Reid's Flat causes heavy defeat as Moona Cup match ends 221 to 176
Boorowa won the toss and set 175. Reid's Flat chased but were dismissed for 176, with D. O'Hara not out and Lloyd Stuart out early. Bowlers Ford and Taylor led the visitors with multiple wickets while Berry and Taylor starred for Boorowa in a dominant display.
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Reid
Boorowa
H. McDonald
Neville
Taylor Sundries
Ny Bean
G. Ford
N. Berry
L. Taylor
R. W. Ford
H. Mitchell
G. O'Donnell
Australians Pioneer Spirit and Warning on Britain’s Influence
The piece extols Australians as pioneers blending sport and civic duty while warning against overreliance on Britain. It says Australia’s wealth comes from raw materials, urges self reliance, and critiques British influence limiting immigration and development amid a changing national landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Australis
Great Britain
Grenfell Jubilee Week Carnival Dates Planned
A Grenfell public meeting voted to hold a four day carnival from March 28 to 30 celebrating the 70th anniversary of gold discovery. The event mirrors the 1924 Grenfell Week with an attractive program for visitors. Organising Secretaries invite early inquiries for accommodation and transport concessions via P.O. Box 4%, Grenfell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.O. Box
Grenfell
Tender for 100 yard tank work on Young Tubbul Road
The Young FP. P. Board set the excavation tender for a 100 yards tank on Travelling Stock Fisserve No. 18408 at Young Tubbul Road to Walter Hall at 6d per yard. The item mentions Power Speed Safety and radios from Economy Hudson Terraplane and Lawrence Hodgson's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young-Tubbul
Young FP. P
Walter Hall
Lawrence and Hodgson's
Feeding value of pastures boosts sheep fleece quality
The feeding value of pastures depends on growth stage and protein content. As herbage matures in November or December its value drops, reducing protein intake and hindering wool, milk, and flesh growth. Protein-rich licks shown to improve fleece weight and quality in trials by Commonwealth nutrition researchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
J. Kitchen and
Sona
Protein supplements lift wool yield in drought prone flocks
An article explains how sheep lose body reserves in drought, lowering wool growth and resistance to parasites. It promotes protein and mineral supplements, especially concentrated lick forms like Woolmax, to maintain condition economically. A trial shows supplements increased wool weight and quality versus controls.
Levy Opposition Dominates Young P. P. Board Session
The Young P. P. Board rejected a Department of Agriculture levy on stock under the Noxious Insects Act for 1936 and prepared protests to interested parties. The meeting also covered rabbit problems on lands near Wynangala Dam and efforts to clear reserves and fight noxious weeds with board workers and inspectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Young P. P. Board
Carcoar
Waugoola Shire
Property owner duties for rabbit control at The Pastures
At a Young meeting the Pastures Protection Board stated that property owners whose land lies between the creek and the boundary fence must eradicate rabbits. A letter from H P Knight of The Pines Grenfell challenged this, arguing neighbourly responsibility lay with others using his fence. The secretary was to explain the owner’s obligation. Also, the board instructed patrols on Marengo Road to curb stock straying and damage to fences and crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pastures Protection Board
Young
H.P. Knight
Grenfell
Mr. Knight
Bimbi
C. M. Western
Knight
Marengo Road
P. P
P. P. Board
Burpangong Shire
R. Rumble
Trafic
Le Beau a 45lb stallion arrives in Melbourne from Buenos Aires
The four year old Le Beau weighing 45 pounds and standing three hands high arrived in Melbourne by the Jervis Bay. A twin to Wee Jimmie and consigned to Mr D T Meekin the horse was foaled in Buenos Aires of normal parents and valued at £4000. Like Wee Jimmie he will wear silver shoes when leaving the Jervis Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Beau
Wee Jimmie
Melbourne
Jervia Bay
D. T. Meekin
Buenos Aires
Jervis Bay
Ants Eat Correspondence At Shire Office
The Blackall Shire Council reported a severe ant infestation on the sand ridge where the Shire office stood. White ants attacked a box in a rear room and consumed all of the 1932 papers. Some councils would mind, but these ants gnawed at letters from ratepayers and writers.
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Blackall
Itate
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Europe
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H. Oxley
M. O'Hara
A. Clifford
F. O’hehir
J. Littlefield
Les Stuart
H. Triglone
W. Dwyer
Lloyd Stuart
D. Paulkner
Atlantic
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J.B. & R. Burgess
Culwulla Chambers
Castlereagh ST
Royal Standard Hotel
Albion
Harden
Carrington Hotel
Jim Johnson
Atlantic Motor Oil
A.W.A. Redios
Lawrence and Hodgson
Ti Wor
Yad
Lachlan River
Wynangala Dam
Carcour Board
Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission
Young Board
Minister For Agriculture
C. E. Turner
Dindales State Forest
W. J. Smith
Jindalee State Forest
Smith
H. Main
Vincent
Green Gully
Elon Hill
Cowra Road
Eve
Gallagher's Pharmacy
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Burrowa and
Yass
Royal Standard
Tooth
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Sid Weynand
Bank of
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