Wodonga Farmers Classes
The above classes, which last week proved such an unqualified success, were again resumed on Monday afternoon in the Wodonga Shire Hall…
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Wool
Complaints come from European manufacturers that the fine material wool of which New South Wales enjoyed almost a monopoly, is becoming [?] every year…
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There is a salvation for the butter trade except in official supervision and compulsory grading. So say the official experts. There is nothing like leather…
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An attempt is being made to open up a trade between New Zealand and the Argentine in stud sheep, and a valuable consignment of rams was dispatched by…
Continued on Trove, page 29 →Lockhart. Tuesday, July 26. the Weather and the Crops
Splendid soaking rains have fallen here during the past few weeks, and we have just had another 50 points. Although the crops were backward to some extent, they are now…
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In an address which he delivered when presenting a testimonial to Mr Dalgarno, late Deputy Postmaster-General for New South Wales, Mr Mahon, the…
Continued on Trove, page 29 →Wodonga Farmers Classes. Interest Unabated
The above classes were held on Wednesday and Thursday in the Shire Hall, the same measure of interest being ap[?] as shown on the previous days…
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SIR, — If Riverina’s absentee, known by the name of Edward Healy is still in the land of the living and will come to Deniliquin the Riverina seat in the National Assembly is his Neither Chapter…
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The above classes were continued yesterday, the following subjects being fully dealt with:— VITICULTURE…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Farm and Garden. Original Articles. Tuberculosis in Fowls
THIS disease exists in fowls to a greater extent than most poultry-keepers are aware, It is seldom suspected, because poultry-keepers are accustomed to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Shipment of Butter. Melbourne
The Director of Agriculture has been furnished by Mr Crowe, Dairy Expert, with the following report:—"I heir to report that the first shipment of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Local Wheat Market
Operations in the local wheat market have been remarkably brisk during the past fortnight, and it is reported that upwards of 20,000 bags have been…
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This week at the Wodonga Farmers' Classes, Mr Hawkins, poultry expert, of the Department of Agriculture, has been dealing extensively with all…
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The attendance of farmers and their sons was very good, an audience of 50 greeting the new lecturers. Messrs Arther (Stock and Dairy Management)…
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Mr Archer, lecturing on the above said that, in a system of good management, it was essential to keep good stock, as well-bred animals…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Chemistry of the Farm
Mr Robertson continued his interesting lectures on the chemistry of the farm. In defining the term, chemistry, the lecturer differentiated…
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This evening, in the Shire Hall, Wodonga, Mr Hawkins, the Victorian Government poultry expert, will deliver a free lantern lecture on poultry…
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The classes were well attended, and the enthusiasm unflagging, there being an audience of 47, amongst whom were several ladies. The…
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Butter boxes have been steadily rising in price. Dairymen do not hesitate to sa[?] that the increase is due to a butter-box combine. The combine includes practically…
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John Bridge and Co., Ltd., Report:— A small catalogue of 170 bales was offered by us on Thursday last. Prices for the better class of greasies and scoureds were well…
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