A Trip to Stuart Town Through Old Roads and New
A travel sketch notes railway plans for the Orange to Wellington line, suggests duplicating Motong to Dubbo or rebuilding links to ease service and cut stations including Dripstone and Mumbil, then portrays Stuart Town as quiet with miners, history, hotels, and a proposed Soldiers Avenue of sugar gums along the road.
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Orange-Wellington
Dubbo
Orange
Dripstone
Mumbil
Stuart Town
Sus
Bill Schone
St. Peter
Semry
Wasn
Decker
Hit
Enin
Buzt
Bloano
Henry Boehm
Livermore
Jack Crick
Bear
James Barker
Covay
Pronchman
Jimmy Fewer
Burrendons
Sam Lac Jamaue
Parental guidance for students from Rev Curran at Convent Scala
A Sunday address by Rev Father Curran offered eight parental tips for handling children’s schooling. Emphasis on punctuality, following the regular program, and enforcing study, especially arithmetic, with patient, engaged parenting. Encourage dialogue, avoid blaming teachers, and balance school time with home duties.
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Convent Scala
Janary
Father Curran
Tate
Johnny
Dob
Crop-Growing Competitions Gain Statewide Support
New South Wales farmers increasingly embrace crop-growing contests judged by Department of Agriculture officers, with forty districts reporting events. The movement, praised by the Chief Inspector, aims to improve farm methods and raise prosperity. Wagga shows clear gains in farming standards and local wealth as best practices are shared through competitions staged by district clubs, associations, and the Royal Agricultural Society.
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New South Wales Department of Agriculture
Murrumbidger P
Royal Agricultural Society
Royal Agricultural Bociety
Riverins
Wagga
Ava
Competitions Aid Department in Testing Best Agricultural Methods
The simulations foster effort and expose officers who act as judges to a range of errors and methods. These competitions enable close surveillance of mistakes and thorough comparisons of approaches. They help determine which practices yield the best returns and how different soils and climates affect suitable techniques.
The Pansy and Early Cauliflower Cultivation Notes
The article discusses the enhanced development of the Pansy Viola tricolor maxima through selective Britain France Germany and Belgium breeding. It lists the Clarendon strain with many large flowered varieties and describes ideal soil, air, and humidity conditions for pansy culture, then shifts to early cauliflower varieties and recommended sowing times and cultivars for home gardens.
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Britain
France
Germany
Belgium
Bower
Bugnot
Odier
Odler
Adonis
Lord Besconsfield
Ruth
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