Farmers and Settlers
A meeting of the Farmers and Settlers Association, Condobolin branch, was held on Saturday last, for the purpose of considering the advisability…
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Farming & the land, 1904
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Farmers' Association
The monthly meeting of the Parkes District Farmers and Graziers' Association was held at Tattersalls Hotel on Saturday afternoon, Mr C T Loader…
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American buyers are operating freely at the London wool sales at extreme prices…
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[We are indebted to the writer of the letter concerning Mr. Ewers' Bena meeting which appears in this issue for this report.—ED. W.A]…
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THERE are certain characteristics in connection certain poultry by means of which, it is said, that the ago of poultry may be known. In the case of young…
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Having desposed of the politica issue raised, the conference proceeded to deal with the land matters and kindred subjects. The most important…
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A meeting of the Members of the Milby and Bygaloree Branch was held at Forest Vale on the 4th inst. Mr. John Smith Vice President took the…
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Wincheomhe Carson & Co Ltd report:— The Sydney Wool market romance practically the same as when last [?]e, o[?]. The usual off s[?]ilson business is much…
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Extract from the evidence given before the Royal Commission:âWilliam Eades, Melbourne, manager of the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile…
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LATE experience with hatching machines emphasised the desirability of restricted ventilation or the supplying of abundant moisture in the air of the…
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A SPECIAL meeting of the members of the local branch of the Farmers' and Settlers' Association was held on Saturday last at Collins' Hotel. The business of the…
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THE meeting of the local branch of the Farmers' and Settlers' Association decided to hold a monster picnic on Wednesday. 31st August, prox. The proposal should…
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During last week there arrived in Condobolin a number of stud sheep, purchased at the recent Sydney Sales by Mr. P. J. Mooney on behalf…
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Elsewhere in our columns appears some information in respect to Tasmanian sheep recently introduced into the Condobolin district by various…
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The customary annual review and statistics of the Australasian wool trade, published by Dalgetty and Company, Limited, from whose Sydney…
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No industry (says the "Agricultural Gazette") has advertised the great recuperative powers of the State more widely than the dairying. No less than…
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The Dairy Cattle, in particular, were a fine lot. The Champion Bull, exhibited by M. Whitmill, of Wombin, was undoubtedly a handsome beast, and a credit to any districts…
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THE customary annual review and statistics of the Australasian wool trade, published by Dalgety & Co., limited, from whose Sydney house we have received a copy, deal with the…
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ALL agricultural plants consist essentially of ten chemical elements, the proportion of these different elements varying quite widely with different plants…
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Winchcombe Carson and Co. Ltd., report: -- For our first sale in the new wool year, held to-day, we brought forward…
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