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FINLEY.
The weather of late has been very cold and rainy, and since the 22nd ult. 165 points of rain have fallen. Surface tanks are now nearly filled, and contain more water than at ...
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DAYSDALE.
After another week of beautiful weather for crops and grass, we are, as I am penning these few lines, experiencing cold and bleak winds from the north-east accompanied with ...
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COLINROOBIE, YANKO, BYNYA, AND MIDGEON.
No doubt in the near future Colinroobie will be classed among the first of wheat-growing districts of New South Wales. Already the crops give evidence of a future abundance ...
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GRONG GRONG.
At a meeting of the Progress Association held in the Royal Hall on 28th inst. to elect a committee, the attendance was not large, owing to the great rain which was falling at ...
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TALLANDOON.
Your Mitta Mitta correspondent will perhaps are this have imagined that I was content to remain on the "horns of a dilemma,' on which he wishes me to stay, but once again ...
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TALLANGATTA.
Messrs. Easton Thwaites and Younghus-band and Co. hold their usual monthly cattle sales on Saturday. Competition was very keen for anything approaching fat, but for ...
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TALLANDOON SQUIBS.—No. 3.
On the 28th of August, 1896, Mr. Ernest During, while out prospecting for a Beech-worth syndicate, found some rich specimens on the top of a high range. A day or two ...
Article : 175 words
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