Wool Sales
At yesterday's wool sales the market was strong but irregular. Merino reached 12d, and scoured 19¼d…
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Farming & the land, 1903
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The Butter Factory Again (To the Editor of the Inverell Argus.)
Sir,—As the head of the largest business firm in Inverell, and as a shareholder and customer of the local Batter Factory, I protest against this Company being made…
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Sir,—Mr. Duncan having written a letter to your company on the question of audit, I crave your space for just half a dozen lines in…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Butter Factory Audit. (To the Editor of the Inverell Argus)
Sir,—Mr. McIlveen's defence of the auditors in yours of the 3rd, and his instructions as to the duties of myself as Chairman have afforded, me some satisfaction, as it further…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Inverell Butter Factory. to the Editor of the Inverell Argus
Sir,—Mr. M'llveen's letter in your late issue is so grossly insulting to the Directors, and particularly so to the Chairman, that it should be…
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The Premier, Sir John See, says he had practically completed the purchase of 5O,009 sacks of wheat, representing about 200,000 bushels. It had been…
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Sir,--Mr. M'Ilveen's letter in your late issue is so grossly insulting to the Directors, and particularly so to the Chairman, that it should be…
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The following notification appears in the " Government Gazette" regarding the railway rate for the carriage of…
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There is much complaint in the country concerning the very leisurely way in which the Department of Agriculture is moving in regard to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Inverell Butter Factory. To the Editor Inverell TIMES
Sir,--In reply to a letter from Mr. Duncan which appeared in your last issue on the question of audits, I crave apace for just half a dozen lines in…
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Mr. T. J. Campbell, secretary of the Farmers' and Settlers' Association, has received the following letter from Mr. H. Curry, Under-Secretary for Lands,…
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"If a man wasn't a widower in my day, why, so girl wanted him," said Sarah Ann Spriggs, advising her daughter Sally as to the choices of a husband. "Look at your…
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A meeting of the Farmers and Settlers Association was held in the School of Arts, Glenmorrison, on Saturday, January 31st, 1903…
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THE expenditure of £100,000 on seed wheat is a large amount for the Government to invest at a time when the Treasury is depleted or…
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THE following sales have been effected since our last issue:—HJ over New England over Dundee, 14 at 10¼ d., fine quality, soft, bright, and…
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THE Walgett stock returns to the end of December last show a decrease of 500,000 sheep daring the year…
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THE first instalments of seed wheat will be sent oat daring the first week in March. The districts where sowing is earliest will receive prior attention. It is expected that…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Butter Factory Audit. (To the Editor of Argus)
Sir,—The labour of the proverbial mountain in bringing forth a mouse was not a circumstance compared with the labour of the chairman and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Farm, Dairy, and Station. ELECTRICITY
ELECTRICITY promises to play a yet more, important part in the agricultural world than it has hitherto done. It was, up till the other day, says "Invention," confined…
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