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FREEMAN'S REACH.
We [?] to call at Mrs. J. Hibbert's [?] one day this week, and had the pleasure of seeing some oil paintings from the brush of her ...
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WILBEREORCE.
Mr. George Brown is making good job of his gravolling contraor on the road to Grono Park. It is by no means in bad order, and when the ...
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Mr. Brinaley Hall, Member for the Hawkesbury, has kindly furnished us with copies of departmental correspondence, of which we give a digest below. ...
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LOWER PORTLAND.
The beetle plague is playing havoe with the young corn and tomato crops. If they keep on as they are, there won't be much corn grown this ...
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COLLEGE NOTES.
In our last issue we mentioned that a species of black beetle had been playing sad havoc on several of the farms on the river banks, by ...
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WISEMAN'S FERRY.
We have had some delightful weather this week. There is every sign of a prolific season. Some time ago, a Mr. Smith, of the ...
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Messrs. Sutton and Sons.
Sir,—Your recent par. in "College Notes "referring to the above firm, states that they are "the great seedsmen of London," which, with your ...
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THE NEXT LAYING COMPETITION.
The Minister for Agriculture has approved of the appointment of Messrs. W. S. Campbell (Director of Agriculture), H. W. Potts (principal of the ...
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FORRESTER.
We had a few more showers last Saturday, for which—and for what we had a week ago—we are very thankful, as everything is looking splendid and ...
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