yardea造句

• Yardea occupied an area of and was stocked with 54, 000 sheep.
• Main and Sells placed Yardea up for auction along with Wilgena Station in 1882.
• A police camp was established at Yardea in 1871 after being transferred from the nearby Paney Station homestead.
• James Moseley owned Yardea in 1904 when he acquired Paney Station and it became part of Yardea Station.
• James Moseley owned Yardea in 1904 when he acquired Paney Station and it became part of Yardea Station.
• Main and Sells owned the property in 1882 when they placed it up for auction along with Yardea Station.
• Stations were later added at Franklin Harbour ( Cowell ) in 1885, Yardea in 1896, and Balladonia in 1897.
• Tennant and James Moseley in 1904 acquired and re-established the Yardea Station in 1904 after it had been abandoned a few years earlier.
• The land occupying the extent of the Yardea pastoral lease was gazetted as a locality on 26 April 2013 under the name'Yardea '.
• The land occupying the extent of the Yardea pastoral lease was gazetted as a locality on 26 April 2013 under the name'Yardea '.
• In the 1860s he and George Main took up Yardea and Moonaree stations in the Gawler Ranges, and Gum Flat on the west coast.
• Yardea was the first property taken up in the Gawler Ranges and at one time an estimated 80-90, 000 sheep were shorn there.
• The first mail service from Port Augusta to Yardea commenced in 1876, with the telegraph service to Western Australia that passes through the range commencing in 1903
• The station was bought by A . J . and P . A . McBride who owned other properties in the area such as Yardea in the area.
• The easiest public access is from the main road running from Yardea to Kingoonya, at The Brothers Well, a concrete catchment at the side of the road at the Southern end of Moonarie station ( though the road signs would have you believe that you were on Yardea Station ).
• The easiest public access is from the main road running from Yardea to Kingoonya, at The Brothers Well, a concrete catchment at the side of the road at the Southern end of Moonarie station ( though the road signs would have you believe that you were on Yardea Station ).