Ear-marking Sheep
A [?] of the Board of Sheep Directors for the [?] district of Young was bell on Thursday, at the Court House, "for the purpose of discussing the…
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Farming & the land, 1878
163 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 7 of 9
Yass Pastoral and Agricultural Association
THE first meeting of the newly elected committee was held in the court-house, Yass, on last Tuesday afternoon, for the election of officebearers for the present year. The members…
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SIR,--As our firm were the salesmen of Mr. George Merriman's wool that was sold in this market, we should be glad if you would allow us to correct the statement contained in Messrs,…
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PASS[?] TU[?]RS AND MANGOLDS.—Sevare frost injures the tissues of almost all vegetables, and, with one or two exceptions, spoils their flavor…
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In accordance with advertisement, a meeting was held at three p.m. in the court-house. here was a large attendance, all of whom seemed to be interested in the prospects of…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Correspondence. Yass Pastoral and Agricultural Association. To the Editor of the Yass Courier
DEAR SIR,--About a week since I had occasion to write a letter to the secretory of the Yass Pastoral and Agricultural Association, copy of which I enclose, but it appears from your report…
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SIR,--If you will allow me a small portion of your valuable space I will state, for the information of Messrs. Harrison, Jones, and Devlin, how I arrived at the conclusion in regard to the…
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THE following, from a New York journal, will interest Australia:â âFormerly the greater part of the factories at Cohoes came from Australia, Next, samples of Californian wool were tried, and found…
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MESSRS. MORT AND CO. held their first weekly wool sale of the season this afternoon. There was a good attendance of buyers, and for fairly conditioned lots competition was spirited. No superior…
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IN answer to the numerous enquiries from sheep owners with regard to branding and ear-marking of sheep prior to the general allotment, the local sheep inspector, Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →CROOKWELL. (From our Correspondent.) Agricultural and Pastoral Association
THE committee held their first meeting on Friday, 11th instant. The following gentlemen were elected to hold office for the season 1878-9 :âPresident, J. W. Bray Esq., J.P. ;…
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THE crops in this locality are looking simply splendid ; and there is every reason to look forward to first-class returns. Grass is plentiful; and stock generally are in good…
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DEAR SIR,-- As Mr. James Drummond has drawn our names into a letter about the Melbourne and Sydney wool sales, we feel bound to refer to it, and shall feel obliged if you could give this…
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âMR. ROBERT RAND, of Mahonga and Urangeline stations,â states âthe Corowa Free Press,â âhas decided on sending the whole of this seasonâs clip to Sydney, in…
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AT the Burrowa Police Court, on Tuesday last (before Messrs. W. D. Campbell, W. J. E. Wotton, and A. E. Middleton), Michael Farrell appeared…
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THE season has been a peculiarly favorable one for enabling the farmer to avail himself of a good planting of fodder crops for the supply of his stock, in view…
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SIR,—The present ago is characterised, apparently above others which have preceded it, by an endeavour to discover the truth, whether in physical science, in what are…
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A MEETING of the committee of the Yass Pastoral and Agricultural Society was held at the courthouse on Tuesday afternoon. The members present were Dr. Campbell (president), Mr. R…
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WEDNESDAY last was an occasion which the residents of Crookwell and the neighbourhood will have cause to remember for some time to come, as it may be looked upon as the inauguration in a…
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SCALDING MILK.—I wish to call attention to the benefits in regard to butter-making of setting it for the cream to rise. This is easily done by…
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