Meeting of Wingecarribee Dairy Farmers
The adjourned public meeting of Dairy Farmers took place according to advertisement, at Cullen's hotel, on Monday, 17th; between 30 and 40 persons were present,…
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Farming & the land, 1878
38 stories in Illawarra's papers · page 2 of 2
The Queensland Sugar Crop
Assuming, and it is pretty near the fact, that there are 16,000 acres of sugar cane approaching maturity in Queensland at the time, we (Brisbane Courier) had the great pleasure,…
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Ostrich farming is becoming a settled industry in many parts of the Cape colony, and is yielding large profits to those engaged in it. The Graaf Re[?]ent Advertiser…
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IT having come to our cars that some of you are under the impression that we sell butter by auction, we beg to state that we do no such thing; we sell it privatelyâthe…
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As this subject is engaging much attention amongst our dairy farmers, and petitions are in course of preparation to bring about this object. I am induced to offer a few…
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Between 300 and 400 gentlemen assembled on Tuesday at the site on Macquarie-place, Sydney, chosen by Messrs. Harrison, Jones, and Devlin, to witness the…
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SIR,—My attention has been drawn to a communicated article, appearing in your last issue, and because the arguments used in it are illegical land of the most flimsy nature, I…
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We are informed by Mr. Newcombe, Government Statist, that the gross quantity of sugar manufactured in Now South Wales during…
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Under the bending of "Agriculture in New South Wales," the "Travelling Reporter" of the Melbourne Leader, having recently visited this district, has supplied…
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Under the common system of handling they all come in fresh in the spring. When the pastures run riot with succulent cow feed, she enters the field with her…
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A correspondent of the Daily Telegraph, writing from Paris, and signing himself "H. P. states that [?] has for some years been…
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A DR. GLENN is the largest farmer in California, and the following pithy description of how the ploughing is done on this 40,000 acre farm will be interesting. A…
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INTELLIUGENCE was received in town on Wednesday that the Shellharbour Steam Navigation Company's steamer Dairymaid, 100 Captain Wilson, went ashore off Bulli,…
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The steamer Dairymaid, the property of the Shellharbor Steam Navigation Company, unfortunately sustained a mishap, on Wednesday morning last, which it is to be feared will result in her…
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THE Dairymaid still lies stranded on the reef at Peck's Point. The weather being favourable on the whole, she does not appear to have sustained much damage…
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THIS unfortunate steamer still lies on the reef where she first struck, without any change in position; and though she is in four and a half feet of water at low tide, she…
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I PAID a visit recently to the Dalrymple farm, situated eighteen miles west of Fargo. The estate embraces 100,000 acres, owned by Mr. Darlymple of St. Paul, General…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Original Correspondence. The Kiama Agricultural and Hortcultural Society's Dairy-cow Prize of £20. to the Editor of the Kiama Independent
SIR,—As the time of entry for the above prize, viz., 30th January, 1879, is drawing nigh, it may not be out of place to call attention to the desirableness of every…
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