The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-05-02

! kaW, Princeton: A. Reid, ST. Andrews;
j, M. Ward, Fox Hills; J, w Baker.
Princeton; j. r. Maxwell, Jr Nassau
The first round of match play for
| the presidents cup resulted; Travis
! beat Reinhart three up, two to play;
| Mallouf beat p H. Jennings, one up,
| 10 holes; Pyne beat Toppin one up;
Campbell beat Tying, four up, two to
! play; Hitchcock beat Poole seven up,
| five to play; Wilson beat Emmett four
up, three to play; Moller beat Travelli,
five up, three to play; Alsop beat Muir
! phy, two up.
| AN IDEAL DAIRYING COMPANY.
Byron Bay, on the northern coast of
| New South Wales. forms the little
| known threshold of a beautiful district,
| rich in tropical or semi-tropical vege-
| tation. Here may be seen, remarks
| an observant victor, "all sorts of splen-
did trees, shrubs, creeping plants and
| vines, growing in wonderful luxuriance.
| Perhaps the most beautiful of all is the
| bean tree, Castanospermum australe,
well known for its handsome dark tim
ber This tree sometimes attains a
height of about two hundred feet.
Some of the gigantic nettle trees attain
an equal height with diameter some
times of about eight feet, In the mag
nifcent brushes grow also numbers of
other handsome trees-the teak tree. or
Flindersia; the Rosewood. Dysoxylon
fraseranum, which has a red, rose
scented timber; the native beech, Gme-
lima leichhardtii, the silky-oak, Grevil-
lea robusta, most valuable timber
tree; the red cedar, Cedrela toona; i'm
mems figs whose huge thin buttresses
extend from their stems for yards in all
directions; and numbers and numbers
of other plants too numerous to men
ton. The beautiful graceful Bungalow
palms, which bear the ponderous botan-
ical name Ptychosperma cunninghamii,
may be met with in thousands The
cabbage tree palm, Livistona australis,
also in many places abounds; and the
beautiful little wallking-stick palm,
Kenta monostachya, the Midgimbill of
the natives, grows here in millions.
This is one of the prettiest and most
graceful of the plants, especially when
its bright red fruit is ripe. 1t grows
sometimes to a height of about twenty
&C., "i'i stems iio. nv tHoii on iiiNii
vi wv ~ ula,heter' ihe COUNTY, sen
.i'ilS' ny uueS soi,le W 'iie iteiieS' ~"
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wealth, and is admirably adapted for
dairying, as shown by the remarkable
Piueie'S Heo'eu Wy INC
'"''ei @Otoi' '"iN0 ITO V"'''ii'''iien'
So'iie re" years asu, II 10 we are toi.'
poieiS a'iFe coiioeih H. anu
cohtiolieu soiely ny the lail'ieiS VI 'ne
ulslr'ct' me correct titie Oh ehe urn Is
Inc North coast rres, rooo ana coio
storage COMPANY Liii.iteu' put NE is
too shoit u iepea. .hat MAINE every
'''''e, a'u ioeapS II 80 nv" "9 ete oS
ron nay iac'oiy' Qua, 'ihs III Io'o' tiie
iiuiii"ei Vi suppiieis mas s'eaahS ~
Cieaseu ui'i aoout 'hiee huhuie Gu lar
I,ei no" eeiiu cream ~ 'ne "
nc oueler ou'put ~ tie past Twelve
ii'on.n9 was osei VIZ tnousaiu 'oi's,
Whlch realizea ~ loliooii one huhuteu
anu seven eisiiths per INJURED Welsht.
Suppheis receiFeu an average price Vi
''''u pei pouiiu, anu an aouitiohai 10
nus vi 'i1-eis 'i'' u' IN uiNiueii'9 l. the
enu VI 'ne eeaeo''' iHaNihs a to,ai Vi
o.o'ou ioi pu.'ei eApoi 'eu' me paeoil-
0u'ils uepai ''heht W"S Stdt teo III 1885,
anu tne 'iuiiipei VI pts9 pu' 'ii ouSii az
iuaiS mas iiici easeu iioi'i oie iuiiureu
anu twenty per thohth 10 ABOUT SIX
i,oii'ieo' ne to'al number vi DIGS
9'aus nteieu iaet Seat was seven thou-
0o,'u Heau' ior Which suppllers were
paul an average price lor three ana
one-heii pehee PEI pouho ior PORK Inc
'ui"-oNei III pu'.ei anu paeoil ior isol
was o'e Gu anu Twelve tiousaild
pouiu9' he " MAJ coSl VI the ouliu-
iiisS anu pian, ei'ip'oyeu was Twelve
.nouSahu puu'ios' Out an nave peeh pald
loi' anu 'iie company mas now SUD
s,aii''ai circuit oala'ice AT the pank'
mere is aouiluaht scope LOT the extern
9''ii VI .ie uairyns industry III TINS |
part VI .he state lt IS says the Wrl-
,er alleauy quoteu altogether an ideal |
ualS ils country, ana no doubt, at the |
pieseii, ia.e u proeress' the hutter out |
put itoii the northern rivers VIII aston
I7H 'he Woflu' Inc pioneer settlers |
nave great di1ncuities TO contend with,
anu years OF nara work ana perseVer-
ahce are required TO improve both the |
i"''u anu the cattle' only Few OF the /
q 4 tFl f6n -4r.Va u n E..s1