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Sydney · Farming & the land

Farming & the land, 1844

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Gardeners' and Farmers' Calendar. April

The Australian · Tuesday 30 April 1844 · page 2

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

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The Great Pastoral. Movement the Goulburn Meeting

The Australian · Thursday 2 May 1844 · page 3

We have to-day' transferred to our columns the HERALD's' report of the proceedings, on the 24th instant, at a Public Meeting of the Landowners, Flockholders, and other…

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Pastoral Association of New South Wales. Branch Meetings

The Australian · Thursday 2 May 1844 · page 3

A Meeting, convened by public notification, was held, on Thursday last, at Jerry's Plains, to consider the now Squatting Regulations, Richard King, oWSllerslie, Esq.,of-Ellerslie, Esq…

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Gardeners' and Farmers' Calendar. [?] May

The Australian · Thursday 2 May 1844 · page 3

The Garden.—Sow cabbage, pons, and broad beans, small sallads, turnips, onions, early; satsify, chardoons, earth celery, latter and; trans plant cauliflowers, brocoli, and all varieties o'…

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Australian Wheat in England

The Australian · Friday 3 May 1844 · page 3

Very few persons, if any, could have supposed a priori, that Wheat grown at the Antipodes could be brought to England and leave a profit, considering that it has 13 or 14.000 miles of salt water…

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Gardener's and Farmers' Calendar. May

The Australian · Friday 3 May 1844 · page 2

The Garden.—Sow cabbage, peas, and broad beans, small sallads, turnips, onions, early ; salsify, chardoons, earth celery, latter end; transplant cauliflowers, brocoli, and all varieties of…

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The Pastoral Association

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 4 May 1844 · page 2

WE were favoured last night with the following draft of a potition, which has been prepared by the Committee of the Pastoral Association:— "To the Honorable the Commons of the…

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Pastoral Association of New South Wales

The Australian · Saturday 4 May 1844 · page 3

The following is a copy of the Petition which the, Committee of this Association have prepared for presentation to the House…

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Gardeners' and Farmers' Calendar. May

The Australian · Saturday 4 May 1844 · page 2

The Garden.—Sow cabbage, peas, and broad beans, small sallads, turnips, onions, early; salsify, chardoons, earth colory, latter end; transplant cauliflowers, brocoli, and all varieties of…

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Gardeners' and Farmers' Calendar. May

The Australian · Monday 6 May 1844 · page 3

The Gardan.—Sow cabbage, peas, and broad beans, small sallads, turnips, onions, early; salsify, chardoons, earth celery, latter end; transplant cauliflowers, brocoli, and all varieties of…

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The Sydney Morning Herald. Tuesday, May 7, 1844. "Sworn to no master, of no sect am I." the Pastoral Movement— Meeting at Bathurst

The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 7 May 1844 · page 2

THE public meeting at Camden, on the subject of the new depasturing regulations, will be held this day; and we have made arrangements for giving a full report of its…

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Gardeners' and Farmers' Calendar. May

The Australian · Tuesday 7 May 1844 · page 2

The Garden.—Sow cabbage, peas, and broad beans, small sallads, turnips, onions, early; satisfy, chardoons, earth celery, latter end; transplant cauliflowers, brocoli, and all varieties of cabbage and greens…

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The Pastoral Movement

The Australian · Thursday 9 May 1844 · page 2

OUR columns to-day are so fully occupied with the Report of the proceedings on Tuesday last, held at Camden, for the purpose of considering the proposed Now…

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The Petition of the Pastoral Association

The Colonial Observer · Thursday 9 May 1844 · page 42

"To the Honorable the Commons of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, in Parliament assembled, "The humble petition of the undersigned…

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The Sydney Morning Herald. Thursday, May 9, 1844. "Sworn to no master, of no sect am I." the Pastoral Movement— Meeting at Camden

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 9 May 1844 · page 2

To the series of noble efforts which have been made in all parts of the colony to avert the consequences—the terrible consequences—of the present…

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Gardeners' and Farmers' Calendar. May

The Australian · Thursday 9 May 1844 · page 2

The Garden.—Sow cabbage, peas, and broad beans, small Ballads, turnips, onions, early; satisfy, chardoons, earth celery, latter end; transplant cauliflowers, brocoli, and all varieties of…

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Gardeners' and Farmers' Calendar. May

The Australian · Friday 10 May 1844 · page 2

The Garden.—Sow cabbage, peas, and broad beans, small sallads, turnips, onions, early; satisfy, chardoons, earth celery, latter end: transplant cauliflowers, brocoli, and all varieties of…

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The Pastoral Movement.— the Camden Meeting

The Australian · Saturday 11 May 1844 · page 2

This great Meeting of the landowners, flook-holders, and other residents of the Cow-pasture and adjacent districts, which was holden at Camden on Tuesday last, will…

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The Petition of the Pastoral Association

The Dispatch · Saturday 11 May 1844 · page 1

Since our last issue, we have read, With much pleasure and satisfaction, the very able and comprehensive petition, which has been prepared by the Committee of the Pastoral Association, for…

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Gardeners' and Farmers' Calendar. May

The Australian · Saturday 11 May 1844 · page 2

The Garden.—sow cabbage, peas, and broad beans, small sallads, turnips, onions, early; satisfy, chardoons, earth celery, latter end; transplant cauliflowers, brocoli, and all varieties of cabbage and greens…

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