Farmers and Politics. a Fighting Platform
During last week a meeting of the Executive of the Farmers and Settlers’ Association was held in Sydney. Their deliberations seem to have marked the…
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Farming & the land, 1904
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Sheep Killed by Wheat
GREAT losses in sheep are reported from Young in consequence of the sheep grazing in stubble paddocks and eating wheat. This caused fever…
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The Premier, speaking, with. reference to p[?]torl matters , took what many specially interested ’in the industry will, doubtless, consider too…
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THE determination of the wheat growers to hold for higher prices appears to have upset the calculations of the Railway Commissioners. The…
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THE Minister for Agriculture, Mr. Kidd has received a cable from Mr. Lance, New South Wales Commercial Agent in London, stating that the…
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THERE was an excited market at the London wheat sales on Saturday, and an advance in prices took place. In 88,000…
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The export of Russian wheat in Germany has ceased owing to the diversion of rolling stock on the railway lines eastwards…
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Mr. John Broderick, a resident of Crook well recently wrote to the” field follows: “ I believe I have read all ‘he remedies that have been published…
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MR. PHILP has returned to Brisbane from a visit to the Gulf country . He says that the district presents a flourishing aspect from a pastoral point of view, but rain is badly…
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Messrs. “inchcombe Carson and Co, Ltd., report: Tho market shows no change since the auctions held last week. Prices rule at tho full equivalent of…
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THOSE wool-growers who have [?] locally during the selling just ended are now in a specially fortunate position, as they have the reflection that…
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Private advices to-day state that there has been a big slump in the wheat market in London, a fall of 2/ per quarter having…
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MESSRS. Winchcombe, Carson & Co. Ltd., report under date of. 24th inst.:—The market shows no change since the auctions held last week. Prices rule at the full equivalent of auction rates,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Cattle Stops on Crookwell Line. to the Editor
SIR,—I relate the following with the object of drawing public attention, as well as the attention of the railway commissioners to tie inadequacy of the structures known as "cattle…
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A Wagga correspondent writes to the metropolitan press:—I should like to draw attention, especially the attention of our legislators, to the presence of the…
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THE twelfth annual general meeting of the above company was held at the residence of the secretary (Mr. William Kennedy, J.P), on the…
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Sir,—I relate the following with the object of drawing public attention, as well as the attention of the Railway Commissioners, to the inadequacy of the structures known as "cattle…
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The arrivals of wool number 272,000 bales. Of these 110,000 bales have been forwarded direct to the manufacturers, while there are 168,000 bales available for the next series of sales…
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The Sydney wool market is practically without change since our last report. The offerings just at present are hardly of an attractive character as a…
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THERE is every indication that the wool season, so far as the railways are concerned, is nearly over. The deliveries are comparatively small, and a slight falling-off is shown in the totals,…
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