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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 09, 1932
Page
1
Any person found hunting or wandering on Narra Allen Estate without permission will be prosecuted. Any person trespassing trapping rabbits or hunting birds without consent will be prosecuted. Manager L Williams signed this notice.
Mr J M Coleman Senior Sheep Stock Instructor told about fat lamb production in Young district to about 180 farmers. He praised New Zealand's organized industry and warned Australia to adopt efficient breeding, feed, and marketing practices to improve export potential and price stability.
A large crowd gathered five miles from Gundagai for the unveiling of the dog on the Tucker Box monument by Prime Minister Lyons. The ceremony featured a bullock team and a wood-laden wagon from Cootamundra district, with a long list of officials and pioneers present. Lyons praised pioneer spirit and Australia’s path to prosperity.
Breeders should close comeback or cross tired ewes to improve export readiness. Emphasizes strict flock culling to keep only desirable ewes. Offers two practical cautions: do not rush lambs to markets and avoid over handling or stressing ewes during transport.
A survey by the Department of Education examined over 2000 delinquent youths in Sydney revealing malnutrition and weak vigor as widespread. Adenoids and tonsil issues double that of normal peers, with many experiencing vision defects, headaches, and social disruption. Family breakdown, notably father death or desertion, correlates strongly with delinquency during puberty. The report stresses vision care and social hygiene as key remedies.
At Hardon a 38 month old child, Murphy, son of Mr and Mrs E Murphy of Whiton Lane, slipped near an iron shaft covered by two sheets of rotating iron. His feet touched the iron opening, the body slid, and the head and arm protruded as a crowd called for help. The body dangled above the chasm while passersby held the child between two shirtwaists until rescue.
Fragmentary text lists strange cautions about not tracking lambs when thirsty and not poking a vehicle with a stick, plus warnings about dogs, not overloading trucks, and not moving bamboo from a paddock until a general caution is understood. Punctuated phrases suggest improvised farm or transport guidance.
In Melbourne, Gus Hannan of Spring Gully reportedly reached into a rabbit burrow to free a trapped animal. A rabbit bite severed his thumb joint, requiring treatment at Beligo Hospital where he was not admitted.
Printed and published by Emily Maud Burns and O Man Warner Burns at their Linotype Printing Works in Myraden Street Barrows, State of New South Wales.
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