Farmers and Settlers' Association
GOULBURN, Thursday.—The executive council of the Farmers and Settlers' Association met at the Town Hall this morning, commencing a two days' session. There were present: Messrs…
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The Farmers' Co-operative Company, Ltd., of New South Wales. a New Adventure
There has existed for a few years past the "Farmers' Co-operative Co. of New South Wales, Ltd." That had no connection whatever with the…
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The executive of the Farmers and settlers' Association resumed their sitting this afternoon. The secretary reported that no less than 16 new branches had been opened since…
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A meeting of the executive council of the Farmers' and Settlers' Association opened here this morning. There were present Messrs. G. F. Plunkett,…
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GOULBURN, Thursday.--A meeting of the executive council of the Farmers and Settlers' Association was hold to-day, the chief object being to make arrangements for tho forthcoming,…
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The large [?] fire on the [?] ranges caused great damage. A number of selectors have been burnt out, losing everything. Including horses, pigs, and cattle. [?]…
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The executive council of the Farmers' and Settlers' Association of New South Wales met in the Town Hall to-day, the principal business being to arrange for the annual conference in Sydney next July…
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February, which is the last month looked for by graziers to bring the rains that will ensure them whiter grass, has shown as yet no sign of complying with the demand. In fact, the week…
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BALLINA,Feb.2.—A start has been made in connection with the erection of the buildings and plant for the Ballina Co-operative Refrigerating Company. Brown and Jolly are the contractors…
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The Bradford market is quiet. Prices for "tops" are: Super. 60's, 30½d per lb., showing no change on the week…
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The butter market is firm, and a steady trade is going forward in colonial. Australian is quoted at 98s to 100s per cwt., and, occasionally, at 102s; a rise of about 2s on the week. Danish…
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LONDON, February 2.—The Cape Police have captured 1000 cattle belonging to the rebel Dutch in the neighborhood of Dordrecht…
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LONDON, February 8.—The visible supply of American wheat, according to "Bradstreet's," is 87,473,000 bushels…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Wheat Crops of the World
The " Corn Trade News" has given detailed estimates of the wheat crop in the several countries of the world, in comparison with those of the nine preceding years, derived from official…
Continued on Trove, page 27 →An Ingenious Butter Cooler
The accompanying illustration shows an ingenious butter-cooler, invented by Mr. B. Seppelt, of Seppeltsfield; South Australia. On a post about 4ft in height a platform is made about 2ft…
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The European wheat markets are dearer, and close firmly. South Australian wheat, January-February shipments, is offering at 29s 6d per quarter…
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The quantity of wool received at Newcastle for direct chipment to London during the week ended to-day was 338 hales, making a total of 36,780 balea received since the commencement of the present…
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The final wool sale of the season, hold at Christchurch to-day, was very dull and dragging. The bulk of the catalogue was withdrawn. The highest prices were 10¼d for greasy merino, 9½d…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →The Fall in Exported Butter
The position of affairs in regard to Australian butter in British markets is at present very serious. The export industry is young enough to enable all concerned to remember that it was the…
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