21 Aug 1901
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Newspaper
Bowral And Robertson Free Press
Location
Bowral, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 21, 1901
Page
1
August gardening notes advise planting and care for vegetables and flowers. It mentions asparagus, carrots, beans, onions, peas, potatoes, sweet peas, pansies, carnations, verbenas, and decorative plants. It warns of severe winter and wet weather and suggests staking, mulching, and sheltering tender plants.
Readable fragments describe a daily transport schedule with numerous exceptions for Sundays and holidays. It mentions stops at Mitagong Sheashfield Picton ranville Buathifield and Bowen and references Sydney departures and various daily patterns with several days off.
On a Cardiff Royal Agricultural Society visit, a private examination of the Lawre Kennedy milking machine was conducted at Riding Court Farm, Datebai. John Kintoss, owner, farms about two square miles with 160 cows, using the system with up to six cows milked at once, while noting noise, efficiency, and the impact on milk yield and labor.
The Government urged Mr Valder to remain in New South Wales by proposing a substantial pay rise. He refused the Victorian offer, noting that the change would bring little benefit despite NSW incentives. His current salary, including quarters, is 575 pounds.
The readable fragments mention names like Buckling Smith and Milan along with places such as Gumuraohed and Roti. The passage reads like garbled speech from a local event or demonstration with weather references, political or legal-sounding phrases, and an array of disjointed terms, lacking coherent narrative or clear outcome.
Haig and Company announces a general reduction in price across all articles in stock. The store promotes lower costs to attract shoppers and clear inventories.
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