 | 1829 - 696 pàgines
...ever saw in New South Wales, east of the Blue Mountains, not only in its local character, but in the advantages which it holds out to settlers. These advantages...secondly, the facility with which a settler can bring hig farm into a state of immediate culture, in consequence of the open state of the country, which... | |
 | 1829 - 712 pàgines
...extract from p. 325, where is to be found an account of the superior advantages of that situation : «• First, The evident superiority of the soil. "Secondly,...facility with which a settler can bring his farm into a slate of immediate culture, in consequence of the open state of the country, which allows not a greater... | |
 | 1829 - 576 pàgines
...any I ever saw in New South Wales, east of the Blue Mountains, not only in its local character, hut in the many existing advantages which it holds out to settlers. These advantages l consider to he, " First, the evident superiority of the soil. " Secondly, the facility with whicli... | |
 | 1830 - 318 pàgines
...not in pronouncing it superior to any I ever saw in New South Wales, east of the Blue Mountains, not only' in its local character, but in the many existing...consider to be — " First, The evident superiority of soil. " Secondly, The facility with which a settler can bring the farm into a state of immediate culture,... | |
 | Australia. Parliament. Joint Library Committee - 1923 - 978 pàgines
...not in proTiouneing it superior to any I ever saw in New South Wales east of the Blue Mountains, not only in its local character but in the many existing...consider to be. First.— The evident superiority of Soil. • Note 121. 1827. Secondly. — The facility with which a Settler can bring his 18 Ap"1- Farm... | |
 | Anne Brearley - 2005 - 586 pàgines
...not in pronouncing it superior to any I ever sau- in New South Wales east of the Blue Mountaius, not only in its local character but in the many existing...which it holds out to Settlers: these advantages I cousider to be. First. — The evident superiority of Soil. Secondly. — The facility with which a... | |
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Swan River, I hesitate not in pronouncing it superior to any I ever saw in New South Wales east of the Blue Mountains, not only in its local character but in the many existing advantages, which it holds out to Settlers; these advantages I consider to... 