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Hawkesbury (Windsor & Richmond) · Farming & the land

Farming & the land, 1909

15 stories in Hawkesbury (Windsor & Richmond)'s papers

Chap. Iii.—a Sheep" Fry," a Dog, and a Catastrophe

Windsor and Richmond Gazette · Saturday 16 January 1909 · page 14

It was Saturday night, the hour being about 8, and a glorious full moon just beginning to show over the brow of Dangar's Hill, her first bright rays slanting down…

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The Farmer and Unionism

Windsor and Richmond Gazette · Saturday 20 February 1909 · page 7

The New South Wales farmer has an idea that the question of unionism is no concern of his. He knows in a vague sort of way that Unionists fight for what…

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The Lament of a Damaged Motor Car (On being, drawn behind a farmer's horse and dray)

Windsor and Richmond Gazette · Saturday 3 April 1909 · page 5

I'm sick at heart; I cannot move Of my own will; My whirlwind speed I've tried to prove, And had a spill;…

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Dingoes and Sheep—A Fable

Windsor and Richmond Gazette · Saturday 8 May 1909 · page 5

Once upon a time, when the world was younger than it is now, a great flock of sheep were feeding on rich and abundant pastures spreading far and wide over hill…

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School for Farmers

Windsor and Richmond Gazette · Saturday 29 May 1909 · page 5

DURING the last three years a winter school for farmers has been held ab the Hawkesbury Agricultural College, and in consequence of its success the Minister…

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The Horse Parade and Dairy Cattle Show at Sydney

Windsor and Richmond Gazette · Saturday 26 June 1909 · page 10

THE Council of the Royal Agricultural Society has fixed the dates for the Horse Parade and Dairy Cattle Show and sales for August 3rd to August 7, inclusive: The show previously opened on the…

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Pitt Town Labour Farm

Windsor and Richmond Gazette · Saturday 28 August 1909 · page 5

Conditions at the Pitt Town Casual Labour Farm are much the same as in all cultivation areas throughout the Hawesbury—not withstanding the mild nature of…

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British Lads for Australian Farms

Windsor and Richmond Gazette · Saturday 2 October 1909 · page 1

Dr. Richard Arthur, M.L.A., the President of the Immigration League of Australasia, who has recently returned from England, formed while there a strong…

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The Dairy Manual Again

Windsor and Richmond Gazette · Saturday 13 November 1909 · page 1

A MEETING of dairymen was held at St. Albans to protest against the new dairy manual in general, and to certain regulations in particular, Mr. Docking, who was…

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The Hawkesbury and Its Environments. Its Potentialities.—Its Representative Men.—Its Orchards and Farms. Its Industries and Trades and Its Picturesque Spots. Major John Jackson Paine, J.P., Ex-Mayor of Windsor

Windsor and Richmond Gazette · Saturday 4 December 1909 · page 1

IN initiating a series of articles under the above headings, to appear from time to time in the columns of THE WINDSOR AND RICHMOND GAZETTE, I must perforce let it be…

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The Hawkesbury and Its Environments. Its Potentialities.—Its Representative Men.—Its Orchards and Farms. Its Industries and Trades and Its Picturesque Spots. George Matcham Pitt, J.P., of "Sannyside."

Windsor and Richmond Gazette · Saturday 11 December 1909 · page 1

BEATTIE in his "Minstrel" sang:—'Tis hard to climb the steep, Where Fame's proud temple shines afar, and many and many an one who to-day…

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The Hawkesbury and Its Environments. Its Potentialities.—Its Representative Men.—Its Orchards and Farms. Its Picturesque Spots. Mr. William Dunston

Windsor and Richmond Gazette · Saturday 18 December 1909 · page 15

IN a district so essentially devoted to fruit culture as the Hawkesbury basin, and particularly the Kurrajong, and whose interests all converge to one…

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The Hawkesbury and Its Environments. Its Potentialities.—Its Representative Men.—Its Orchards and Farms. Its Industries and Trades and Its Picturesque Spots. MR. W. T. CHARLEY. J.P.

Windsor and Richmond Gazette · Saturday 18 December 1909 · page 1

WHEN the King of Brobdingnag laid down the axiom—" He who causes two ears of wheat to grow or two blades of grass to spring where only one grew before…

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The Hawkesbury and Its Environments. Its Potentialities.—Its Representative Men.—Its Orchards and Farms. Its Industries and Trades and Its Picturesque Spots. Mr. William Percival

Windsor and Richmond Gazette · Saturday 18 December 1909 · page 11

AN adequate idea of the arduous labor entitled in the proper management of a dairy farm is scarcely to be gleaned by anyone who has not…

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Clarendon Farm.—Continued

Windsor and Richmond Gazette · Saturday 18 December 1909 · page 18

Vation was immediately prosecuted. The Silo was erected and other operations commenced which gradually improved the property till its present efficient and…

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