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Statistics of of the Coloi~Y Viotoria VICTORIA. AGRICULTURAL AN'D LIVE STOCK STATISTICS OF THE COLOI~Y OF VIOTORIA, FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31sT MARCH, 1857. ,VITH APPENDIX, CONT.UNING REPORTS OF THE VARIOUS STATISTICAL COLLECTORS. l'HESENTED TO BOTH HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT BY IDS EXCELLENCY'S COMMAND. wI? IIutbot:ttI? : JOHN l'ERRES, GOYEr..N~IENT PlUNTKR, MELBOURNE. No. $2 a. TABLE OF CONTENTS. ')10. Page. No. Page .. 1.-Agriculture in the County of Bourke' 4 29.-Live Stock on Purchased Lands in the 2.-Agiiculture in the County of Grant 6 County of Evelyn .. , 3S 30.-Live Stock on Purchased Lands in the 'a.-':Agriculture in the County of Evelyn 8 County of Mornington 36 4.--Agriculture in the Courity of Mornington 9 3L-Live Stock on Purchased Lands in the 5.-Agriculture in the County of Dalhousie... 10 . CO\lnty of Hampden 36 5.-Agriculture in the County of Pol worth .... 11 32.-Live Stoek on Purchased Lands in the County of Dalhousie 37 7.-Agriculture in the County of Ripon ' 12 33.-Live Stock on Purchased Lands in t~e s.-Agriculture in the County of Grenville... 13 , County of Anglesey 37 9.-Agriculture in the County of Talbot 14 34.-Live Stock on Purchased Lands, in the . 1O.-Agriculture in the County of Hampden ... 16 County of Eodney... 38 Il.-Agriculture in the County of Haytes- 35.-Live Stock on Purchased Lands in the bury 17' County of Normanby 38 I2.-Agriculture in the County of Anglesey... IS 3G.-Live Stock on Purehased J"ands in' the County of Heytesbury 39 l3.-Agriculture in the County of Rodney 19 37.-Live Stock on Purchased Lands in the a.-Agriculture in the County of Dl!lldas "', 20 County of Polworth ,39 IS.-Agriculture in the County of Follett 21 38.-Live Stock on Purchased Lands in the 16.-Agriculture in the County of Villiers 22 , 00unty of Dundas' 40 l7.-Agriculture in the County of Normanby 24 3ll.-Live Stock on Purchased Lands in the County of Villiers ... 40 18.,Agrieulture in the District of Avoca 25 .to.-Live Stock 011 Purchased Lands ·inthe 19.-Agrieulture in the District of MUJCTay 26 County of l!'ollett :.. 41 20.-Agriculture in the District of Bendigo 27 41.-Live Stock on Purchased Lands in the 21.-Agriculture in the District of Gipps District of Avoca ... 41 Land 2S 42.-Live Stock en Purchased Lands in the ,22.-Agriculture in the District of Wimmera 29 District of Bendigo 42 ,28.:.....Summary of Agriculture in the Colony of 43.-Live Steck 011 Purchased Lands in the . Victoria ... 30 District of Murray 42 , 24,-Live Stock on Purchased Lanas in the 44.-Live Steck on Purchased Lands in the County of Bourke ... 32 District of Gipps Land 43 25.-Live Stock on Purchased Lands in the 45.-Live Stock on Purchased Lands in the County of Grant ... 3~ District of' Wimmcra 43 26.-Livc Stock on Purchased Lands in the 46.-Summary of Live Stock on Purchased County of Talbot ... 34 . Lands in the Colony of Victoria 44 27.-Live Stock on Purchased Lands in 'the 47.-Live Stock on Crown Lands in the Colony County of Ripon ... 34 of Victoria 44 28.-Live Stock on Purchased La;nds in the 48.-SUlp.maryof ;Live Stock in the Colony of County of Grenville 35 Victoria .... ••• ... ... 45 REPORT. -'.Qi-- Registrar General's Office, , llelbourne, September 14th, .1857. SIR, I have the honor to transmit the accompanying Agricultural and Live Stock Statistics for the Colony of Victoria, for the year terminating on the 31st March, 1857. 2. Wherever it has been found practicable these returns have been subjected to the examination of gentlemen residing in the several districts, and I am glad to be able to report that the result has uniformly· been favorable to the correctness of the infor­ mation obtained. 