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Are
Inland Lots No 291, 292, 293, and 294
- ground artificially enclosed for agricultural purposes, comprising Six acres; the first improvements on this ground were made by myself, who
"interceded. I have acquired by purchase. I am at present occupied planting Vegetables, Peas, and Brassicas, and shortly intend building a Farm Store
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the
the
Bungalow on "Mitchell's Grove", so called; it is situated at the back of Victoria, higher up the Mountain than any other Land yet sold; it was
upset price at Public Auction in March 1846, there being no unsuccessful competitor, but why it, upset price should have been fixed at its present rental, I cannot infer, the Land being in Locality and surface far inferior to Farm Lots held by me and others at one Pound per acre, add to which its height, and declivity, rendering artificial irrigation indispensable, and most expensive; at the present moment, with only two Labourers and a Watchman, this Land, house included, is an expense to me of Six Shillings per diem
hitherto it has yielded nothing, in fact until the rent is reduced it is folly to attempt to grow anything for sale, for the cost of production will exceed the Market value of the article produced, tenfold. I beg to urge this Case on your consideration, as its merits deserve; in fact the promotion of agriculture within this Colony demands the most earnest attention of the Government, for with a few good Market-gardens in the vicinity, we should not be terror-stricken at the report of the Chinese having stopped supplies. "." The cultivation of Grasses for our Animals is most desirable, for Dry-
have none.
Inland Lot No 292.A. is the adjoining Lot to No 291 $( bought at the same sale ), of similar dimensions, and at an advance of about Fifty per cent on the upset rental. My statement relative to #291.A is applicable to this Lot, save and excepted that three shops in the
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reduction.
Are
Inland Lots No 291, 292, 293, and 294
- ground artificially enclored for agricultural purposes, comprising Six cores; the first improvements on this ground were made by two Shelley, whoe
" intercet. I have acquired by purchase. I am at prezent occupied planting Vegetables, Inces, and- brazses, and shortly intend building a Fann Stonce
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the
the
Bungalow on "Michell brove", so called; it is situated at the back of Victain, higher up Mountain than bought at the
any
other. Land get solid; it was
upset price at Public Auction in- March 1846, there being no unincecuful competitor, but why? it, upset priec should have been fired at. : it's presente rental. I cannot infer, the Land being in. Locality and surface far inferion to Farm Loto held by me and others at one Pound per here, add to which its height, and neelivity, rendering artificial. inigation indispensable, and most expensive; at the present moment, with only two Labourers
and a Watchman, this Lands, sente included, is
are expence to me
of Sen Shillings per
diem
hitherto it has yielded nothing, in fret until
the rent is reduced it is folly to attempt to grow
any this
thing for sale, for the cost of production with exceed the Market value of the artiole produced, tenfold. I beg to urge
They
this
Case ML
your consideration, as its merits decere; in fret the
promotion of agriculture within this Colony demands the most earnest attention of the Govenment,
with a
for
few good Market -bardens in the
we should not
pouersion of horopeans
again
вс
report of the Chinese having
terror-stricken at the report of
-
#
Grasses
storfed on supplies, "." The cultivation of
the for our Ances is most desirable, for Dry-
have none.
Inland Lot 12292.A. is
sealm tre
in the
A, the adjoining Lot to 1.291 $( bought at the same ale ), of similar dimensions, and at an advance
of about Fifty per
cent on the
upset
nental. My
statement relative to #391. A is applicable to this Lot, enve and excepted that three shops in the_
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