The Dairy Produce Duties. a Common Sense Opinion
Mr. Alexander. Campbell, the member for Kiama, who is largely interested in the dairy industry, expressed to a Sydney news paper representative on Friday a wholly…
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Farming & the land, 1895
255 stories in South Coast's papers · page 7 of 13
The New Land Law. a Popular Summary of Its Provisions. (From the Sydney Mail.) Continued from last issue. Pastoral Leases
The Governor is invested with the power [?] report by the land board) of withdrawing from lease one half of any pastoral lease, held in the Central division, by the exercise of…
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MR. Alexander Campbell, the member for Kiama, who is largely interested in the Dairying industry, expressed to a Sydney newspaper representative on Friday a…
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Among the passengers by the R.M.S. Ormuz, for London on Monday, wore Mr. W. A. Foley, of the firm of Foley Brothers, of Sussex street, a gentleman who has for…
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Among the passengers by the out going R.M.S. Ormuz, for London, last week, were Mr. W. A. Foley, of the firm of Foley Brothers, of Sussex-street,…
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The improvements in the wheat market continued in all the colonies yesterday, with a sympathetic rise in the price of flour in Melbourne…
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States the North British Agriculturist:—In Canada the dairy industry is generally depressed just now by the low prices prevailing for butter and cheese. Butter is…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The New Dairy Farmers’ Co-operative Company
Mr . C . H. Roberts, a provisional director of the above company. which is now being formed, addressed a number dairy farmers and shareholders in the Br[?]idwood Butter Factory…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Duty on Dairy Produce. (To the Editor S. M. Herald)
SIR,âIn view of the fact that the Premier proposes to reduce and finally take off the duties on dairy produce, it is well to consider the matter from the dairymanâs point…
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Mr. Vagg, manager of the Melbourne Chilled Butter Company, reports that Victoria will be able to undersell Swedish and Danish butter by 2d per lb. without any…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Butter Duties. a Deputation of Freetraders Asking for Protection
A deputation of the provisional committee of the Dairy Farmers' Association of New South Wales waited last evening on the Premier with reference to the duties…
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In a letter to the DAIRYMAN a correspoudent writes as follows:— We certainly require competent aud skilled men in the factories, aud I should say that une way…
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Mr. J. T. Cole, the well-known dairy farmer, has written the following practical latter to the Kiama papers:—"Near the window by which I write a…
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Evidence of thrift in the husbandman, which quality is perhaps more necessary now than formerly, is plainly to be seen in the neat little homestead of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Butter Export Trade. (From the Melbourne Argus)
MR. JAMES BERTRAM, a member of the well-known city firm of Bertram and Co., has just returned from England with some interesting opinions as to the future of the…
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We save no wish to pose as alarmists : but we feel bound also to warn the dairy farmers of the colony: that: they must prepare for a new departure in dairying, which…
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WE are glad to see that Mr. Reid recognised in his Orange speeches the necessity for some further assistance being given to agriculturists to yet their produce -cheaply…
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Mr. KIDD : I see it is proposed to repeal the butter duty on the sliding scale. If the Colonial Treasurer were to act up to his professions the duty ought to come…
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In view of the efforts now being made to establish the sugar beet growing industry in New South Wales, a paper read by Mr. Clement Van de Welde before the annual…
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Says the Braidtwood Dispatch:—Seeing that there have been within the last three weeks or a month nearly 1500 head of cattle sent away, or to be sent away, from…
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