Leasehold Farms
ATTENTION is drawn to Mr. E. K. Crace's advertisement offering his splendid Charnwood Estate Farms for lease. They present fine opportunities for…
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Farming & the land, 1886
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Selling Rented Sheep
The Trunkey correspondent of the Bathurst Times reports that on Friday last, at the Rockley Police Court, John Elliot, of Long Swamp, was charged with…
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The first of the new farm schools which are to be established in Victoria under the provisions of the Agricultural Colleges Act will be opened on Monday next, at…
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Mr. Valentino Heaton, of 245 Sussex-street; Sydney, gives the following particulars of farm produce imported into Sydney, duty free, for the month of…
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THE following note from the London Truth should create some astonishment to stock and station agents, sheep-owners,…
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THE Offer of the Victorian Government of two prizes of £50 each for the best managed large and small farms in the colony—that is to say, farms…
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THE following is a return supplied by Mr. Valentine Heaton, Sussex-street, Sydney, of farm produce imported into Sydney from the neighbouring colonies, duty…
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THE following is a return (supplied by Mr. Valentine Heaton, Sussex-street, Sydney) of farm produce imported into Sydney from the neighbouring colonies, duty free,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Facts for the Farmer. Bare-foot Horse
MR. P. B. THOMAS, of North Attleboro, Mass., writing to the N. E. Farmer, says: In the spring of 1884 I bought a pair of Canadian farm horses. During…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Some and Farm. a Thousand Sheep Poisoned
The mail from South Africa brings tidings of another of those wholesale poisonings of sheep that happened from time to time, filling the minds of the farmers with…
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