Pitt Town Dairy Company
A general meeting of shareholders in the Pitt Town Butter and Dairy Company took place last Monday evening, 18th inst, in the engine-room of the butter-factory at…
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Farming & the land, 1893
25 stories in Hawkesbury (Windsor & Richmond)'s papers · page 1 of 2
Straying Cattle
To the Editor. Sir,—I noticed on the front page of your issue of the 18th inst, a column headed, " What We'd like to See." I am of opinion that the…
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The first annual meeting of shareholders in the Hawkesbury Dairy Company will be held on Monday afternoon next. The report and balance-sheet to be presented are…
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The annual meeting of shareholders was held on Monday afternoon at the factory, when nearly all those gentlemen possessing an interest in the Company were present. Mr. J B Johnston,…
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To the Editor. Dear Sir,—Your correspondent, "A sojourner in Francis-street," was rather long-winded in ventilating his grievances about stray cattle. Could he…
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To the Editor. Sir,âSuppliers to the Hawkesbury butter-factory have the privilege, it appears, of purchasing butter for family consumption at wholesale priceâ3d…
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An extraordinary general meeting of Shareholders of the above was held at the Royal Hotel on Thursday evening, for the purpose of amending clauses 38 and 39 of the Articles of Association…
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To the Editor. Sir,—"Ben Bolt" accuses me of being long-winded in ventilating my grievances. Herein he is wrong. The grievances of perhaps half-a-dozen streets were being ventilated, and…
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To the Editor. Sir,—Your "par" re Butter Company's meeting makes it appear as if I imported Mr. Fateson's name into the discussion. When Mr. Pateson was quoted as an authority on…
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To the Editor. Dear Sir,—As I anticipated, the "Sojourner" got bitten jand is now Buffering the dire effects of hydro-cow-bite. Poor follow 1 One of his hallucinations ia that I am the owner of…
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To the Editor. Sir,—Re the above, your correspondent is inclined to facetiousness, and at the same time being rather personal, 1 will, with your…
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To the Editor. Sir,—My son, who I am glad to say, is one of the students of the Hawkesbury College, has sent me your paper, to read a letter signed "Richmond,"…
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The factory is still forging ahead and under the management of Mr. J. Percival is doing good work. The milk supply now amounts to about 400 gallons, it…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →HAWKESBURY District A. Association. the Farmers' Day Out. t. ' a Splendid Show. The glory of the farmer is that in the great division of labour it is his mission to produce
The record of the Hawkesbury District Agricultural Association during the fourteen years of its existence is one of continued and uninterrupted success. No…
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To the Editor. Sir,—I was more than amused at the reply to my letter on the above subject by Mr. Dymock, and also the inspired paragraph from the College. Our…
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The "National Advocate" of Bathurst, in an interesting report of Mr. H. Peterson's [?]o-acre farm at Wattle Flat, gives some figures which strongly favour the…
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To the Editor. Dear Sir,—I have read another epistle in your paper from the party signing himself Richmond." Evidently he is sorely grieved, but as he measures all motives and actions by his…
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To the Editor. Deor Sir,—My apoligies are no doubt due to our Jamberoo friend. I am undoubtedly very ignorant, and am quite unable to see what he is hammering at. All I can say is that…
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We hope the farmers will lake notice of the important fact, to which the Sydney papers have given publicity, that included in the first cargo from the Miowera from…
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The annual meeting of shareholders was held on Monday evening last at the factory, Mr. J. T. Wilbow in the ehair. There was a good attendance. The chairman…
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