Life in New South Wales through an 18th century letter
A 1422 Sydney letter in the Agricultural Journal describes early New South Wales life. It notes Cape breed horses with English stock, Bengal cattle, and Merino sheep, with values for brood mares, oxen, and ewes. It portrays farming by discharged soldiers and convicts, bark huts, subsistence crops, and a social divide among settlers.
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South Africa “Agricultural Journal
Sydney
New South Wales
Cape
Bengal
Surat
Suffolk
Yorkshire
Devon
England
Land and Oral Commission For Sale On Easy Terms
An assortment of subdivided lands and farms offered with easy terms. Barrekup 180 acres with cleared land and dwelling. Benger 1000 acres fenced with lease options and orchard. Mangles Estate 4 acres at 680 with down payment options. Multiple building sites and houses listed with varying prices and terms. Address: Victoria Street.
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Preston
Mangles
Blackwood Road
Boyapup
Boyanup
Elgin
Bridgetown
Rathmines
Clifton St
Wittenoon St
Carey St
Toart
Surling St
Charles At
Mary St
Blackwood
Spencer St
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