MONTHLY CALENDAR.
1865 MARCH. 31 days. DATE. CADES DAK. X W Ash Wednesday 2 Th Wesley died, 1719 3 3? Sun rises 5-48 4 S Moon, first quarter, 1159 VM. 5 S Quadragesima Sunday, first in Lent 6 M Sun sets 6 - 33 7 Tu 8 W Ember Bay 9 Th 10 F Kororareka destroyed, 1815 11 S 12 S Second Sunday in Lent. Moon full 10-22 a.ji. 13 M 14 Tu lleform Bill carried 1332 15 W Sun rises 6-3 16 Th Sun sets 6T5 17 P St. Patrick’s Day 18 S 19 S Third Sunday in Lent 30 M Sun on equinox, midnight 21 Tu Moon last quarter 0.16 a.m. 22 W Sun rises 6 9 23 Th Otago anniversary, 1843 24 F Snn sets 6-4 25 S Annunciation [Lady day] 26 S' Fourth Sunday in Lent 27 M Moon new, 5 8 p.si. 28 Tu Battle of Waireka, 1860 29 W Sun rises 6-16 30 Th Sun sets 5-53 SI | P Taranaki (New Plymouth) anniversary Saxbt’s Bats— lß6s: March 5,12,19, 26 to 28. [March 25th to 33th will he a dangerous period with high tide.] N.B.—lf the day marked prove calm and still, distrust the day after, and especially the second day after. Gardeners’ Calendar.— Plant young cabbages to come in for coleworts and heading; earth up’celery for bleach ng; sow small salads of different kinds ; boa and thin tur nips six inches apart; make mushroom beds; make a strawberry plantation at the end of the month; commence planting bulbs; keep the borders neat by cutting out rambling shoots, dead flower stems and littet; put sticks to weak young plants; strike honeysuckle cuttings. Much must be done at this season; dig immediately crops arc gathered—the dryer the better, as certain soils cake after being dug when wet; lot it bo rough and it will be ready to be replanted after the early autumn rains. Biennial and perennial seeds may be sown, and those of indigenous trees and shrubs.— Bull's Wellington Almanac.
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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume V, Issue 237, 10 March 1865, Page 2
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334MONTHLY CALENDAR. Hawke's Bay Times, Volume V, Issue 237, 10 March 1865, Page 2
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