MONTHLY CALENDAR.
J 865 JUNE. 30 days. D A TE - CALENDAR. 1 Til ' 2 P Sun rises 7 - 20; sets 4'26. Moon, Ist qr. 81 p.m. 3 S i S 6 M Whitsunday 6 Tu Slave trade abolished. 1806.—Gas introd., 1807, 7 W 8 Th Reform BUT, 1832 9 F Sun rises 7 - 2 o; sots 4-33 10 S Moon full, 930 p.m. 11 S American war commenced, 1861 12 M Trinity Sunday 13 Tu 14 W 15 Th Stamps introduced, 1694 16 F 17 S Sun rises 7 29; sets, 7-31. Moon last qr., 1133 18 .S' John Wesley horn, 1703 19 M Ist Sunday after Trinity.—Battle of Waterloo, 20 Tu Magna Charta signed, 1215 [lßls 21 IV Accession of Queen Victoria, 1837 22 Th 23 F , 24 S Moon new. 7-37 25 S' sun rises 7.31; sets 433 26 M 2nd Sunday after Trinity 27 Tu 23 W Dr W. Dodd executed, 1777 29 Th Coronation day 30 P Wreck of the White Swan, 1862
Gardeners’ Calendar for June. —ln dry weather earth up celery, artichokes, cardoons, fee.; sow peas and heans for second crop; attend to mushroom beds, keep them dry by a thick covering of clean straw; trench up all vacant spots of ground; prune standard fruits of all sorts, also, espaliers or wall trees, and plant the cuttings; stake and pat mould or wet dung to the roots of newly-planted trees; prune and cut hedges; plant out trees only in mild weather. Put narcissus and hyacinths in bulb glasses; take all plants out of flower-pots that have been in them more than twelve months, and put them in fresh ones with fresh soil Plant out early York cabbage and potatoe onions.— BvlV. Wellington Almanac. Saxbt’s Days— lß6s. June 2nd; 9th; 16th;22nd; 29th If the day marked proved calm and still, distrust the day after, and especially the second day after.
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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 5, Issue 275, 7 June 1865, Page 2
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315MONTHLY CALENDAR. Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 5, Issue 275, 7 June 1865, Page 2
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