Farm & Garden. Original Articles
No. 85. Magnolia (continued)-- The Tulip-- Appearance' and uses-- Leave's-- Buds-- Flowers-- Wood-- Bark-- Vegetable-- Products-- Ornamental arid Otherwise--…
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Farming & the land, 1899
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The Rise in Wool
A WELL SUSTAINED advance in wool might prove even more advantageous to New South Wales than Federation. It would not, it is true, remove any of the…
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THE sheep advertised for sale by Messrs. Stubbs and Co. have been withdrawn from sale…
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The wool sales closed to-day. The final prices were slightly in buyers' favour. May 20. The total quantity catalogued during the series…
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REFERRING to a sample of self-grown wheat received from a correspondent, the Australian states:—It was taken from a paddock owned by Messrs. Baker Bros.,…
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ALBURN, Monday.--Mr. C. S. Alexander, late of Albury, who is travelling in the Central Riverina, writing from McKinley, near Yalgogrin, says ;…
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AN instance of the power of endurance of sheep is furnished by the ''Nhill Mail." Mr. E. Miles, of Dengurrak, near the South Australian…
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ON Friday the London wool sales closed, the final prices being slightly in buyer's favour. The total quantity catalogued during the series was…
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THE following nine reasons why farmers should support the factory system of dairying will be read with interest by Australian…
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MR. H. R. Carter, wheat broker Sydney and Melbourne reports as follows May 27th :— Wheat has not changed in value, but while the position is a shade stronger in…
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No. [?]6. Plants and Animals (continued)-- Differences in Circulation-- Other Differences-- The Rose-- Species-- Colors -- Common Species-- Early Flowering --…
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THE Department of Agriculture has been endeavouring to impress upon dairy farmers and butter producers generally the large commercial value of the pasteurisation of…
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MR. H. R. Carter, wheat broker Sydney and Melbourne reports as follows; May 31st. Wheat remains as last reported, excepting a slightly increased firmness in Melbourne,…
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No. 87.The Rose (continued)-- Planting in Rows-- Pruning-- An Improved Method-- Multiplication-- Rosaries-- To produce vigorous roses-- Time for pruning and…
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THE Sydney Wool Selling Brokers' Association, for week ending June 3rd, 1899, report as follows:-- WOOL…
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LATEST mail advices, state that Natal appears desirous of ceasing to be dependent on Australia for its supply of wheat. The…
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The arrivals of wool to date for the next wool sales amount to 357,000 bales, of which 129,000 bales have been forwarded direct to the consumers. The quantity available for the sales will be 233,000…
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The EVENING NEWS of Monday says :— “As detailed last Saturdhy, the flour and wheat markets of the world are decidedly firmer, and those New South Wales farmers…
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THE Sydney Wool Selling Brokers’ Association (Australian Mortage and Agency Co., Ltd ; John Bridge and Co., Ltd.; Dalgety and Co., Ltd.: Goldsbrough, Mort, and Co.,…
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A PET Shropshire ewe was disposed of at the Goulburn sale-yards on Wednesday and purchased by Mr. A. Mills, butcher, for £2 3s, a record price for a single sheep An impromptu guessing…
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