The Farmers and Protection. (By Telegraph.)
WINGHAM, Monday. -- To-night Mr. Haynes M.P., addressed a crowded meeting here, Mayor Lambert in the chair. A motion in favor of freetrade was carried almost unanimously, five…
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Stock and Crops. (By Telegraph.)
WILOANNIA, Monday. -- Hungerford reports the following stock passings :444 cattle, from Thylungra station for Bourke, Lewton and Co., owners, Jackson and D.E. Lannon in charge;…
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A meeting is to be held on Wednesday evening for the purpose of taking into consideration the distress occasioned by the recent floods, and to arrange to secure relief for farmers and others, many of whom…
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WILCANNIA, Tuesday.-Hungerford reports stock movements as follow. March 17, 444 fat cattle, from Thylangra for Bourke, Newton and Co. owners, Jackson and D. Lannon in charge. March 20, 374…
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Messrs. Hill, Clark and Co. report that for their fortnightly sale yesterday they submitted a catalogue of 220 bales. The market, however, was without animation, and as biddings in most cases did not come…
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BATHURST, Tuesday.--At a meeting of the Bathurst Agricultural, Horticultural, and Pastoral Association held yesterday, at which there was a large number of farmers…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Pastoral Intelligence. [By Telegraph.] (From Our Correspondent.) Albury
The following are the stock movements:—600 merino wethers, from Albury to Mountain Creek, Jno. Watkins owner; 21 Lincoln rams, 46 ewes, from Victoria, Laigwoky, A. M. William owner; 661 store…
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It is estimated that the Argentine clip of wool will be 60,000 bales short of the estimated amount, but the wool will be of superior quality…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The Agricultural Show. Judging Day. All about the Exhibits. Live Stock and Machinery--Effect of the Floods on the Show--Horses, Cattle, Sheep and Pigs--Rabbit Exterminators--Miscellane--ous Items
THE show of the Agricultural Society of New South Wales commenced in effect to-day, when the judges undertook the thankless task of alloting seniority of rank to the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Farmers and Protection. Bill Nye's Philosophy
The Victorian farmers suddenly taking up free-trade is only a parallel case with what is going on in the United States, and in illustration Samuel S. Cox, a United States Senator, speaking…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Kempsey Requirements. the Recent Floods. Destitution Among Farmers
KEMPSEY, Tuesday.-A meeting was held here this afternoon for the purpose of placing the wants of this district before the Government. There was a fair attendance. Mr. C. Sutherland…
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LONDON April 1.-The woman who waft Concerned in the extensive system of baby-farming recently brought to light in Warsaw, and who was charged with…
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The woman who was concerned in the extensive system of baby-farming recently brought to light in Warsaw, and who was charged with having murdered 75 infants,…
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Judges.—Durhams—J. M. Peck. G. E. Mackay; Herefords—G. H. Cox, Jas. M'Lanrin; Devons— A. Codrington, J. A. Badgers, Percy Lamb; fat stock—R. Richards, Thos. Playfair, George Walker;…
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WILCANNIA, Wednesday.-Tong, Parbo-road, reports a nice fall of rain on March 30, registering 1in and 10 points, making for the quarter at that place 8in and 32 points. The country about there and all…
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Mr. F. L. Barker reports :--I held my usual fortnightly sale to-day (Wednesday), a large number of buyers attending, and prices were, if anything, a shade butter than last…
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There is no attempt made at the present exhibition to have a sheep section, as it is intended to hold a sheep show in July, when sheep-shearing machines will be tried. But there are some good fat sheep on the ground,…
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LONDON, April 2.-The evidence adduced before the select committee of the House of Commons appointed to inquire into the acreage of land under hop cultivation, &c.,…
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Judges.—Messrs Thos. Mitchell, J. M'C[?]and, Andrew Goodwin, D. Garrad, F. B. Kyngdo[?] W. Fraser Martin. Butter Test: Professor Robert Pudnev, Mr. F. Harvey…
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Judges.—Messrs. J. S. Scobie, M.L.A., W. H. Oram, E. Van Weenen, F. B. Kyngdon, W. Frazer Martin. There has never been a better collection of farm…
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