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21.01.2022 NEWRY’S EXCITING HISTORY CONTINUED: In 1843 Newry was sold to John Badcock for 604, and 15 shillings, and it was Badcock who erected the flour mill on Newry. A dam was constructed across the South Esk River (which in turn inundated Fenton’s Ford), with a water race cut to power the mill. Cassidy and Preston suggest that the impetus for the construction of the mill was the completion of Pateena Road in 1843 which bypassed the notoriously difficult Muddy Plains Road. - J. P...uustinen, 2019 Stay tuned, Newry’s history will be continued in April’s post. Pateena Road is still the road you will drive along today when accessing Newry Farm. Book now to stay at Newry and experience the serine drive for yourself www.airbnb.com/h/newrycolonialhomeandfarmstay

15.01.2022 Spring has certainly sprung at Newry - Look at our gorgeous flora. You can experience Newry's beauty for yourself, by booking to stay Book now through www.airbnb.com/h/newrycolonialhomeandfarmstay

14.01.2022 We have embarked on a long term project to remove willows, gorse, blackberries and other plants and weeds introduced with European settlement of the area, and revegetate with native plants. We are focusing on the river front and an area in the centre of the island at Newry. Although it had been a particularly dry season after the seedlings were planted last Autumn, we are hopeful that most of the seedlings have survived. It has been a privilege to have Herbert Staubmann, a highly respective local botanist, overseeing the project.

13.01.2022 As we are all aware Covid-19 is having a disastrous impact on Australians, the tourism industry and the world as we know it. We at Newry Farm would like to say a huge thank you to everyone on the frontline doing everything they can to keep us safe. We wish everyone good health during these unprecedented times. When life goes back to normal, we look forward to receiving your bookings but until then, look after yourselves, your loved ones and stay home!... Keep safe everyone! P.S Newry's woolie tenants send a big hello - Bahh Bahh.

09.01.2022 Visitors to Newry over December and January will have seen the waves of smoke from the Victorian and NSW bushfires. Like so many Australians, we at Newry have been moved by the impact of the bushfires on our fellow Australians as well as the bush and native animals and we have made a donation to Australian Red Cross who are one of the leading charities helping with bushfire relief.

01.01.2022 EXCITING HISTORY ON NEWRY: The origins of the Newry property began in c.1818, with Alfred Luttrell receiving a location order to take up 300 acres of land. A location order gave the holder the right to occupy land, and following a period of five years, receive the land grant. - J. Puustinen, 2019 The location of the Newry property is shown in the below plan held by the State Archives. ... Stay tuned, Newry’s history will be continued in September’s post.