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Detailed lists, results, guides : 157 wordsKITCHEN GARDEN: Plant cabbages, cauliflowers, lettuces, celery, brocoli. Sow turnips, cabbages, beets, small salads, French beans, onions, carrots, carly frame peas. Cucumber plants require great attention; ...
Article : 134 wordsIN our last article, after briefly reviewing the present mode of aiding the construction of railways in the colony, and the several suggestions brought ...
Article : 1,270 wordsTHE WEATHER, &c.—The dry weather during the last few weeks has had a bad effect upon the late maize crops; if we do not very soon have a supply the crops will stand but a poor ...
Article : 261 wordsThere has been a ridge just, discovered on the side of Oakanville Creek, which will pay well for working. Greer's party got [?]ut of this ridge, together with other gold, a nugget ...
Article : 302 wordsOur advices from Adelaide are to the 23rd. Sir Henry Young had received private letters from England, advising him to hold himself in readiness for speedy removal to some other ...
Article : 351 wordsNo arrival to-day. [?] schooner passed the port from the northward. An adjourned certificate meeting was held in Moritz Mendell's estate, which was further ...
Article : 162 wordsAt West Maitland, by order of Mrs. M. Turner, on the 9th February, 1854:—One white working bullock, wide cocked horns, rather free about the head, branded on the off rump D[?] or ...
Article : 155 wordsWe have Va[?]para[?]so papers to the 23rd Nov. The local intelligence is meagre. Business was brisk. It was reported that the disputes between Paru and B[?]livia must end in an appeal to arms. ...
Article : 468 wordsWhEAT—11s. to 12s. 6d. per bushel; supply scanty. FLOUR—Fine, £28; seconds, £26. MAIZE—From 9s. 6d. to 10s. 6d. per bushel. ...
Article : 152 wordsTrade has been moderate this week[?] In store goods a slight rise is reported in spirits, brandy being quoted by some holders as high as 23s., and strong rum 12s.; gin as before. Tea is ...
Article : 2,307 wordsFEBRUARY 6.—Hellespont, steamer, 400 tons, Captain Pockley, from Melbourne 3rd instant. Passengers—Mr. and Mrs. Merwip, Miss Cowell, Mrs Hancock, Master Collins (2), ...
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