A Story of a Hundred Years: Western Australia, 1829-1929Sir Hal Pateshall Colebatch, Sir Hal Colebatch |
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Page 138
... trees come originally from seed gathered from wild specimens , whose flowers , so far as is known , are always bright red . The many shades of pink and white , appear apparently only in plants grown from seeds of cultivated trees a ...
... trees come originally from seed gathered from wild specimens , whose flowers , so far as is known , are always bright red . The many shades of pink and white , appear apparently only in plants grown from seeds of cultivated trees a ...
Page 185
... trees and heavy loadage results in the destruction or damage of nearly all the immature trees which exist in the virgin forest , and in 66 trees . consequence re- generation oper- ations approach more nearly to clear felling " of the ...
... trees and heavy loadage results in the destruction or damage of nearly all the immature trees which exist in the virgin forest , and in 66 trees . consequence re- generation oper- ations approach more nearly to clear felling " of the ...
Page 237
... trees in the paddocks as well as strips of uncleared land , one chain or more wide , on the boundaries of their paddocks . This practice is most desirable and should become general . It adds alike to the usefulness and the ...
... trees in the paddocks as well as strips of uncleared land , one chain or more wide , on the boundaries of their paddocks . This practice is most desirable and should become general . It adds alike to the usefulness and the ...
Contents
HISTORICAL BACKGROUND | 7 |
VOYAGE OUT AND LANDING | 22 |
RECORDS OF 1829 | 39 |
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