32
BATHURST Daily Free Press. "Magna est verstas et provalebit." Tuesday, April 14, 1896. The Bee-farming Industry
The case that was before the Local Land Board on Saturday last opens up a question of more than ordinary importance, for in its settlement is involved the…
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As some of our friends are much concerned about this, we give the following information from the Herald:— Little change occurred in…
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THE Government have been good enough to arrange for assistance to our farmers who lost their crops last year. No time should be lost. The forms may be had…
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The "Standard states that the recent imports of Victorian and New Zealand butters afe superior to Danish, and that the New Zealand cheese is better than…
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MR. GEORGE Kiss sold by auction at the Royal Agricultural Society's grounds on the 9th inst several consignments of butter, being exhibits in the…
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With reference to the dissatisfaction by western millers against the new Railway rates which came into operation yesterday, and who sate that by those rate, the Albury and…
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The Woman Dyer, who has been arrested in connection with the deaths of six infants found in the Thames has been carrying on baby-farming for years…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Latest Cablegrams. London, Monday. English Baby Farming. Six Dead Infants Found. Dragging the Thames
A ghastly discovery has been made in Reading, Berkshire, about 40 miles from London, the bodies of six babies having been found in the Hirer Thames…
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Arrangements are being made for Canada to dispatch a second shipment of 20,000 bushels of wheat to Australia…
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The show of farm produce is better than might have been expected from a not over prolific season. The exhibits of hay are not numerous, but the…
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AT the Molong Police Court on Friday and Saturday last, before Dr. Ross and Mr. W. H. Couch. Js.P., Daniel Smith appeared to answer a charge of stealing…
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Mr. S. MrCaughey, of Coonong Station, Jerilderie, is the largest sheep owner in the world. He has 3,000,000 acres of land and last year shore 1,000,000 sheep…
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One exhibit in the sheep section that attracted a good deal of attention was a couple of pens of fat cross-bred lambs, suitable for export; sent from the…
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For some years past Bathurst has been noted for the superior quality of her sheep. Mudgee was once the great place for merinos, and her breeders used…
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In the Commons, Mr. Henry Chaplin, President of the Local Government Board, introduced a bill designed to relieve the farming of land of certain…
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When wheat seems disposed to be bad, correct it. The best method is to pull its If barley wants talking "to, address it, of course, in Malt-ese…
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" Freetrade is the beet thing for the Earner," Premier Reid has been telling the sugar-growers up north, and Mr. Carruthers has been trying to convince…
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The Department of Agriculture has issued advice to farmers concerning the lowing of pare seed and true to name. The Minuter for Agriculture predicts that…
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DEAR SIR,—In reading the report of the Council Proceedings in the your last issue, I notice in the Inspector of Nui[?] report—and here I wish…
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