local news · 1884
A correspondent from Melbourne discusses the prevailing depression, the growth and adaptability of the Sweet Briar hedge plant, and concerns about the wool and lambing industry.
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PersonHerdman
OfficialAlfred Deakin
PersonWORTH
PersonJAMES M.
LocationMELBOURNE
Locationnorthern
LocationSydney
LocationVictoria
LocationSHEPPARTON
LocationShepparton
Correspondence DateWednesday, April, 23rd
Durationfour years old
The Nathalia Herald, No. 12, 1884-04-25.
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People in this noticeAlfred Deakin · WORTH · JAMES M.
Also on page 3This notice contains various sections including an essay on live-fenci · Thomas Richards, a draper, grocer, ironmonger, and general storekeeper · This notice discusses the effectiveness of boxthorn as a fencing mater · The Shire of Shepparton is calling for tenders for various works inclu
Elsewhere in this issueThe Nathalia Herald discusses the upcoming election in Moira, highligh · This notice contains fragmented advertisements and local news snippets · Dr. M. U. O'Sullivan, Physician, Surgeon & Accoucheur, has commenced p · This article discusses political candidates, a railway disaster, a mur · All 29 notices in this issue
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Near this placeMELBOURNE · northern · Sydney · Victoria · SHEPPARTON