The Dairying Industry of the Colonies
ON March 9th Mr. Samuel Lowe read a paper with the above title before the Royal Colonial Institute, London, and as it contains much valuable information…
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Farming & the land, 1897
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Dairy Conference
FOLLOWING up the present of the present Minister for Mires and Agriculture, Mr. Sydney Smith, of holding conferences of representatives of various…
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Messrs W. Weddell & Co. report under date of London, 21st May, as follows:— During the last three days a great rise in temperature has taken place fall…
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[?] information gathered since his arrival in London, Victorian Premier, Sir G. Turner, is of opinion that there is a prospect of an export trade in live…
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THE stages through which the dairying industry has passed bare been many and various. Until the introduction of re-irrigation practically no progress was…
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The stages through which the dairying industry has passed have been many and various. Until the introduction of refrigeration practically no progress was made…
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The following communication has been received by the secretary of the Shoalhaven A. and H. Association:— Sydney, June 19…
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Your last issue contained a copy of the South Coast Co's weekly market report, which stated that the market for best butter had been slaughtered by heavy importations…
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The following cases were head at the Small Debts Court yesterday:—Campewarra Dairy Co.v. John Binks, Claim £1 5s. Calls on shares…
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THE industry which the Governor, Lord Hampden, aptly referred to as “the back bone of the prosperity of the colony” has been much in evidence in the metropolis…
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ME [?] Treasure [?] cases where cattle are condemned by inspects [?] the Da[?]…
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From the annual report of the Hawkesbury College and Experimental Form we take the following:—Work at the dairy has been carried out with…
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The following cases, heard at the Nowra [?]all Debts Court on Tuesday, may be of interest here, as showing the liability of shareholders:—…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Cambewarra Dairy Company. to the Editor
Sir,—Whilst granting you all due credit for the generous manner in which you have at all times thrown open the columns of your widely road journal for the free discussion of all matters…
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At the Agricultural Conference, which commenced business on Thursday, Mr. Sydney Smith, Minister for Mines and Agriculture, in opening the proceedings, said he was…
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CONSIDERABLE comment has lately been caused amongst colonial dairy farmers by the insertion of Mr. S. Lowe, who, in a paper read some time ago before…
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The dairy-farmers on the Northera rivers are, as a whole, of an enterprising character. They recognise the necessity of keeping high-class cattle in order to attain success,…
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The Dairy Conference was continued at the Hawkesbury College this morning, the Minister of Agriculture presiding. The first business was the reading of a paper by Mr. J. P…
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