The administration of the Closer Settlement Act appears to be assuming something approaching to concrete form. Had it not been that the people most interested in land ...
Article : 1,056 wordsThere are only two or three apiaries in the vicinity of Mullumbimby, but milk there is sufficient, flowing from all quarters to the various creameries, to float a ship. Between ...
Article : 1,256 wordsMr. R. Wilson writes:—Complaints are constantly being made respecting the time stock are often kept in trucks, and the Commissioners are either directly or inferentially blamed, many ...
Article : 312 wordsMr. William D[?]t, Curlewis, writes:—I have been farming for about 35 years, and in that time have grown 30,000 bags or more of wheat, and have helped to handle them. I am only ...
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Article : 248 wordsThe committee of the Young P. and A. Association is protesting against the action of the Government standardising the weight of wheat bags, and is inviting the co-operation ...
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Article : 227 wordsIn one of the Victorian fruit districts the bandage traps around the apple trees for the codlin moth have been found to contain a species of caterpillar destroying the hated ...
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Article : 198 wordsMessrs. Lowcock, Broughton, and King, of Tamworth and Gunnedah, report the sale of the following properties;—Mr. W. H. King's Llangollen, Barraba district, area 6[?]70 acres; ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Thu 30 Jan 1908, Page 4
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