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Farming & the land, 1862

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[?] Pastoral District

The Pastoral Times and Southern Courier · Friday 3 January 1862 · page 6

Proclaimed in Government gazette , 2nd-August, 1855. 1. [?] 9 square miles — Reserves No. 3, of [?] Reserves Proclaimed in Government gazette , 4th July , 1855…

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[?] Pastoral District

The Pastoral Times and Southern Courier · Friday 3 January 1862 · page 6

Proclaimed in Government gazette , 11th March, 1852. 2 1. Weimby, Confluence of Murrumbidgee and Murray Rivere— 16 square , Reserve No. 1 of Murrumbidgee Reserves…

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[?] Pastoral District

The Pastoral Times and Southern Courier · Friday 3 January 1862 · page 6

Proclaimed in GOVERNMENT GAZETTE of 25th Oct., 1862. 1. Berrongaroo , 1. square mile , Reserve No. 1 , of the Lachelen Reserve. 2. Sandy Falls, 1 square mile, Reserve No.2, of the…

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Pastoral District of [?]

The Pastoral Times and Southern Courier · Friday 3 January 1862 · page 5

1. At Terranora , the entrance of the Tweed River County of [?] , 20 square miles — The Crown lands within the following boundaries : Commencing at a point on the boundary between the Colonies of News South…

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Dailing Pastoral District

The Pastoral Times and Southern Courier · Friday 3 January 1862 · page 6

Proclaimed in Government gazette , 8th Nov., 1860, 1 .Perry (Meriindee), 16 Square miles— Reserve at the confluence of Menindee Creek with the River Darling. 2: Moorna, 4 square miles.—That portion of the…

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Bligh Pastoral District

The Pastoral Times and Southern Courier · Friday 3 January 1862 · page 6

Proclaimed in Government gazette , 4th July, 1855 1. Terrabiie Greek, 1 square mile;—Reserve No. 7, of the Bligh Reserves. 2. Junction of Marabs Creek and Castlereagh River,…

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New England Pastoral District

The Pastoral Times and Southern Courier · Friday 3 January 1862 · page 6

Proclaimed in GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 4th July 1860. [?] Apsley River, 9 square miles— Reserve No: 14 of New England Reserves . 2. Carlyle’s Gully, Main North Road, 1 square miles…

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Pastoral District of Monaro

The Pastoral Times and Southern Courier · Friday 3 January 1862 · page 6

At the [?] Hands, County of Hampier, [?]…

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Liverpool Plains Pastoral District

The Pastoral Times and Southern Courier · Friday 3 January 1862 · page 6

Proclaimed in Government gazette , 9th March, 1858. 1. Galligal, Namoi River, t square miles—Reserve No. 14 of Liverpool Plains Reserves. 2. Walhollow , Mooki River, 9 squares miles — Reserves…

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The Cattle Distemper

The Pastoral Times and Southern Courier · Friday 3 January 1862 · page 4

The following article is taken from L’Independence Belge, the organ of the Belgian Government :— It is well known tat agricultural districts…

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A Prolific Breed of Sheep

The Pastoral Times and Southern Courier · Friday 3 January 1862 · page 2

It was stated in a paper read at a meeting of the Society of Arts in London, on the. 8th February last, that Chinese sheep had been introduced into England by Mr. Rutherford Alcock, vice-consul at…

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The Cattle Raid in New Southwales

The Pastoral Times and Southern Courier · Friday 3 January 1862 · page 2

The Wagga Wagga Express speaks as though it had more intelligence of what is going on in New South Wales under the direction of the Pleuro-pneumonia Commissioners than that which is ordinarily…

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Wool, Tallow and Hide Market

The Pastoral Times and Southern Courier · Friday 3 January 1862 · page 2

Messrs. J. H. [?] and Co (December 28) report. Wool — Since our report of last week there has been no public sales held as the holidays intervening have prevented it buyers, however being [?] of filling…

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To the Editor of the Pastoral Times and Southern Courier

The Pastoral Times and Southern Courier · Friday 3 January 1862 · page 3

DEAR SIR, —Will you suffer me to offer to yourself and to your readers in theses [?] on the recent establishment among you of so ancient an excellent [?]…

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Correspondence Telegraph to Hay. To the editor of the Pastoral Times and Southern Courier

The Pastoral Times and Southern Courier · Friday 3 January 1862 · page 3

SIR, May I ask the favour of you publish the in closed letter which I received this morning from the Secretary for Public Works . I desire its publication for the information of such persons in the…

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Wool, Tallow, and Hide Market

The Pastoral Times and Southern Courier · Tuesday 7 January 1862 · page 2

MESSRS. GOLDSBROUGH and Co. report (January 2): WOOL.—New year’s day, and the holidays consequent ther[?] having interfered considerably with business, we have but few transactions to…

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Correspondence. a Vote of Thanks for Mr. Cowper. To the Editor of the Pastoral Times and Southern Courier

The Pastoral Times and Southern Courier · Friday 10 January 1862 · page 3

SIR,—I have read your report of the Public Works’ Meeting, and I think the townspeople are perfectly right in resolving to !keep the Government continuously in mind of the wants of the…

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Wool, Tallow, and Hide Market

The Pastoral Times and Southern Courier · Tuesday 14 January 1862 · page 2

MESSRS [?] report January [?] Wool—The [?]…

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Singleton: Farming Prospects

The Albury Banner and Wodonga Express · Wednesday 15 January 1862 · page 3

Free selectors who are sanguine as to the results of farming may have their belief somewhat shaken if made aware of the actual of wheat growing in Patrick’s Plains…

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