Pera alberi in fiore, il signor Smith ha un frutteto, Ballandean, 1924. Il Brisbane Courier 22 marzo 1924 BALLANDEAN bello. Un grande centro di uva. ORCHARDISTS intraprendente. ( ) Nel corso dell ultimo decennio i coloni aumentavano materialmente, frutto dell'industria assumendo proporzioni importanti. Un interessante testimonianza di ciò è contenuta negli ultimi mensile relazione ferroviaria, prelevati a caso, mostrando che di tutti il granito aree cinghia Ballandean sorgeva il più alto con 1532 tonnellate di prodotti agricoli inviati ai mercati. Una visita al frutteto dimostra l'energia dei coloni. Per esempio, Cowley e Co. hav

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Pear Trees in Blossom, Mr Smith's Orchard, Ballandean, 1924. The Brisbane Courier 22 March 1924 BEAUTIFUL BALLANDEAN. A GREAT GRAPE CENTRE. ENTERPRISING ORCHARDISTS. ( ) During the last decade settlers materially increased, the fruit industry assuming important proportions. An interesting evidence of this is contained in recent monthly railway report, taken at random, showing that of all the Granite Belt areas Ballandean stood the highest with 1532 tons of agricultural produce sent to markets. A visit to the orchards demonstrates the energy of the settlers. For instance, Cowley and Co. have an orchard of some 60 acres, exceedingly well maintained and one day in January last sent to market 70 bushel cases of apples, 175 half-bushels of peaches, and 34 half- bushels of plums-a consignment nearly equal to 3 tons. This is an example of how practically every grower contributes to the output during the fruit season, and they have been averaging the most satisfactory prices. The orchards of Messrs. Parish, Perkins, Smith, Ruegg, Watt, Norman, Dean, and many others can be mentioned for some feature or features commanding attention and praise. Mr. Bob Smith especially, one of the oldest settlers, has a very fine orchard, most thoroughly maintained, and this season has sent to the markets tens of thousands of cases of a wide variety of fruits. Mr. Randall Newman also is an energetic settler, and is continually experimenting with products as to their mutability for the Ballandean area. Mr. Newman has obtained fruits, vegetables, and grasses from various countries, and by experiments has made much valuable information available to his fellow orchardists. In his cultivation can be seen a wonderful variety of products, many unfamiliar, and he has acres covered with pumpkins of prodigious size. Taken all round, the quality of Ballandean fruits and agricultural products is such that it is little wonder the settlers are encouraged. The present season demonstrates that the area,

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