Yass Farmers and Free Selectors Union
THE half yearly meeting of the members of the Yass Plains Free Selectors' and Farmers' Union, was held in the office of the secretary (Mr. Argyle McCallum), on Saturday…
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Farming & the land, 1886
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Merrilla, Mummell, and Parkesbourne Farmers' Association
THE fifth annual ploughing matches of the above association took place in Mr. T. P. Hockey's paddock, near the Wesleyan Church, Merrilla, on Friday last. Beautiful weather prevailed,…
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MR. G. RANKEN returned yesterday from his trip north, undertaken on behalf of the newly formed Commercial, Pastoral, and Agricultural Association. He addressed meetings at five…
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IN accordance with a resolution passed at the half yearly meeting of the members of the Farmers' Union, which was held on the 2nd instant, the sub- committee, consisting of Messrs…
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THE fourth series of wool sales which opened this week (says the London correspondent of the S. M. Herald, writing under date September 10) will have…
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Messrs. Mort and Co..report: We sold 1000 bales of wool to-day, greasy up to 10¾d.; scoured to 17¼ washed fleece 15d. There was a large attendance and keen…
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MR. JOHN COLLINS opened his new hotel on Monday last and in the evening he had, by special permission of the Police Magistrate, the Yass Town Band playing in the house in honor of the…
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THE rents on all leasehold areas for the ensuing year must be paid into the Colonial Treasury on or before the 31st December next. The rents so paid will…
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Some startling facts regarding the loss of sheep have been related to us within the last week, which go to prove that sheep stealing has lately been carried on…
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SCIENTIFIC FARMING.—The question, will farming pay at the present low prices of agricultural produce? has just been answered emphatically in tile affirmative by M…
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THE first wool of the season came through Crookwell yesterday. It came from Funny Hill estate, the property of Mr. Henry Carr. Shearing will be in full…
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AT the Goulburn police court on Saturday last, William Jobson junior (on bail), on remand from the previous day, was charged on the information of Frederic…
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THE case brought by Frederic Shepherd against William Jobson, jun., in which the latter was charged with stealing 450 ewes and 210 lambs, was resumed this morning at the…
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THE question at present on the lips of everyone closely identified with the material prosperity of Australia, which is so vitady dependent on pastoral pursuits…
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THE adjourned case brought by Frederic Shepherd against William Jobson, Jun., on bail, in which the latter was charged with stealing 450 owes and 210 lambs, was resumed at the Goulburn Police…
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THE adjourned case against William Jobson, junior, for the alleged stealing of 450 owes and 110 lambs, the property of Frederick Shepherd; was resumed this morning, before the Police…
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CATTLE-STEALING.—The Micalago correspondent of the Queanbeyan Times writes:—"At the police court hero on Saturday an important case of cattle-stealing was heard against, an old offender, Robert…
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THE adjourned case against William Jobson, jun., for the alleged stealing of 450 owes and 110 lambs, the property of Frederic Shepherd, was resumed on Tuesday morning before the…
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I LIKE to take a peep in the farm-yard, to watch all the lively feathery, funny thing, the cows with their soft brown eyes: the j[?]ies shaggy and rough; the clouds of cooing pigeons ever on the look-out for feed; the hens…
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THE attention of owners possessed of less that 500 sheep, and butchers, dealers, and salesmen is called to section 42 of the Diseases in Sheep Acts Amendment Act…
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