Farmers and Settlers’ Association. Monthly Meeting
A meeting of members was held last Saturday afternoon Present:—Messrs G. Hossing president (chair), Dr. Failes, A. Deans A. W. Norton, H, Moss, H;…
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Farming & the land, 1903
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Wool Sales
There is good competition at the London wool sales. Prices are firm at late rates…
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The wool sales were continued at the Royal Exchange, Sydney, at 3 o'clock on Monday. The offerings amounted to some 6365 bales, towards which Hill, Clark, and Co. contributed…
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The weather is hot and sultry…
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At the wool sales yesterday, greasy realised l[?]½d, and scoured 19½d. The market was practically unchanged. [BY CABLE.]…
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At the wool sales yesterday the market was steady. Greasy reached 13 1/4 d, scoured 22d…
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The first load of wheat from Suntop this season was drawn in to town on Tuesday by carrier Neil from Messrs Frogley Bros.' farm. The load consisted of 35 bags in new…
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Cut a penny nil into thin slices and nicely butter each one, batter the dish and lay in slices, then sprinkle some washed and dried currants and minced candied…
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Harrison, Jones, and Devlin report having offered 4073 bales of wool at auction, which was a very attractive selection, and competition for the best…
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Harrison, Jones & Devlin wired on Dec. 3, as follows:—We offered 4073 bales wool of very attractive selection. Competition was vigorous. The best descriptions were…
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The weather is wonderfully cool for this time cf the year. Rain fell in Bourke during the 11 months of November on four days, registering 19 points…
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Writing in the "Agricultural Gazette" for this month, the Government wheat expert strongly urges the cultivation in the Western part of New South Wales of the Macaroni…
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A representative interviewed several leading commission agents with reference to the present prospects of the wheat harvest (says the "Sunday Times")…
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THE best ensilage says Dr. Cherry in a recent number of the "Agricultural Gazette " is made from plants with a sold stem, as maize, sorghum and amber cane, while with…
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AN interesting record was recently made known concerning the Partridge Cochin breed of fowls. A careful record was kept of nine…
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Winchcombe, Carson and Co. report:—At our sale on 2nd instant we found the market very active for all good to superior wools. Prices for these were well maintained…
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Tho monthly meeting was held in the Hall ort Saturday 9th December. The President Mr Witter was in the chair…
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Jumper’s Flat : Frontier, Heilcon, Signature; Farm Stakes: Cu[?]sow and Bottletree dead heat, Watcbtire 3 ; Two Year Old Hd’cp: Fanshawe,…
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THERE were 7437 penned, out of 7959 drawn for The quality was good, but there were more light sorts forward than has been the case for some few sales past. but few lots, however…
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On Saturday at the local Police Court, before Mr. C. J. B. Helm, P.M., Robert Turnor, alias Robort Robertson, was charged that on or about the 27th day of August he…
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