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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 03, 1933
Page
4
Departmental leaflet advises proper feeding and housing to prevent infectious calf diarrhea. Avoid wooden milk containers, use metal troughs, provide separate drinking stalls, start with warm milk three times daily, then two feeds with gradually increasing amounts, and switch to pasteurized substitutes. Emphasizes clean housing, limewash, disinfectants, isolation of sick calves, and caution when introducing new stock.
A brief note on maintaining leather bound volumes suggests polishing the covers and addressing damaged edges and corners with appropriate adhesive.
The article outlines how window and verandah boxes enhance homes through trailing and upright plants, proper drainage, soil depth, and sun exposure. It lists suitable plants such as Asparargus Sprengeri, Geraniums, Vinca, Verbena, Violas, and poppies, with care on soil, watering, and box sizing.
Small garden collection offers 26 packets of vegetables and flowers for 2 shillings 4 pence. Choose 12 packets of vegetables or flowers or mix. includes cabbage, cauliflower, lettuce, radish, turnip, cabbage, and more with flowers like Anemone and Zinnia.
P L C Shepherd and Son Ltd promotes a broad range of trees plants farm and garden seeds from its head offices on Parker Street Sydney advertising catalog and retail offerings for gardening and agricultural use.
A deputation from the West Australian and Victorian Wheat Growers' Associations met the Australian Prime Minister in Melbourne to press for a world wheat conference. Cabinet agreed to convene a conference on production and export controls with industry representatives to be invited, likely next month.
Sir Alan Anderos warns that tariffs protect Australian jobs by shielding farmers and factories from dumped foreign goods subsidised by other nations. He notes cheaper imports harm domestic producers, while reduced freight costs and subsidies threaten local employment and revenue. He urges retaining barriers to foster national industry.
NSW maintains a central machinery for tuberculosis control formed in 1926 by a Board of Control chaired by Dr. Dink and a Health Department Tuberculosis Division led by Dr. Denham. The system coordinates anti TB work, patient care, home visits, contact investigations, and aftercare while urging early treatment and patient responsibility.
In Quennslane area a development in sheep shearing could hit the pastoral sector hard. In Murmnion district small growers and families shear with portable tools, claiming cost cuts of 24d or 4d per sheep. About 60 percent of State sheep are owned by grazing selectors. saving per sheep could lessen bankruptcy risk.
The itinerary lists the England cricket team’s tour of Australia with dates and venues including Queensland at Brisbane on February 4 to 6 and February 10 Fourth Test at a location still noted, February 18 to 21 Northern NSW at Newcastle, February 28 Fifth Test at Sydney, March 3 to 7 Victoria at Melbourne, and March 10 to 14 South Australia at Adelaide.
A departing guest notes the house appears bare due to young trees. the host hopes growth will fill the site before the next visit. The text then shares household cleaning tips for tar stains, zinc paste, and copper kettles, with various improvised methods.
Forbes branch of the Grassers Association heard W Low outline a plan to lift water from rivers via locks and gravity to irrigate high country miles from the river. G D Bassett MLC noted government preference to channel Wyangala water for intensive cultivation between Cowra and Condobolin rather than river domestic use. A further meeting will be called once officials provide more information.
Ten cows owned by Mr. A Shute of Porthville were thought drowned after heavy rains at Perthville. The herd reappeared the next day on the opposite bank, swept by Vale Creek, bringing relief and substantial value to the dairyman.
Death occurred last week of Mrs. Caroline Eve Lase widow of William Gerke Lane, a member of a long lived Western district family. The illness lasted three years due to bronchitis. She was formerly Mrs. Mixx Austin and lived in Byng and the Cornish Settlement before moving to Orange where her husband had predeceased her.
A local notice promises immediate delivery of hop ale and bread to any part of town. The advertisement emphasizes rapid service and broad reach for orders and home delivery.
The Australian Workers' Union convention at Katoomba revealed the World newspaper cost about £120,000 to run during its existence. Directors sought help from ex federal treasurer BG Theodore to dispose of it, while Sydney Newspapers Ltd. later took over. Losses spanned from launch to takeover, blamed on Labour disunity in NSW and advertiser disinterest. Eyiney Newspapers held an initial 12 month option with possible extension.
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