Commercial. the Week's Review Farm Produce
There is a quieter tone in the markets for farm produce, consequent upon the rain that has fallen. Country buyers have ceased operations for the time being,…
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Farming & the land, 1919
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Farm and Produce. Scientific Farming
Mr. J. Ronnfeldt, a farmer, at Irongate, 15 miles from Pittsworth (Q.), has had remarkable success on his farm this year, despite the droughty conditions…
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The Wheat Commission continued its inquiry at No. 1 Jury Court to-day. Mr. W. J. Johnstone, of the firm of Perry and Johnstone, accountants, was…
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Reuben II. Jenner, of the Farmers' and Settlers' Association, 7 O'Connell-street, Sydney, writes:— "I am very pleased with the result…
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[?] moist sugar. fez, butter. tablespoons vine- ½ teaspoon essence gar or water, of lemon. Method.—Place in a stewpan and…
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Mr. Curtis, who appeared before the Commission on behalf of the original advisors of the Wheat Board, commenced his address before the Royal…
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At the wool sales on Tuesday scoured and faulty merinos were irregular, but crossbreds fetched slightly harder prices. There was wider and keener bidding for…
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Particulars supplied by the manager of the butter pool were quoted at the Chamber of Commerce meeting this morning, setting out the quantity of…
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Mr. H. P. Williams, the Farmers' campaign director, said today that he expected at least 16 members of his party would be returned to the House…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Wool Sales
At the wool sales an Thursday prices for greasy and merinoes were less Irregular, and crossbreds were slightly dearer than a weeks ago. Slipes sold at full recent…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Commercial. the Week's Review. Farm Produce
Business in farm produce has been of a steady character during the past week. As a result of the rains that have fallen chaff and lucern hay are easier. The…
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With the approach of Christmas, the volume of business in dairy produce is becoming even more extensive, but the shortage of bacon and hams, as well as…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Farm and Produce. Seedless Fruit
It is a commonplace of botany that Nature provides plants with flowers and fruit solely for the sake of the seeds. The flower is needed to get the seed…
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A Pretoria telegram states that the Government announces that in view of the wheat shortage, if freight is not obtainable, it proposes to employ its own ships…
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Competition was well maintained at the wool sales on Thursday, and the demand for the Continent was more active, owing to the improved exchange. All sorts were…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Wheat Pool Mr. Grahame Defended SYDNEY
Mr. Watt, who appears for Mr. Grahame and the [?] Wheat Office today commenced [?] address before the Wheat Commission. Referring to the…
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An interview took place in Sydney this week between representatives of the wool growers on the one hand and Sir John Higgins, chairman of the…
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The wool Sales yesterday were limited to a selection of merinoes, for which Yorkshiremen competed more keenly than buyers from the continent. There was…
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The majority report of the Royal Commission on Agriculture proposes to continue the principle of guaranteeing a minimum price for cereals, based on a…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Serious Food Shortage Butter Disappearing in England Tea and Sugar Supplies Decreased London, December 15
Mr. M'Curdy (Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry for Food), addressing a conference of Labor members and local food committees, [?]…
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