Berger's Sheep-marking Composition
Messrs. A. A. Piggin and Co., of Corowa, auctioneers, announce that they have been appointed agents for Berger's Sheep Marking Composition. This composition is free from…
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The Wheat Export Trade
According to present appearances the wheat yield of Australia this year will be beyond all precedent, and in several quarters attention is being directed to the means of disposing of it…
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From the Sydney Morning Herald we clip the following description of the wheat country and of the outlook of the present season :- At this time of the year the prospects of…
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KITCHEN GARDEN.-The separegus beds have in many gardens become weedy, and as the hoe cannot be used on them at present on account of the young shoots coming through…
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The predominance of weeds is remarkable. So is their pertnacity, Even at this early season there are few districts where the pastures as well as the arable fields are not more of less…
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As a rule it is nowise to attempt to raise crops of any kind in the orchard, but those who engage in the fruit-growing industry have sometimes a difficulty to exist until the trees…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →The Pastoral and Agricultural Outlook Unsatisfactory Prospects
The continued dry weather accompanied as it has been during the last week or two by great heat, is exercising a most depressing effect upon the pastoral and agricultural industries. A month back the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Stock Report. Pastoral Times Office, Deniliquin Friday Evening, October, 14 1898
DURING the past week the weather has been very hot. yesterday the thermometer stood at 98.5deg in the [?] that being the highest registration since the 11th of March last. This morning there was a heavy…
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No. 56;—THE MANGO (continued}— THE MANGO DODUL — VARIETIES — THE MANGOSTAN — WHERE A NATIVES —DESCRIPTION OF TREE FRUIT, FLOWERS,…
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The very smallest all kinds of sheep is the tiny Breton sheep. It takes its name from the particular part at France when it is most raised. It is too email to be very…
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No. 54.—THE GUAVA—EIGHT SPECIES- THE WHITE—WILD AND CULTIVATED—WOOD, LEAVES, FLOWERS, FRUIT, AND PULP—THE RED GUAVA—CHARACTER…
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The question whether butter and meat preservatives-of which there are a great number of brands in the market-are injurious or otherwise is meanwhile a topic of discussion…
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Says the Mudgee Post:-Some very barefaced cases of sheepstealing have been perpetrated out Sandy Creek way, whereby quite a number of residents have…
Continued on Trove, page 29 →London Wheat Market. London, October 14
The English market is firm, with an upward tendency. The Continental markets are steady. The American markets are advancing, Russian (Ghirks) cargoes per steamer are quoted at 31s…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Slaughtering Cattle Without a License. a Defective Intimation
Edward Naughton and William Naughton were charged, on summons, at the police court, this morning, before the P.M., that they did, on the 12th October, slaughter one…
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ORCHARD.-Where it is necessary to protect early cherries from birds, the nets should be put on without any delay, as if delayed until the fruit is nearly ripe much remains unduly…
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A farmer’s wife writes that after an experiences of many years she finds no plan nearly so good as the simple one she always adopts, viz., to wrap the butter in…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Stock Report. Pastoral. Times Office, Deniliquin, Friday Evening, October, 21, 1898
THE absence of any serviceable rain is causing much anxiety throughout the district, which the hot weather of a week ago did a great deil of damage to the grass which [?] presents a very withered appearance On…
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No. 56—The Bread Fruit—Species—Distribution —Description of Tree—of Bark— Branches—Leaves—Flowers—The Fruit— The Jaca—Compared with Bread Fruit—…
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