Pastoral and Commercial Western Herald Office, Tuesday evening
The weather to day is cloudy. Light showers fell this afternoon, and more seems likely to follow…
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Farming & the land, 1903
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THE Western Herald the Darling River Advocate. Wednesday, Mat 6, 1903. the Royal Show and Dairying
The Royal Agricultural Show of New South Wales, which was brought to a successful conclusion recently in Sydney exists for more than one object of…
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The Sheep Section was described by a well-known breeder as the finest ever shown on the Dubbo Ground. This statement appears a remarkable one in…
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The wool sales continue animated, with a further upward tendency…
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HILL, CLARK, AND CO., report: Our advices on the opening of London Wool Sales, which opened on 5th May, read. Sales opened with good competition and large…
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It is reported that a steamer took from Buenos Ayres to Capetown 2,000 sheep and 250 cattle suffering from foot and mo[?]th diseases…
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At the wool sales last evening the bidding was very animated, and prices had a further upward tendency…
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Steady rain began to fall early on Tuesday evening last and continued to fall throughout the night, the glass showing 105 points at 9 a. m. on Wednesday morning, Several…
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AGREAN number or the cows produce the milk consumed every day are what should be properly called dairy cows. But mostly…
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In the sections for Farm Produce and Vegetables the exhibits were of excellent [?]lity. Considering the waterless season through which the district has passed…
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In the class for "Factory Butter, not less than 501b," the prise was awarded (as per judge's book) to the Batharst Go-operative Dairying Co., the judges…
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SAYS the Bathurst "National Advocate" of Saturday " In our report of Dubbo Show yesterday the award for factory butter was announced as given to the Bathurst…
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Two large cargoes of wheat and flour arrived yesterday from America…
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The weather during the past few days has been very cold, with a southerly wind…
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There were 20,000 sheep and lambs penned, the quality on the whole showing a decided improvement on last sale day's, some of the sheep being exceptionally large and prime. The…
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The weather is beautiful. Bright suuny days with cold nights…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Moat Farm Mystery. Discovery of Miss Holland's Romains
A SHORT time since a man named Samuel Herbert Dougal, aged 45, an army pensioner, was arrested for forging and ottering a cheque for £28 15s, payable to J. Heath,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Farm and Garden. Original Articles. Experience with Cowpeas
IT appears to be a generally expreased opinion that amongst the varieties of cowp[?]s the kind known as Whippoor will—all things considered—is…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Seed Wheat
During the week (says the PEAK HILL EXPRESS) Mr. Millgate, of S[?]nnyside, brought in for our inspection, a smalt bag of seeds of no[?]ious…
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Winchcombe Carson and Co Ltd. report:—The improvement in prices at the London Wool Sales has brought that market more into a line with values ruling in Sydney. It…
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