A Farming Company
In our adveritising columns will be found the prospectus of a proposed company to engage in cultivating a thousand acers of land on Gundary Plains. According to the calculations of…
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Farming & the land, 1878
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Yass Pastoral and Agricultural Association
A SPECIAL meeting of the committee of the Yass Pastoral and Agricultural Association was held in the court-house, at Yass, on Tuesday the 18th instant, to form a programme for the…
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GIRTH GALLS.— "Notretsam," South Kennedy, sends us a letter on the subject of saddle and girth galls which is too long for our space, but as…
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LAST Wednesday Messrs. Mort and Co. placed greasy wool up to 13 ¼ d., and fleece to 21d. per lb. No good lots of scoured wore offering. The attendance was large, and the competition keen…
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1000 head of cattle were yarded last Wednesday There was a decline of 20s. per head on recent sales. 11,060 sheep were penned; and the prices obtained were 5d. in advance of late sales. 3700…
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A NUMBER of gentlemen met last Thursday evening in the committee-room of the Mechanicsâ Institute for the purpose of discussing Mr. Myersâ project of farming one thousand acres of land about…
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At Messrs. Harrison, Jones, and Devlin's wool sale to-day there was a large attendance, and considering the late news of the London November sales, good prices were obtained…
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Messrs. Mort and Company report: -- At our wool sales yesterday fleece realised 14d. to 22d., and greasy, 7d. to 12¼d. per lb. Amongst the lots sold were: -- Illunie, 30 grease at 12¼d…
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THERE are no operations of the harvest field more important than those referred to above, and the fact that many who have taken up land recently…
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Messrs. Harrison, Jones, and Devlin report: -- We offered two thousand five hundred and twenty-six bales of wool to-day, and have sold by auction and privately eight hundred…
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THE following documents have been forwarded to Mr. John Boulding, of Burnside, near Yass, and have been placed at our disposal: -- " The Freehold and Pastoral Association of…
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IN most districts an early harvest is now in course of being gathered. In a few districts the wheat crops are not so heavy as from the season might have been looked for…
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THE usual monthly meeting of the committee of the Yass Pastoral and Agricultural Association was held in the court-house on Tuesday afternoon. The members present were the Mayor…
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The other aids to the farmer's winter supply of fodder besides bay also should be attended to during the Harvest and threshing periods. Perennial THE KITCHEN GARDEN.—The soil of gardens has become so dry that unless rain falls in considerable quantity the sowing of seed will produce an…
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MESSRS. R. Goldsbrough and Co. sold 4000 bales of wool last Thursday. Fleece realised from 14d. to 26d.; greasy, 7d. to 14â d. Superior wool is reported firm, but inferior…
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I paid a visit recently to the Dalrymple farm, situated cig[?] miles west of Fargo. The estate cinbraces 100,000 acres [?] by Mr. Dalrymple of St. Paul, General George W. Cass ofGrtge W. Cais tof Nte York, B. P. Cheney of Boston, and L. P. Gradian of [?]…
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THE KITCHEN GARDEN.—The drought is now being felt in many gardens, and crops that are thick on the ground are already suffering. Little…
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Messrs. Harrison, Jones, and Devlin report: -- Our sales of wool, held yesterday and to-day, were well attended, and for the good wools prices were fully up to late sales. We offered…
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THE following regulations, made by his Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, in accordance with the provisions of the above named Act, are published for…
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THE KITCHEN GARDEN.—Operations in this department will depend greatly upon the weather; little can be done should it continue dry, unless a large supply of water is at…
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