Gardeners' and Farmers' Calendar July
The Garden.—Prepare ground for potatoes; dress strawberries and raspberries; sow carrots, cabbage, parsnips, turnips, peas, broad beans, and pot-horbs…
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Wool Market
The only description of wool that has been offered for sale during the week is a few bales of greasy and skin, which realized the prices at foot. The merchants generally are anxious to…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Government Gazette. Friday, July 26, 1844. Grose Farm
THE paddocks at Grose Farm, described hereunder, not having been let upon occupation license at the sale held on the 17th July, in pursuance of an advertisement dated, the 24th…
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The Garden:—Prepare ground for potatoes; dress strawberries and raspberries; sow carrots," cabbage, parsnips, turnips, peas, broad beans, and pot-herbs…
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The Garden.—Prepare ground for potatoes; dress strawberries and raspberries; sow carrots, cabbage, parsnips, turnips, peas, broad beans, and pot-herbs…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Breeds of Sheep. To the Editors of the Sydney Morning Herald
GENTLEMEN,—I bog you will permitme, through the medium ot your paper, to solicit public attention to a subject in which every individual in the colony must be more or le s interested,…
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The Garden.—Plant potatoes; sow cabbage, turnips, chillies, Colonial or New Zealand spinach, peas; prepare ground for cucumbers &c…
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The Garden.—Plant potatoes; sow cabbage, turnips, chillies, Colonial or New Zealand spinach, peas; prepare ground for cucumbers, &c…
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THE continued wet weather has prevented the fellmongers from drying their wool, consequently very little has been offered for sale of this description, and the state of the roads has…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Commercial Intelligence. the Wool Market
The continued wet weather has prevented the fellmongers from drying their wool, consequently very little has been offered for sale of this description, and the state of the roads has…
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The Garden.—Plant potatoes; sow cabbage, turnips, chillies, Colonial or New Zealand spinach, pens; prepare ground for cucumbers, &c. The Orchard.—Transplant evergreens; make…
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The Garden.—-Plant potatoes; sow cabbage, turnips, chillies, Colonial or New Zealand spinach, peas; prepare ground for cucumbers, &c…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Wool Trade. (From a Correspondent.)
DURING the last ten years, partly for our own amusement during leisure hours, and partly for the information of a friend at home who is interested in the colony, we have kept detailed…
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The Garden.—Plant potatoes; sow cabbage, turnips, chillies, Colonial or New Zealand spinach, peas; prepare ground for cucumbers,&c…
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The Garden.—Plant potatoes; sow cabbage, turnips, chillies, Colonial or New Zealand spinach, peas; prepare ground for cucumbers, &c…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Gardeners' and Farmers' Calendar August
The Garden.—Plant potatoes; sow cabbage, turnips, chillies, Colonial or New Zealand spinach, peas; prepare ground for cucumbers, &c…
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No wool of any consequence having arrived from the interior since the last report, we are unable to say whether the late news will have any effect on the Sydney prices…
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The Garden.—Plant potatoes; sow, cabbage, turnips, chillies, Colonial or New Zealand spinach, peas; prepare ground for cucumbers, &c…
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SLAE of 547 bales Australian Wool, by MARSH and EDENBOROUGH, on the 17th April, 1844. Ex Earl Durham.—Australian Wool Company, 3 at 20d., 27 at 19½d., 52 at 19d., 19 at…
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No wool of any consequence having arrived from the interior since the last report, we are unable to say whether the late news will have any effect on the Sydney prices…
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