The Farmer
31 tons of blackberries, returning £300, sent to Sydney market in five weeks from Bulli. The Victorian Agricultural Department…
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Farming & the land, 1896
76 stories in Hawkesbury (Windsor & Richmond)'s papers · page 2 of 4
Hawkesbury Dairy Company
THE adjourned meeting of shareholders of the above company was held at the Factory, on Thursday, 26th inst, at 3 p m., for the purpose of electing three Directors in the place of Messrs B…
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A Lismore dairy farmer received for February from his factory a cheque for £26 for the milk of 21 cows. The rate was 3d per gallon…
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There were 40,000 people at the Sydney Show on Good Friday. Glenormiston Factory, Victoria, was awarded the Royal Agricultural Society's…
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Mudgee Dairy Company paid cheques for March milk totalling £745 12s. A small fly is making great ravges on lucerne, cabbages and cauliflours in the…
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AT the Windsor Police Court on Tuesday, before Messrs Primrose, Conion, B. Hall, and P. Butler, Robert Rogers (Constable) and Arthur…
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Chicago turned out 5,000.000 slaughtered pigs during the past year. The return was equivalent to £11,600,000. A settler at Hay informed Mr…
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AT the Windsor Police Court on Tuesday, before Messrs. T. Primrose, P. Butler and B. Conlon, J's.P. Percy Orlando Reynolds, Jasper Reynolds,…
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A few showers of rain would do a great deal of good at the present time. The gross takings at the Bathurst Agricultural Show last week were £957…
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BEFORE Messrs T. Primrose, P. Butler and B. Conion, J's.P. The adjourned charge against Percy Orlando Reynolds, Jasper Reynolds, David…
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A prize of £50 has just been offered by the Hon Sydney Smith, Minister for Mines and Agriculture, for the best fat sheep for export…
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THE adjourned charge against Sarah Hand, Elizabeth Hand, David Duncomb, Percy Olando Reynolds and Jasper Reynolds, was taken at the Windsor Police Court on Wednesday last, before…
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Science advises the use of fruit as an aid to digestion of other foods, such, for example, as apple sauce, little sweetened, or, still better, sour apples baked, or, for…
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Mr Trevethan, of Wentworthville, has an excellent winter peach in bearing The "Red Cow."—A milk dealer named James Urquhardt was fined £10,…
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ON the 3rd of the month (November, 1792) three warrants, of emancipation passed the seal of the territory..... The third was made out in favor of one who, whatever might have been his…
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Onions from Egypt have recently been imported to N.S.W. During last year 23 co-operative butterfactories were established in N.S.W…
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A Northern River sugar planter—about whose future when the sugar duty comes off Lyne and Co are so much concerned —says that if it were not for the money…
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Maize makes the best ensilage. A cheese weighing 22,000lbs has been made in America. It is estimated that the failure of this…
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The use of sorghum flour for domestic cookery is a new departure, and we judge that the flour would have a much more highly nutritive value than that of maize…
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105 farmers bankrupted in N.S.W. in 1895, as against 116 in 1894. The Bathurst A.H. and P. Association netted the handsome sum of £400 by…
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