A proposal for the education of farmers sons in agricultural subjects, made by the director of agricultrue (Mr. Williamson Wallace) to the Argicultural Colleges ...
Article : 488 wordsContinuation of address by Mr. G. T. Booth, president of the Canterbury Employers Association, delivered October 15, 1901:— ...
Article : 2,839 wordsWhen the landsman has through intoxication fallen into the hands of the police, the worst that can happen to him is the infliction of a fine for drunkenness, but if the accused be a ...
Article : 1,547 wordsSir,—In your issues of the 4th and 19th inst., "D.P." writes on "Food Adulterats and Preservatives," and makes observations concerning myself that induce me to ask ...
Article : 1,723 wordsThe Methodist Conference continued its sittings yesterday, the president (the Rev. E.S. Bickford) presiding. DRINK AND JUVENILES. ...
Article : 550 wordsThe mills report business steady at silently easier rates. Flour is quoted ot up to £12/15/. Bran is realising 1/4, and pollard 1/9. Oatmeal is quitted at £18 to £18/10/. ...
Article : 3,488 wordsThe following statement showing comparison of perishable and frozen products exported from the Government Cool Stores, Flinders-street, and the total from Victoria for the month of February, ...
Article : 151 wordsButter.—The butter market was quiet yesterday, and although prices for factory were maintained, business was on a restricted scale, choice qualities alone meeting with anything like ...
Article : 1,383 wordsMr. Wallace, director of agriculture, has been furnished with the following interesting report by Dr. Cherry, on of the experts of the departmkent:— ...
Article : 528 wordsSir,—At the conference meeting of the Methodist Church last Wednesday the Rev. Dr. Fitchett stated (vide "The Argus"):—"He could not understand why ...
Article : 509 wordsThere were nine members present at the fortnightly meeting of the Board of Public Health, held yesterday, Dr. Gresswell presiding. ...
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Advertising : 171 wordsAn address was delivered by Mr. J. Hume Cook, M.H.R., at the Public-hall, Surrey Hills, last evening, on "Effective Education," in the course of which he ...
Article : 306 wordsBALLARAT, March 3.—Fat Cattle.—Exceedingly short supply penned, numbering 83 head; only an odd pen consiting of quality ranging from good to prime, balance being made up of middling and ...
Article : 1,152 wordsSir,—As the matter of seenring a third rail from Ferntree Gully to Ringwood is of considerable consequence to the people in Gembreek, I trust you will favour me by ...
Article : 347 wordsDespondency through failure to pass an examination appears to have been the motive of the suicide of William David Henderson, an enginedriver, aged 32. The ...
Article : 120 wordsWhile attempting to cross Collins-street, near the interseetion of Market-street, yesterday afternoon Joseph Irvine, aged 15, was knowcked down and ran over by a cab. ...
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The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Thu 5 Mar 1903, Page 9
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