SIR.—The principal topic in the [?] now—is that "Paltry Dairy [?]. The peaceful Warrangulites are not [?] to the threatening letters, or ...
Article : 273 wordsThe unusually prolonged drought of the past few weeks has caused the pasture to become very dry and milch cows are drying off in consequence. ...
Article : 306 wordsWilliam Henry Clifford, charged with stealing an axle. from a direlict dray on. the main road at Longwarry was bought up on remand. ...
Article : 329 wordsAuthorities differ. William Crozier, in his excellent work on farming, says that the Clydesdale is par excellence the horse for the farmer, while the Suffolk ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 595 wordsDear Mr. Editor,—I read a letter signed "Tottie " in your last piper, and think her brother might have told her that empty carriages cost more- to ...
Article : 375 wordsA meeting of the delegates of the [?] Fleming Cup was summoned to be [?] at Fleming's Hotel, Drouin, on Monday evening it being called at the ...
Article : 446 wordsThe usual fortnightly meeting of the Warragul Branch of the A.N.A., was hold in the Athenæum, on Tuesday evening last, the President, Mr. R. Hillard, in the ...
Article : 557 wordsThe grievances of the men who have gone upon the land under the auspices of what is known as the village settlement or homestead ...
Article : 308 wordsFat Cattle.—1,230 yarded on Wednesday, comprising 100 from New South Wales, 700 from North-Eastern district, 800 from Gippsland, 80 from the westward, and rest ...
Article : 77 wordsWheat good milling, to 2s 3½d; barley prime, to 5s 1d; medium malting to 4s 3d; Cape to 2s 3½d. Oats: Best milling, to 1s 10d; Danish, to 1s 8d; Algerians, to 1s 7d; ...
Article : 53 wordsMr. W. Glassford reports:—Warrnambool, to £2 7/6; Colac, to £2 5/-; Onions £4 5s. ...
Article : 20 wordsThe Fresh Food and Frozen Storage Company report:—Cheese.—Prime new cheese sold at 3d to 3¼d.; medium 2½d to 3d; prime matured, 4d to 4½d. Potted Butter. ...
Article : 157 wordsMr. Ernest W. Witton reports having sold at his mart, on Tuesday as follows:—Butter to 7½d per 1b., eggs, to 8½d per doz., pork, 3d to 4d 1b., cabbages, 1s to 1s 6d per doz, ...
Article : 84 wordsThe introduction of mutton sheep into the United States goes bravely on Forty-one Hampshire Downs were at New York lately. They came from ...
Article : 84 wordsAt the Romsey Shire Council meeting on Monday, in the discourse of a discussion on a letter from the Public Health Department, pointing out the ...
Article : 189 wordsA produce fair was held in the Public [?]. yesterday in aid of the funds of the Warragul Presbyterian Church. The promoters evidently recognised that it ...
Article : 341 wordsNo they are not lunatics—the thirteen groups of thirteen gentlemen who dined at thirteen tables in Room 13 of Holborn Resturant on Saturday, ...
Article : 352 wordsTons of hay are annually pawed under the horses feet and go to waste. It is true there is a great difference in horses and the habits they form. Some will cat ...
Article : 98 wordsMr. J. w. Larter, ex-President of the Board of Directors of the Australian Natives Association, and. Mayor of Ballarat East, and Mr. F. C. Wainwright, ...
Article : 346 wordsA good hen should .have a small head, bright eyes, a tapering neck, full breast, straight back, full, ovoidal shaped body, medium length of gray colored legs, ...
Article : 102 wordsMr. Patterson is perfectly willing to federate, but evidently thinks that certain of our neighbors, like the lady in the ply, protest too much. In ...
Article : 153 wordsThe following are the handicaps for the two principal events to be run on the Warragul Show-grounds on St. Patrick's Pay in connection with the local ...
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Warragul Guardian and West Gippsland Advertiser (Warragul, Vic. : 1894), Fri 9 Mar 1894, Page 3
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