The Farmer
The GAZETTE is the Local News paper, 2/6 per quarter in Advance. The Bermudas export over 17,000,000lb of onions every year…
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Farming & the land, 1898
65 stories in Hawkesbury (Windsor & Richmond)'s papers · page 3 of 4
The Farmer
A farm of 600 acres is to be worked by the partially blind in Victoria. The emigration of Victorian farmers to New South Wales is still going on…
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The New South Wales Fruit Exchage Co-operative Company declare another dividend of [?] per cent, and carry to reserve fund £1,200…
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Hawkesbury farmers are now tormented by a plague of rats. What next? A plague of rats is causing some loss to the farmers of the Singleton district…
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Onions were selling last week in Sydney for £20 a ton—the season's record. Co-operative effort among farmers approved of by the Farmers and Settlers'…
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WHEN the Government of N.S.W. some years ago decided to establish an agricultural college at what was then known as Ham C[?]mmon, many were the conjectures…
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The GAZETTE is 2/6 Quarterly in advance. The demand for dairy farms on the northern rivers continues. Many South…
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The price of broom millet is £20 per ton in Sydney market. There are at present in N.S.W. 1,500,000 acres under wheat, from which the…
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One dairyman tn the Mudgee distict milks 85 cows daily. Not too bad. Mr. A. McBean, of Kirndeen Station, near Culcairn, is planting 3000 acres with…
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200 [?] shipped for India from Sydney. Onions have been bringing as high as £17 per ton during week…
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The GAZETTE is the Local News paper, 2/6 per quarter in Advance. The maize crops are coming up over the district, extensive areas having…
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A MEETING of the Directors of the above was held on the 13th inst. Mr W Maxwell occupied the chair. The Company's solicitor, Mr J J Paine, was in attendance, as was Mr G McCauley,…
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The GAZETTE is the Local News paper, 2/6 per quarter in Advance. Mr. J. H. Lake, of Ourimbah, near Gosford, is putting 7¼ acres under…
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For Bronchial Coughs take Wood's Great Peppermint Cure, 1/6 and 2/6. The GAZETTE is the Local News paper, 2/6 per quarter in Advance…
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It is asserted that quite a large area of land in the Hawkesbury District is not yet under crop. The dry weather has made ploughing a difficult task…
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The GAZETTE is 2/6 Quarterly in advance. [?]For Consumptive Coughs take Wood's Great Peppermint Cure, 1/6 and 2/6…
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When is that jam-making and fruit-preserving factory to be established Windsor. A bacon-curing factory is also spoken of…
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About 200 tons of butter are now sent every week to London from Sydney. The shipment of apples from the Penola fruit colony (S.A.) to South Africa netted…
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W. R., Hawkesbury District, writes as follows:—"In the "Agricultural Gazette" for May I read with much interest the paper on the Dairy industry, by Mr. J…
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Mr. Cook has approved of a fruit canning plant bering erected at the Wagga Experimental Farm. What a splendid dividend on a month's…
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