visional policy, upon which je did not in our previous article, nor-shall we in this, attempt to express an .opinion, seems to be at the bottom of the attack which onr* contemporary makes on us for speaking ' with favour of this particular item in his policy. — The Colonies.
WOOL SALES.
The Station.
factorily without it, it will be proper to test his amiability and the extent of his training in the use of the whip. Tho roughly test his walking qualities first, as that gait is more important in the horse of all work than great trotting speed. The value of a horse, safe for all purposes without blinds, is greatly enhanced there by. Purchase of the breeder of the horse if practicable ; the reasons are obvious.
and include several varieties, first raised by Mr Sheather, and those known amongst connoisseurs as one of his seedlings are amongst the most prized of their land. At the late show at the Exhibition the first prize was awarded to the camellias from this garden ; and as a proof of their variety, we saw, yesterday, a bouquet from there containing about sixty blooms, each of a distinct kind. — Sydney Herald.
The Farm.
CARE OF THE VEGETABLES.
THE SUET BUTTER MANUFAC TURE.
THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT.
