Colonial Dairy Produce. London, April 20
Early this month the butter and cheese shipped from Melbourne by the E.M.S. Cuzco, was opened by Mr. D. Wilson, the Victorian dairy expert, in the presence of…
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Female Suffrage. to the Editor of the Dairy Telegraph
Sir,--As the question of female suffrage is securing a considerable amount of attention at the present time in this and other English-speaking countries, any facts regarding its…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Weather, Pastoral, Crops, &c
Some rain fell over the coastal area of the colony between Friday and Saturday mornings of last week, with a maximum recorded at Gabo Island 2in. and 20 points. In the N.W. light rain fell, at Gulgong,…
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A London cablegram, dated April 15, stated that Mr. D. Wilson, the dairy export sent to London by the Victorian Government in order to study the conditions of the butter and cheese…
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Dr. Lafar, one of the most distinguished German bacteriologists of the day, discovers that butter is full of bacilli, their numbers being many when the outside of a pat is examined, but fewer…
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The Department of Agriculture has for distribution the seed of several varieties of wheat, in small lots, to experimenters who make early application. These wheats are those recommended by…
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LONDON, April 20.—Adelaide wheat, ex warehouse, 33s 3d, quiet; Victorian, 33s, flat; New Zealand long-berried, 30s, market flat. Australian floor: Superfine, 25s,…
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Under date London, March 8, Jacomb, Son and Company report: Since the close of the Colonial wool sales here on February 18 there has been a brisk demand in this market, chiefly from the Continent, and…
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The following cables have been received, dated Loudon, Thursday, with reference to the progress of the April-May series of sales: --…
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During the past week little or nothing has been done in the local market, and although it is generally understood that large British and continental orders are still in the hands…
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For several years past Mr. F. Mason, the wellknown and successful agricultural implement and machine manufacturer and importer, of 239 Sussex street, Sydney, has made the manufacture…
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THE following circular has been issued by the Department of Agriculture;— The Department of Agriculture has for distribution the seed of several varieties of wheat…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Pastoral Intelligence. (From Our Correspondent.) Albury
Stock movements: 1500 merino wethers, from Round Hill to B[?] W. Newc[?] owner[?] 100 horses, from Albury to C[?], James Green owner…
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LONDON, Friday. -- At the Bradford wool market 60's are quoted at 21½d, and supers at 22¼d…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Tuberculosis in Cattle. the Koch Test
The detection of bovine tuberculosis in its early stages by the ordinary methods is very difficult and in many cases practically impossible. By the time the disease has progressed far enough to be…
Continued on Trove, page 23 →The "Moffat-Virtue" Patent Sheep-shearing Machine
The Moffat-Virtue sheep shearing machines are of the class commonly known as mechanical machines, so called to distinguish them from those known as pneumatic machines. The inventors,…
Continued on Trove, page 23 →The Export Trade. Meat, Fruit, and Butter. Meat
New Zealand frozen mutton, first quality, was worth in London, April 13, 4¼d per lb; second quality was worth 3¾d; New Zealand lamb (Canterbury), first quality, 5¾d; New Zealand beef,…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →Breeding and Fattening Sheep in New Zealand. No. II
The Southdown or Sussex is the breed through which all the other downs have been improved. The head is small, and closely woolled on and up to the ears (naked ears are objectionable) and on the…
Continued on Trove, page 799 →Young. Once Called Lambing Flat. a Flourishing District, Devoted to Pastoral and Agricultural Pursuits. (By Our Travelling Representative.) (See illustrations on pages 26 and 27.) 1861
Over 30 years have passed since the historic "Lambing Flat riots" broke out, and which had to be subdued by the military forces of the Government of the day. It will be of interest to…
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