Warning to Farmers
WE commend the perusal, studiously, of the following article by the S.M. Herald:— The state of the wheat markets of Australia must, at this moment, be very galling…
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Rust in Wheat Conference
MESSRS. H. C. L. Anderson and Coker, tho representatives of this colony who attended the Rust in Wheat Conference recently held in Melbourne, returned to Sydney on…
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THE following stock passing is reported by the local Stock Inspector {Mr. C. Lyne):—9600 wethere (Mr. W. J. Lyne's) Pullitop to Tyrie (Dandeloo), via Junce, Morangerill,…
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MESSRS. Tompson, Manning and Jeremy report:—The market was largely attended on Saturday last, and prices were good. We sold wheat, inferior sample, 2s. 6d. per…
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ON Monday night, at the Albion hotel, there was a very good meeting of members of the Turf Club, convened on requisition, the object being " to consider the decision of the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →WHAT is a FARMER?
THE following note is by the Echo :— At a recent settling over the Cootamundra race meeting, which by the way was a noisy affair, a Mr. John Vaughan wanted to know why a " Farmers' Race" was…
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Though Monday evening was very sloppy, there was a good gathering at the Albion Hotel, to bear re-discussed the vexed question of the Farmers' Race. Mr. P…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →American Wool Duties
WITH reference to the cable message regarding the changes in the American wool duties, the Argus has the following:—The alterations, if carried into effect, will slightly…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →How Much Seed Wheat Par Acre
One of the questions to which there is no definite answer is, how much wheat shall be sown to the acre? Much depends, says the Monaro Mercury, upon the condition of the…
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THE following note is by the Echo:—At a recent settling over tho Cootamundra race meeting—which, by the way, was a noisy affair—a Mr. John Vanghan wanted to know…
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Mr. Robert Rand, of Mabonga, has sold 16,000 rising 4 tooth wethers. Braim, Davidson, and Stevenson, agents. Mr. John Payne, of Boorban, has sold…
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MESSRS. Tompson Manning, and Jeremy report an active market, full supplies being forward. Prices realised:—Capo barley, 3s ld per bushel; inferior wheat, large parcel,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Farm Produce and Flax of New Zealand
THE New Zealand Times says:—The cause of the drop in the prices of farm produce and flax is believed to be understood here. With regard to the former the demand is the…
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THE following letter to the local A. & P. Association has been handed us for publication:-- Department of Agriculture,…
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Wilkinson, Lavender, and Chapman report having sold, through the Homebush yards, this week:—100 wethers for Mr. W. Reid at 10s 11d to 11s 1d; 200 wethers for Mr. W…
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The Argus of Tuesday last has the following comments in its editorial columns . What vitality there is in the farmers' movement for fiscal relief, which has been…
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TUMUT possesses at least one vigorous freetrader in the person of Mr. E. Joyce. That gentleman, it appears, reads the Argus and lately published as an advertisement over…
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AT the Royal Society's rooms last night a conference of delegates from the provincial agricultural associations of the colony and others interested in agriculture held its first…
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Tompson, Manning, and Jeremy report: —The attendance was small, owing to the holidays. The following prices were realised: P[?], 6s 6d per cwt; pollard. 8d per…
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JAMES AMOS writes to the Herald:— Sir,—I am desirous of pointing out that grazing and farming are really kindred industries, and not antagonistic, as at present…
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