The Wool Males. LONDON
The first series of colonial wool sales opened yesterday, competition was brisk and there was a general advance of 5 per cent. in prices…
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Farming & the land, 1899
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Price of Wheat. LONDON
The cargo of wheat by the Francis Fisher has been sold at 28s 4 /2d per quarter…
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The wool sales opened briskly. Competition was general, and an advance of 5 per cent, was realised…
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IT has long been a matter of concern with some of the farmers in this district how they are going to fare in the event of a failure of their wheat crop…
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The Sydney Woolseling Brokers Association report as follows for the week ending January 14 :â At the sales which were resumed this week…
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We understand that Messrs. J. Kurtz and George Rayner have purchased the mob of bullocks which Mr. James Niven recently…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Filling Wheat Bags
A NEW bag-rammer, lately patented by Mr. J. Brown, of Lubock, is thus described:—It is about 3ft long, funnel-shaped, the stem being about the size of an ordinary gas-pipe…
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The first series of London wool sales opened on Tuesday, and on Wednesday morning we received a wire from our correspondents…
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For the new series of London colonial wool sales Messrs. Charles Balme and Company, Jacomb, Son, and Company, and Buxton, Ronald and Company…
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Mr. W. P. Russell, of Upper Tallewang, takes rank among those Mudgee district wool growers who have obtained good prices. His…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Seed Wheat by Rail. at Half-rates. Sydney
The Railway Commissioners have had application for reduced rates for seed wheat carried by rail to the country districts. In view of the total failure of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Farm and Garden Original Articles
No. 64. Tea (continued)—Methods of Gathering—Preparation—Rolling—Derivation of Names—Bohea Tea—Various Kinds—Green Tea—Gunpowder…
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WE are pleased to note that this year some of the down river farmers are growing sunflowers on the headlands of their mazie paddocks. Although in this colony the seed has…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Proposed Dairying Coy
THE committee appointed in con[?] with the proposed Molong District Dairying Coy., Ltd., will address public meetings at Manildra and Cumnock on the 28th instant…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Our Farmers
WE cull the following from the S.M. HERALD of Wednesday last:—Two paragraph in our Country News yesterday are worthy of particular…
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The Hon. G. H. Cox, by advt. in to-day's "Guardian," invites the farmers to assemble at the Cudgegong Council Chambers on…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →The Burrundulla Dairy Herd
The Burrundulla estate dairy herd, which is under the care of Mr. W. Scanlan, is a very large one, and numbers upwards of 100…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Weather, Stock, and Crops. a Nice Rainfall
Soft, steady rain began in Lithgow on Wednesday evening, and yesterday morning 90 points were registered. This is a most timely fall. This morning the weather is cold with a strong wind,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Farm and Garden. Original Articles
68. Plants used for Clothing, Cordage, &e. âPreliminary remarksâLint or Flaxâ General DescriptionâEffect on groundâ As an ornamentâCountries of Supplyâ…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Butter Factory
WITH all respect for the best intentions of the promoters of the proposed butter factory, we have no hesitation in saying that they have made a mistake already. They…
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