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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), July 1860, Edition 1 of 1, Page 335, XLIX.—INTEllFEliENOTO.

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      —Asss - ^ - Currency Creek, Adelaide, So...

      Wg managed to got a schoolmaster for the Creole , but as soon as ho got his quarter ' s salarytwenty poundsoil ; lie wont to the _diggings ,

      and wo have had no other , since . Sometimes , wo talk of sending- her to a g _* ood school , that she maybe able to toach the others ; but then

      again , I think , they would not loam , much from a sister , and poi - haps she would g _* ct too many fine notions , and come homo too proud

      to milk the cows , and that will novor do : so wo will wait a bit ; there are many _g-oocl schools in the colony , and wo may got one out

      hero yet . Before the "digging's" wo built a chapel , and an Independent minister used to preach overy alternate Sunday , but now wo have a

      very decent preacher belonging to tho sect called " Bible Christians . " John and the " chicks" go regularly nowand it certainly see ] us

      , more like tho Sabbath than ever it has _sinco we came hero . Although I cannot go myself , it seems so like England to got tho children ready

      to go . Only the two eldest can walk so far , for although it is only a"mile to goit is all the way up hill home .

      Mrs . J , , my neighbour , lias a sister come out from England ; she is not such anico person as Mrs . J , who is nearly lii _' ty yoars

      of ago , but I suppose . she will get a suitor by-and-by . I think you will got good wino cheap in _Jin gland in . the course of

      a few years , for South . Australia seems destined to become a . vineyard instead of a whoat-iicld ; everybody is bogirniiug to liiul out

      that tho wheat " will bo a failure , and arc working ii . ccordi . ngly . Wo have a very beautiful , pioco of lurid , in . front of tho house , about

      iiftoon acres , a gradual slope facing * tho oust , which , everybody fifty h would make a nice vineyard ; and so I am sure it would , for the

      vines grow lileo woods . We liavo two hundred , now throo years old , so they ht to bo in . full , bearing _noxt summer : had tho harvest

      turned out oug well we had . hoped , to put in two or three thousand ; an it is , wo shall only be able to put in . two or throo _himdnid .

      Did . I over toll you what quantities of beo _. s there are hero ? Wo have some in hives , bui ; there are also plenty in . the . Holds , and wo

      make 'booror rather mead . I ' jast week wo chopped down , a largo liollow gum , -tree , out of 'which I daresay we got _seventy poun . dM of

      honey . WJi . cn we first came hero thorn wore none , but now the IhimIi . literally swarms alive with boos , and tho laud is indeed flowing with .

      honey if not with milk . ¦ _* ' •

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      INTERFERENCE . 335

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      b y woman two ' or w work throe " would roconf ; bo _ononrrc material _ncoH l , _asnistod and 1 if wo could . r : _aiiHwor . Ho y it in not

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    • English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), July 1, 1860, page 335, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01071860/page/47/