The Wheat market at Home
Two cargoes of South Australian wheat sold at 373 per quarter. The consignment by the Cassandra brought 37- per quarter, and was re-sold immediately for…
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Farming & the land, 1890
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Agricultural Colleges and Model Farms
The following paper was read by Mr. Isaac Shepherd, J.P., at the Agricultural Conference in Sydney last week-- The new departure of forming an…
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THE following paper was read by Mr. Issac Shepherd, J.P., at the Agricultural Conference in Sydney last week:—The new departure of forming an Agricultural Department with…
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AN adjourned meeting of the council of the Agricultural Society was held on the afternoon of July 15. The object was to afford time for the special committee to…
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TENTERFIELD, Friday.—A letter has been received by a Tenterfield resident from a Victorian farmer of Benalla, on behalf of himself and five others, stating that it his intent to visit…
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A MEETING of the directors of the Crookwell Butter Factory Company was held at Tattersall's Hotel on Saturday afternoon. The members present were Messrs…
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AT the Goulburn police court on Wednesday, Alfred Norman and Chas, McMahon were committed for trial on a charge of stealing six head of cattle, the property of…
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THE committee of the above association, met at Harvey's Hall yesterday evening.: There were present-- Messrs. John Broderick J.P. (in the chair), D. Gilby, Ezra…
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The competition at the wool sales is very keen. Merinos (except where very fanlty), scoured, realised fully the closing rates of the last sales, and frequently the price obtained was higher…
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Harrison, Jones, and Devlin, limited, reports:—For our fortnightly sale on Monday we submitted a catalogue of 71 bales. The restoration of cable communication has had a beneficial…
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ON Wednesday last eight pedigree merino rams arrived in Crookwell on their way to Woodville, Binda. The animals are the property of Mr. G. D. Hay, who…
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A REPORT received from the Albury district states that there is a large increase in the area put under wheat in the Burrumbuttock, Jindera, and Goombargana…
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The wool market is unchanged. Middle sorts of greasy merinoes, especially New Zealand wools, are the weakest classes…
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The wool sales closed to-day with firm prices…
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The storms which have occurred in various parts of England have done considerable damage to the crops, of which barley has suffered the most…
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RUSSIA is not likely to be a very formidable rival as regards wool for many years. The European Mail says:--From a recent return dealing with the wool…
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THE recent showery weather has been of small benefit to the growing crops, as it has been accompanied by very cold nights for this season of the year, consequently…
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THE following extract from the annual report presented to the meeting of the Sydney Chamber of Commerce will be read with interest:--It must be a matter…
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PRETTY Kathleen, there she goes, Tripping through the meadow, With her eyes of bonny blue Beaming half in shadow…
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A MEETING of directors under the aboveuamed Act was held at the courthouse. Young, on Thursday last. There were present—[?] E. J. Allen (chairman), Wm Wilson, and F. W. Hume…
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