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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 01, 1941
Page
8
Property owner Morton Armstrong of Tulangi Boorowa warns against cutting or damaging fences or any trespass from this date forward and states they will be prosecuted.
Notice warns that any person found removing wood hunting shooting or trespassing on Springfield without lawful authority will be prosecuted.
Property owner warns that anyone trespassing or leaving gates open or taking shortcuts on Corringle Lugarny Sunbury Graham and Sunnyside land will be prosecuted without respect to persons. The notice emphasizes strict enforcement and legal action for intrusions.
All persons found trespassing on the property known Ditthe Range on the Murrumburrah Road without permission after this date will be prosecuted. Signed BE. J. Maloney, Manager.
Any person found hunting taking bees nests or trespassing in Narra Allen without permission will be prosecuted. A. Stevenson 470.
All persons found trespassing hunting shooting or removing timber on my properties Beverley Gaffney and Ainsbury paddocks will be prosecuted under local law.
Printed and published by Emily Maud Burns of Marsden Street Boorowa at the Burrowa News Padman Street Boorowa in New South Wales.
Brokers wrap up post season activities and plan the 1st August start. Equalisation money of 110 to reach 14.487d per lb for the Australian cup is being granded plus retention money, with wool arriving in volume from the Northwest and Western areas. No firm appraisal dates yet for the New season, but should be issued soon after discussions in Sydney among the National Wool Selling Brokers Association.
Pitt, Son & Bathery Ltd report cheques issued to growers covering retention money and equalisation dividend for the 940-41 season. The Central Wool Committee notes a larger early clip, potential even spread of offerings, and August 1 payment for recent akin wool appraisements. The official production is 3,590,000 bales with shipping facilities still unsatisfactory and much storage anticipated.
Readers may order a rubber stamp from the Bur rows News Office choosing from a book of designs. The notice urges selecting a design and placing the order with the office.
A long list of Boorowa and district residents enlisted locally and abroad with numerous spellings of names and associated towns such as Boorowa Rye Park Frogmore Cowra and Sydney plus notes that further enlistments will be added and published on the second page.
A detailed guide on preparing soil for lawns and choosing grass types. It covers deep digging, manure, lime, and top dressing, plus sowing methods, rolling, irrigation, and selecting Couch, Buffalo, Perennial Rye, Bent grass, and Agrostis Tennis. It advises consulting a seedsman for variety choice and proper planting of runners for even turf.
Country Producers Selling Co records Homebush sale results with 26 881 sheep and lambs yarded from 26 900 listed. Wether and ewe values held firm for good trade yard, lamb demand strong with firm prices across grades, and heavy sheep easing. Cattle yarded 1 408 with 103 sold in the store section.
A nursery advert promises strong, high quality rose bushes from Shepherds with testimonials across the Commonwealth. Readers may choose names or colors or request a catalogue, with suggested bush selections and prices, and options for railway town delivery by prepaid passenger train.
The fragment notes P. L. C. Shepherd & Soa Ltd and a postal address BOX 36665 C.P.C. SYDNEY. It appears as a business clue in a historical listing for farm and garden seeds.
Market report notes fair quality bullocks and firm demand with good dealers limited in supply. Sales included steers at 15 shillings 6 pence, 10 shillings 6 pence, and cows at 11 shillings per head.
The notice asks secretaries to keep the date clear for the annual Diggers Ball. It mentions the First Quarter on the 30th and notes Friday and October as related time markers. Entities include August and Diggers Ball.
In a talk on long range farming Mr H Wenholz of the U S Department of Agriculture promotes diversification from wheat to meat and fodder. He argues rotation and crop diversification reduce soil erosion and rising costs, improve fodder supply, and support stock farming during droughts, shaping postwar Australian agriculture.
Farm notes describe how to clear muddy dam water using alumino ferric mixed with water sprayed over the surface, with acid washing soda as needed. The piece also covers oats for horses, hay and silage weights, handy measures for weighing feed, and weights for various poultry rations and ingredients.
A fragment discusses Australia's need for a new farming philosophy to support land fertility and its decisive role in social and economic welfare during wartime, stressing governmental wartime requirements and Australia’s contribution from abroad.
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