3. I would, however, strongly urge the importance of carrying out the suggestion of the Committee of the late Legislative Council on the subject, so that the collecting of these returns may be resnmed not later than the middle of the month of E'ebruary, a season of the year when the farmer is best able to give a correct estimate of the crops he has raised. Political events having on this occasion resulted in the absence of any funds to meet the expenses of ,collection until after that season had elapsed a considerable delay has been caused in the publication of the returns, a circumstance which obviously diminishes their utility both to the agricultural and mercantile classes of the community. 4. I have thought it advisable to append some of the Reports which I have received from the more experienced among the collectors of Agricultural Statistics, viz. :­ Messrs. Levy, Farrange and Elkington, as I believe that observations offered by gentlemen who have evinced considerable zeal and ability the discharge of the duties entrusted to . them could scarcely faIl to prove interesting to the public. I have the honor to be, Sir, Your most obedient servant, NORMAN CAMPBELL, Registrar General. The Honorable the Chief Secretary, &c., &c., &c. No.1. AGRICr:LTURE IN THE COUNTY OF BOURKE. RETURN of the NmmER of ACRES ,of PURCHASED LAND in CUT"TIVATION and under NATURAL PAS'ruRE, with'the PRODUCE' thereof, in the Year ending 31st March,. 185i; the Number of Occupiers and the Amount of Cultivation in each Parish or District in the County of Bourke.' NATURE OF THE CROP, AND TilE NU1trBER OF ACRES OF LAND IN EACH CROP, '0 W:ilEAT. MAIZE. OATS. N.UIE --~-- >d 'CJ g • 'ii ~ OF -g ~ ...... ~ ~ j..:.lO ~ .,.. i It I ~ d §S ~ "" ,;, i? f; E< PARISH OR 1>rSTRLar. :a"g d J ~ iii <3 ~'" ~ "~ ~~ 'e 0 ~ ~ ~"g.:: ;;;1 III d ~,3 '-' III § "J ~ d '0 ~ " 'ij- ~ >, S 0 o~ 8 ~ '0 0 " ~ ,6 ;" 0" ~5 R l'.. ;" ~~ " ~ >::l H E< ~ 0 "" -~ ---- -- ------ acres. acres acres. acres. ~cres. acres. acres. acres, acres. acres. ncros. PraJ.1ran 16S 2,8i2i 40 1 8 I 2,235 269 16 Dandenong '" 20 3,893 148 3,643 Moorabbill ... 254 4,293 . 124 5i5.! 30 24 384 2,277} 241~ 89 5,460i 153 1 10 22 1I7! 4,942! Jl2 97 .3,820} 148~ 7 7~ 13~ 260~. 105! .3,269~ 3 2 41 95} 7GO 174 Boroondara '" 228 6,8314 324k 1 I 30} ll~ 36! 363 4,992t '109 8,:336~ 528 8 .3 149} 536~ ... 4251 6,678;1 6 Bnlleen 7 90 lq,439~ 76'1~ 15 95 12:3 4,327 ~i • ... 52 21 4,971 64 Doutia Galla 82 2! . ;Jilm ,Jilm 175· 8,131 484 I .i~2!i1 1& 59 39 237 2,253!i 7 15.6~ 4,51H rl'ullarnal'ine ... .. 54 10,861 9 20 , 19 5 195 802! 51 8,4641 4.3, 8,984, 22 12 56 2,126A 5,866 4 Will-will-rook 20 "125 18,264 40k 187 2 1,579 4,O19! 12 20 ! 526 .3 9,265~ 215~ Kcdlmndora 20 "'Morang 62 5,432 2 11. II 116 I 52 4,907 25 9,010 578 10 I!J 2 548' .3 73 7,183 5 vYollcrt I ... I 4,389;\: n Yurolec 71 16.889 2,789 1.3 3 1 941 ... 104 12,4991 12, I 12 7R2 1 I- ..~ I Bulla Bulla ... 63 13;272-! 1,41O! 29 15 185 'l! 68 10,817~ :;; I "'" 130linda 16 52,602, 387 1 38. 28 56 52,092 29 G,93:3 713 6 1 109 23! 56 6,024~ lI'lickleham '" 3 24 Kallmllo 82 18,937 1,918 2H- 10 808 l~ 1,476 2 3 152 14,379 54 9,097:); 1,293 6iZ 60 287 551 I! 88k 6,770 3 9 "Yan Yean 9 25 7,290 940 II 25 502 238 2 89 5,455~ 3 "'Toorourrong 8 28 11,055! 752 II 72 680 755 5 '" 99 8,659~ 13 8,-~42 .332 5 36 14 42 8,013 '" 2 5 51 9,425~ 190 9 3 ,ll3 155 59 8,889~ 10 4,491 126 10 71 13 4,271 19 II,086 '126 2 8 415 11 10,519 ,0 5,670 172 6 5.3 244 92 5,094~ 25 .3,062 :~ 3,100 10 2 28 19,868 53 36. 40 25~ 19,712! Deutgalll 1 .14,900 5 20 2 14,873 Tarrneit ... 34 7,143 394 4 211 lOS 22 6,403 I ... Pywheitjorrk 14 10,910 240 125~ 67 21 .•. 1O,456i Kororoit 7 '. 1,611 235 13 50 20 1,293 l)jerri warrh.:: 18 6,638 221 . ... ... -20 '" 80 40 ... .-. ~ 16' 6,261 ]l<ferrimu 18 1,512 422 6 73 102 31 878 21 9,275 831 17 139 12 31 8,245 42' 5,524 76 4 41 3* 28 '50! 5,.319~ 56 8,005 146 2 246~ 249 109! 7,251 2 9 2,569 373 1 2 21 41 27 29 2,073 J 3 53 11,500 1,060~ A .1 418 45 "l lIO 9,85G! 18 2,973i ... 1 20 3,423 377 1 2" '" 6 ... 2 716 40 35 15 ;~ 61l 6 32 7,.340~ 421 13 25 25 ... 106 6,750~ 18 4,857 276 ;; 108 6 5G~ 4,401k I 3 25 2,789! .3 81 1 85 134 20 2,161i --- ---- ------------ ---- 1.340-1-1-:;- TOTAL!i' 12,471 403,500k 24;697! 36 141~ .64 820:1: 372 114 8,230k 206~ 23,709 241 40! .,. 4,059 24 No.2.
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