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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 04, 1941
Page
8
Morton D. Armstrong of Tulangi Boorowa warns that any person cutting or damaging fences or trespassing on his property from this date forward will be prosecuted.
A notice warns that any person found removing wood, hunting, trespassing or unlawfully entering on the Springfield Boorowa property will be prosecuted. Signed by Ethel Spicer. Springfield Boorowa.
Property owner W. Kelly warns that anyone trespassing leaving gates open or taking shortcuts across Corringle Lugarne Santury Graham and Sunnyside will be prosecuted regardless of person.
All persons found trespassing on the property known as Little Range on the Murrumburrah Road without permission after this date will be prosecuted. Signed E. J. Maloney, Manager.
All persons found in Iran passing and related acts will be prosecuted. Walter Merriman is named. All persons found trapping shooting or trespassing on properties will be printed and published by Emily Maud Burns of Marsden Street Boorown at Burrown News Padman Street Boorown New South Wales.
A notice warns that any person hunting taking Boos Nesta or trespassing in Narra Allen without permission will be prosecuted.
All persons found hunting shooting removing wood or trespassing on any Corcoran Plains paddocks will be prosecuted without respect to person. Corcoran Bros Corcoran s Plains Boorowa.
L. L. Williams warns that any person found trespassing trapping rabbits or fox hunting in the Suffolk Vale paddocks without permission will be prosecuted.
Country Producers Selling Co lists at Homebush on March 27: 22 000 sheep and 24 700 lambs yarded. Prime wethers strong, good light trade sheep steady, inferior ewes and wethers irregular. Lambs easier. exporters cautious, prices 64 to 11 lower. Cattle 1 643 yarded, 229 store, prime vealers scarce and strong, grown cattle about 10s lower. Names include C R Elliott Young and W H Davis Junee with vealers £11 7s and steers £10 per head. Sowing time ad inside.
A long list of local and district recruits named with mostly Boorowa and surrounding areas. Names include Gordon Armstrong Sydney WH Armour Rye Park G Baker Boorowa G Baker Rugby Jim Boyd Boorowa Frank Brady Remyn Sydney Arthur Bowman Boorowa etc. The roster spans Boorowa Frogmore Rugby Crookwell Rye Park and nearby towns with multiple Perceval, Dwyer, and Percival entries.
A partial list of individuals serving abroad includes CARTWRIGHT C Temora COLE W G Boorowa CRANSTON L Boorowa and others such as COUCH Bert Boorowa DWYER Emmett Sydney EDWARDS J T Rye Park GROSVENOR Harry Boorowa HARDIMAN B Eye Park HOWE Fred Boorowa Sister PROSSER Frogmore LITTLEFIELD W Sydney LITTLEFIELD Jim Sydney MYERS K D Boorowa MOONA P G J Rugby MAHONEY Horace Sydney MURRAY Joe Boorowa PATON John Frogmore PERCEVAL Ron Rye Park SMITH Reg Boorowa WILLIAMS P Sydney WALZ Ray Boorowa WARREN F Boorowa BOURKE J Boorowa GORHAM Reg Rugby PERKS D W Rye Park STYLES Mort Rye Park SILK Joe Boorowa. Further enatments will be added to this list, as they become available, me the latest will be found on our second page
On Sunday 23rd, Bishop of Goulburn Most Rev Dr McGuire blessed and officially opened the new Roman Catholic Church at Burrinjuck Centre. Large attendance reported. Readers are urged to contact Burrinjuck News for rubber stamp orders and design books.
The article outlines how carnations prefer rich, well drained soil with body, lime, and compost. It advises heavy manure, bone dust, and phosphates, regular hoeing, and pinching back to encourage sturdy arising blooms. It warns against planting under trees and notes watering, winter dryness, and disease control with Bordeaux Mixture. It also mentions fertiliser timing and using cuttings for fresh stock each year.
Garden notes advise sowing cabbage lettuce and bread beans now while a light carrot seed sowing helps. radish strips with carrots aid weed detection. Plant potato onions tree onions garlic spinach and herbs. Brussels sprouts are praised for tenderness and ease. Space sprouts two feet apart and avoid forcing until half grown and showing sprouts.
They describe mass colour effects using Ranunculus and Anemone, with spacing about 9 inches apart and 2 inches deep. Advice warns against fresh manure and offers two bulb parcels priced post free: 50 Ranunculus and 50 Anemone bulbs in mixed colours, terms 2 shillings 6p for Ranunculus parcel and 3 shillings for Anemone parcel.
P. LC. Shepherd and Son Ltd promotes farm and garden seeds with a long history dating to 1827. Postal address Box 36085 G.P.O. Sydney provided for inquiries and orders.
The Farmers and Granters Co op reports March 28 preparations for catalogues for next week’s appraisements and possible delays in delivering clips from the far West. May and June rounds, final dates June 18 to 28, may shift earlier if supplies permit. Skin wools and growers wools to be appraised April 21 to 24 and June 6 to June 6. Average wool price in Commonwealth this season 12 9 6d, little change by June 30. distribution likely near end of July with 95 percent of appraised value paid this season. Noel Casey, 19, saved by Army Medical Corps after a pea rifle bullet wound.
Pitt Son Badgery Ltd report an upcoming growers wool appraisement in Sydney next week with a small Newcastle and Sydney catalogue planned for early April. The season closes February end with autumn shearing to determine volume. English cloth weight debate for khaki and civilian use, 16 18 oz civilian and 22 oz uniform cloth discussed. Government orders remain large amid export declines and rationing.
Evidence presented to the Tariff Board by the Farmers and Settlers Association attributes a £60,000 yearly loss to wheat growers to excessive margins by flour millers. The testimony was given by Mr. H. K. Nock, former Country Party member for Riverina and an executive member of the association.
Farm column discusses eradicating Tree of Heaven with arsenite solution and grafting against flooding issues. It outlines legal steps to restrain neighbours from causing drainage damage and provides several waterproofing methods for coarse materials including linseed oil mixtures tar soap solutions isinglass and soap blends and alum treatments for durability.
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