Copmanhurst Dairy Coy
The first annual general meeting of the Copmanhurst Dairy Co. was held in the School of Arts on Wednesday week. There was a representative…
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Farming & the land, 1907
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Farmers' Union. Quarterly Council Meeting
The quarterly Council meeting of the Clarence River Farmers', Producers' and Commercial Union was held on Saturday morning in the Council…
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The 9th annual meeting of the shareholders of Lower Southgate Dairy Co. Limited, was held on Wednesday weak, Mr. McMahon…
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Ma. J. C. IRVING, once a wellknown Upper Richmond River resident, writes to the " Northern Star " : -I was at a largo exhibition of dairy…
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THERE is no improvement to report in the condition of the Illawarra districts. tricts. Supplies from there continue to show a. steady decline. Although…
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HINDMARSH & KIRKLAND, auctioneers, report having sold by action on Saturday last on account of Mr. H D. Caines. at Bellingen-14 South Coast springing…
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Sir William McMillan presided last week at an extraordinary meeting of the Farmers and Settlers' Co-operative Society,…
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It has already been pointed out that Australian butter contains loss water than other makes, and on that account is less popular in England, as it is harder and…
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On the 16th instant Mr. F. R. H. Baker will offer by unction at Dorrigo a herd of cattle which would be sui acquisition on any dairy farm in the district…
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"The Dairy" says that churns which both churn and work the butter are now being generally introduced into British creameries. They save…
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The Secretary writes:—The usual weekly meeting of the Directors of the above Company was held on Wednesday last, when it was decide to publish in the local paper…
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The Secretary writes that the usual weekly meeting of the Directors was held at Mr Bishop's residence on Monday evening. Mr. T. A. Powell Presided, and all the…
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The pay at the Smithtown factory for December, was 9d a lb. for butter, and 3½d a gallon for milk. The Gloucester Dictrict Co-Op. Factory, Ltd.,…
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Is an address on " Building up the Dairy Herd," delivered by Mr. J.H. Grisdale, of the Central Experimental Farm, Ottawa, Canada, at…
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A meeting of the directors was held at Maclean on Wednesday, when it was decided to publish the Meniorandum of Associaion, and to obtain an estimate of the cost of a seal…
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The turnover in Sussex-street on Tuesday displayed no great movement. The egg market was in a very unsettled state. Agents quoted at vast margins for all descriptions, and it was…
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Butter tests always bring out, very emphatically, the fact that the ordinary process of separating and churning recovers the fat in the cream or milk in a very varying degree, In a…
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After all the thousands and thousands of butter boxes that have been made in this colony; says "The New Zealand Dairyman,'' lt is rather mortifying to find that they have hitherto…
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We suppose there is some fundamental law in psychology to account for the fact that almost every person shares in the human falling which finds a certain amount of…
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A pessimistic feeling apparently prevailed in the London butter trade early in January regarding the prices that would rule for colonial butter during that month Messrs. W. Weddell and…
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