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Sydney · Farming & the land

Farming & the land, 1844

436 stories in Sydney's papers · page 5 of 22

Domestic Intelligence. Wool

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 11 April 1844 · page 2

SALE of 1539 bales of Australian wool, by Messrs. LOUCHNAN and HUGHES, on the 26th October, 1843. Ex Royal George.—AG, 12 at 20d., 32 at…

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The Pastoral Association of New South Wales

The Australian · Thursday 11 April 1844 · page 2

The Committee of this 'Association have already begun the duties of their vocation, and that, too, with un activity which augurs well for the accomplishment of the objects…

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The Sydney Morning Herald. Thursday, April 11, 1844. "Sworn to no master, of no sect am I." the Great Pastoral Movement

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 11 April 1844 · page 2

WE have attended many public meetings in New South Wales; but there were two particulars in which we think the one held on Tuesday last, at the Royal Hotel,…

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Gardeners' and Farmers' Calendar. April

The Australian · Thursday 11 April 1844 · page 2

The Garden.—Sow cabbage; looks; onions, latter one; peas and broad beans; endives; lettuce; turnips; transplant celery; dress and plant strawberry beds. The Orchard.—Pinch and prune vines. The Field.—Sow wheat, oats, peas and broad beans…

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Exhaustion of the Soil. (From the Farmer's Monthly Visitor)

The Australian · Friday 12 April 1844 · page 4

The soil may be, and doubtless has been, exhausted in numerous cases within our country ; but it is believed that it has been produced by a succession of crops, without…

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Select Poetry. the Farmer

The Australian · Friday 12 April 1844 · page 4

From golden morn, till dewy eve, When the sky gleams bright and red, With many a strong aud sturdy stroke, I labor for my bread,…

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Gardeners' and Farmers' Calendar. April

The Australian · Friday 12 April 1844 · page 2

The Garden.—Sow cabbage; leeks; onion, latter end; peas and broad beans; endives; lettuce; turnips; transplant celery; dress and plant strawberry beds…

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Gardeners' and Farmers' Calendar. April

The Australian · Saturday 13 April 1844 · page 2

The Garden.—Sow cabbage; leeks; onions, latter end; peas and broad beans; endives; lettuce; turnips; transplant celery; dress and plant strawberry beds…

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Gardeners and Farmers Calendar. April

The Australian · Monday 15 April 1844 · page 2

The Garden.—Sow cabbage; leeks; onions, latter end; peas and broad beans; endives;lettuce; turnips;transplant celery; dress and…

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Gardeners' and Farmers' Calendar. April

The Australian · Tuesday 16 April 1844 · page 2

The Garden.—Sow cabbage; leeks; onions, latter end; peas and broad beans; endives; lettuce; turnips; transplant celery; dress and plant strawberry beds…

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Gardeners' and Farmers' Calendar. April

The Australian · Wednesday 17 April 1844 · page 2

The Garden.—Sow cabbage; leeks; onions, latter end; peas and broad beans; endives; lettuce; turnips; transplant celery; dress and plant strawberry beds…

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The Pastoral Interest

The Colonial Observer · Thursday 18 April 1844 · page 22

His Excellency must by this time be convinced that his menaced impost has occasioned universal dissatisfaction, and though the tender mercies of the Local Executive are somewhat of the wolfish sort, it…

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Gardeners' and Farmers' Calendar. April

The Australian · Thursday 18 April 1844 · page 2

The Garden.—Sow cabbage; leeks ; onions, later end ; pens and broud beans; endives : lettuce; turnips; transplant celery; dress and plant strawberry beds. The Orchard.—Pinch and pruno vines…

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Gardeners' and Farmers' Calendar. April

The Australian · Saturday 20 April 1844 · page 2

The Garden,—Sow cabbage; leeks; onions, latter end; peas and broad beans; endives; lettuce; turnips; transplant celery; dress and plant strawberry beds…

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Gardeners' And, Farmers' Calendar. April

The Australian · Tuesday 23 April 1844 · page 2

The Garden.—Sow cabbage; leeks; onions, latter end; peas and broad beans; endives; lettuce; turnips; transplant celery; dress and plant strawberry beds…

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Gardeners' and Farmers' Calendar. April

The Australian · Wednesday 24 April 1844 · page 2

The Garden.—Sow cabbage; leeks; onions, latter end; peas and broad beans; endives; lettuce; turnips; transplant celery; dress and plant strawberry beds…

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Gardeners' and Farmers' Calendar. April

The Australian · Thursday 25 April 1844 · page 2

The Garden.—Sow cabbage; leeks; onions, latter end ; peas and broad beans; endives; lettuce; turnips ; transplant celery; dress and plant strawberry bods…

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Pastoral Association of New-south Wales. Branch Meetings. Penrith

The Australian · Friday 26 April 1844 · page 3

A public Meeting was held on Wednesday, 24th instant, at the Court House, Penrith, for the purpose of taking into consideration the New Regulations respecting the…

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Country News. Pastoral Association of New South Wales. Branch Meetings. Windsor

The Australian · Monday 29 April 1844 · page 3

On Thursday last, a Meeting convened by a Requisition, numerously and respectably' signed, was held at the Council Chambers, for the purpose of taking into consideration…

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Gardeners' and Farmers' Calendar. April

The Australian · Monday 29 April 1844 · page 3

The Garden.—Sow, cabbage; leeks; onions, latter end; peas and broad beans; endives; lettuce; turnips; transplant celery; dress and plant strawberry beds…

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