Pastoral & Agricultural
The present Minister for Lands is interesting himself in the question of wirenetting as a means of dealing with the rabbits, and is preparing a scheme of…
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Farming & the land, 1905
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Crookwell Butter Factory Co
At the last monthly meeting of the above the following officers were elected for the e[?]ing 12 mouths: Chairman, Mr W. J. Leary; secretary…
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The wool auctions continued at firm opening rates. There were some withdrawals of merinos. March 12. There was keen competition at the sales…
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Wool:—Auction sales in the Sydney market being suspended until March 21st and the demand for private sale lots being slack, very little business has been…
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THE railway authorities state that an opinion that the increased rates for the carriage of wool that came into operation on 1st March are the highest that have ever been charged…
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THE Labor party and the other knowing political ones (says the DAILY TELEGRAPH) who are at present sent assiduously engaged in developing it want of confidence motion to fling out the…
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There were [?] sheep and lambs forward for Homebush on Monday. Buyers were in full attendance, and as the supply was limited the demand was…
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The cases in which two Gundagai young men, Woodbridge and Bollard, were charged with cattle stealing, came on for hearing at the Cootamundra Sessions on…
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Prices at the wool auctions to-day continued firm, with a little better competition…
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There was brisk competition at the wool sales to-day, except for earthy and faulty merinos, which were neglected. The army estimates were laid on the table…
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Sir William Macdonald, a Canadian philanthroist, offers to establish and endow at a cost of several million dollars an experimental farm college for training teachers to educate Canadian youth in the…
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EVERY farmer will rejoice at the fact that there in now more than one firm from whom he can buy manure, and must admt that all honour is due on such firms as the…
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The Cootamundra Quarter Sessions opened on Tuesday before Judge Rogers. The first case called on was one of indecent assault. The evidence was…
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ON Monday evening at O'Gonnell's Federal Hotel, a number of gentlemen assembled at the invitation of Mr. J. O'Connell to say farewell to Messrs…
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In this section there were nearly 50 entries less than last year, but considering the bad season the show compared favourably with previous exhibitions The Durham section was a good one, more…
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This section was not as well filled as last year, the bush fires having prevented some from coming forward The exhibitors in the open classes and in the unhoused classes were Messrs. C. C. Hall, Yass,…
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At the wool sales to-day a better selection was offered, finding brisk sale, with prices hardening. The Budget Committee of the Reichstag has finally added 28 squadrons of cavalry to the German…
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Undoubtedly the best feature in the pavilion was a magnificent exhibit from the Wagga Experimental Farm. The collection, which was in charge of Mr. G. McKeown, manager of the farm, and Mr…
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The hay and chaff shown in this section had never been excelled, and competition was good. The wheat was good considering the season, and the oats and barley were fair. The stock pumpkins were of…
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The exhibition of dairy produce was better than usual, and there was good competition in practically all the classes. Crookwell Factory was the most successful exhibitor of butter and the Co-operative…
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