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ON THE LAND.
The potato crop on the New England tableland is not nearly as heavy as early crop prospcets promised. An unusually wet spring and an early summer were followed by dry ...
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Family Notices
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SHIRES' CONFERENCE.
The ninth annual conference of the Shires Association of New South Wales will be held on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday next at the Southern Cross Hill, ...
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STORE STOCK RATES.
In view of the representations which have been made to them, the Railway Commissioners have given further consideration to the question of the railway rates for the ...
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DISTRICT ITEMS.
BATHURST.—The Bathurst Producers' Association has waited upon the Railway Commissioners to complain about the late arrival of produce trains from the west at Sydney. ...
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PRICKLY PEAR.
The experiments initiated by the Queensland Government to test the feeding value of prickly pear as a fodder are Hearing some definite results. An area in the dry west was set ...
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WILD DOGS.
Following upon a recent article in these columns regarding the wild dog pest in the north-western corner of the State, Mr. Peter Waite, of South Australia, who is well known ...
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WAR CASUALTIES.
LIEUT.—COLONEL B. A. G. WATTS, D.S.O. Lieut.-Colonel Bertram Alexander Gordon Watts, D.S.O., was killed in France on April 10. Deceased was born in 1880, and ...
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DIED OF WOUNDS.
Private Timothy Lineban, eldest son of Mrs. B. Linehan, of Mundoona, Berrigan, has died of wounds in Egypt. He was 33 years of age, and resided in the Berrigan and ...
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DIED OF ILLNESS.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Grimson, of Yullundry, Molong, have received information that their son, Private F. D. Grimson, died of illness on April 5 last. Deceased was a brother of ...
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WOUNDED.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Stanford, of Glebe, have been advised that their son, Sergeant Edward Charles Stanford, has been wounded in Franco. He is 19 years of age, and at the age of ...
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LAND FOR SOLDIERS.
TENTERFIELD.—Speaking at a meeting, the chairman of the recruiting committee (Mr. J. F. Thomas) said that during the past few days the Surveyor-General ...
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SHOW WHEAT.
QUIRINDI.—Mr. Smith Pollock, of Quirindi, has been a most successful exhibitor at the Royal Agricultural Show for some years past, and a reference to his methods is of ...
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