Commercial Intelligence. Wool Market
From the wet weather, and the consequent detention on the roads, hardly any wool has come to Sydney; a few lots have been sold at a trifling advance, one lot of very superior…
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Gardeners' and Farmers' Calendar April
The Garden.—Sow cabbage, leeks, and onions, latter end; peas ana broad beans, endives, lettuce, turnips; transplant celery; dress and plant strawberry beds…
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THE WOOL TRADE.—London, Thursday Evening.—The imports of wool into Loudon during the week ending to-day have been nil. There is not much doing in the raw staple, as there…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →English Extracts. City Intelligence, and the Wool Trade. (From the Leeds Mercury, December 21.) Royal Exchange, Thursday Evening
STATE OF TRADE.—The close of the year being so near upon us, business in most departments has become very restricted, and the indisposition to operate has been favoured by the…
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IN another column will be found the able and comprehensive speech of Mr. Archibald Boyd, at the public dinner given to him at Armidale on the 7th instant, by…
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Some years ago there was introduced into England a system which was received with great favour, and speedily established in all parts of that country. This system—devised by a sat of philosophers called…
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The Garden.—Sow cabbage, peas, and, broad beans, small salids, turnips, onions, early; chardoons, earth celery, latter end; transplant cauliflowers, brocoli, and all varieties of cabbage…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Hints to Farmers. No. Xiv. HEMP.—No. 3
Rerum natura sacra sua non simul tradit. Initiatos nos Gredimus; in vestibulo ejus haeremus. Illa arcana non promiscue, [?] patent. Reducta' at interiore…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Tscherkessian Lamb Skins, Black Sheep Wool, &c. To the Editors of the Maitland Mercury
GENTLEMEN,—I have always been of opinion, that it is the duty of every individual in a youthful community, be the rate of his talents high or humble, to make a public offering of…
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UNDER the impression that the members of the Legislative Council would speedily be called upon to the commence their labours, we, last week, offered some preliminary observations regarding the movements of the…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Three Sonnets Addressed to His Excellency Sir George Gipps, in Reference to the Pastoral Regulations of 2Nd April, 1844. No. I.
Thy course now lies before thee, fair and bright:-- What thou hast done to save our common weal Will grave thy name in characters of steel,…
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The Garden.—Sow cabbage, peas, and broad beans, small salids, turnips, onions, early; chardoons, earth celery, latter end; transplant cauliflower, brocoli, and all varieties of cabbage…
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IN the HERALD of the 3rd Instant, there is an error in its quotation of the price of wheat in Van Diemen's Land. It Bays that the Government of Van' Diemen's Land had…
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The Garden.—Sow cabbage, peas, and broad beans, small salids, turnips, onions, early; chardoons, earth celery, latter end; transplant cauliflowers. brocoli, and all varieties of cabbage…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →News From the Interior. (From our various Correspondents.) Moreton Bay. Meeting of the Moreton Bay Pastoral Association
AGREEABLY to notice, a numerous and highly respectable meeting of the above Association assembled at the Victoria Hotel, Brisbane, on the 25th instant, for the purpose of taking into…
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THE annual exhibition of prize cattle, extra stock, and agricultural implements, collected under the auspices of the Smithfield Club, was, on Wednesday, for the fifth year, opened to…
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The Garden.—Sow cabbage, peas, and Abroad beans, small salids, turnips, onions, early; chardoons, earth celery, letter end; transplant cauliflowers, brocoli, and all varieties of cabbage…
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ONE of the drollest accounts of a Queen's visit to an exhibition which we have read for some time, has appeared in the Herald during the week it is pretty generally known that Prince…
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