PERSEVERANCE is about to be rewarded by the safe passage of Mr. Dangar's Diseases in Sheep Act Amendment Bill through this session. The energy which about twenty-six members displayed last Friday week ...
Article : 4,589 wordsIN the "Veterinary Journal" for January, 1877, when alluding to the proposal to establish a Veterinary school in Melbourne, we urged the necessity for this step, in view of the great benefits it might be made to confer on the colony, ...
Article : 740 wordsSIR,—In looking over Mr. Dangar's Diseases in Sheep Amendment Act, if not too late, I wish to call attention to parts of it which I think might be altered with advantage to its efficiency: ...
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Article : 1,758 wordsIT is now some ten years since these ingenious portable wells first came into anything like notice, and they have since been gradually but surely acquiring public favour. Tried first upon an extensive scale in the war with the late ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 447 wordsAUSTRALIAN BUTTER.—At a public sale held on January 18, at the Baltic Salerooms, by Messrs. Egan, Hall, and Co., a consignment of Australian butter, ex Cuzco, from Sydney, was offered, being the first shipment, we are ...
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The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser (NSW : 1871 - 1912), Sat 13 Apr 1878, Page 471
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