Notice Prohibits Trespass on Springfield Property
A notice warns that any person found removing wood hunting shooting or trespassing on Springfield property will be prosecuted. Signed Sel E G Spicer Springfield Bearows.
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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 16, 1937
Page
2
A notice warns that any person found removing wood hunting shooting or trespassing on Springfield property will be prosecuted. Signed Sel E G Spicer Springfield Bearows.
Notice warns trespassers on Nilgare after this date will be prosecuted. A reward is offered for information leading to conviction regarding deep theft from Nilgari weddocks. Names mentioned include Thomas McGrath and Nillyard Boorows.
Readable guide outlines planning a garden emphasizing personal style over copying neighbors. It covers layout with curved paths, beds, and courtyards, plant choices like cacti and succulents, and enduring features such as stones, walls, and entryways. It discusses lawn, edging, drainage, soil fertility, and fertilizers to sustain a Spanish or Moorish style dwelling.
A Department of Agriculture report emphasizes self feeders for sheep during autumn and winter to maintain growth and prevent loss. It notes advantages such as steady feed supply, easier management, and lower costs with plans and specifications available for farmers to apply.
The wool market notes steady or improved activity with London sales guiding expectations while Bradford tops trade shows cautious optimism. Spinners contest limited stocks and local demand remains satisfactory, though some deterioration in home trade persists. Municipal baths close after final plunges as local activity continues.
The London wool sales opened Tuesday with a modest offering of about 70 000 bales. New Zealand crossbreds and Australian merino wools dominate the mix while South American and African merinos fill the balance. Prices are reported firmer for fine wools with broader categories holding steady, supported by home and continental demand.
Advertises fruit trees including Apple Almond Apricot Grape Lemon Mandarin Nectarine Peach Pear Japanese Plum Orange Quince and Citron. States variety available, at least 1/6 grafted, 2 each Citron, carriage extra, some stock excluded by terms, prepaid postage to railway town unless requested. Pick from catalogue. high quality at full prices with prepaid shipping.
A historical notice for PLC Shepherd and Son Ltd. York Garden Seeds traces its origin to 1827. The postal address appears as Bar 36088 Sydney and references to Shepherd in Sydney.
The Sydney wool market reports limited private treaty deals and steady to firm demand. Merino wools held, inferior lots down about five percent. the Commonwealth wool figure rose to 400,175,447 with total sales showing strong results, a rare high unmatched since 1926-27.
A terse notice notes a satisfied clientele linked to Pitt Son and Badgery in Santry 10 and an invitation extended on date 14. The message emphasizes ongoing business ties and a call to attend.
A fragmented report discusses wool prices in July and summer demand, noting higher average prices for wool fabrics in recent months. It cites Japanese imports and stock levels, with warnings of potential price concessions amid global trade uncertainty.
A Maitland race day drew attention as a woman with a baby in arms toured the ring betting openly. She used two betting mediums amid a lively crowd, while two stalls supported the meeting.
Sparse winter Abbi has driven foxes to be more active in the district. Lambs on one property were found with tongues bitten out, highlighting rising predator pressure this season.
Amas eur and picnic race hibe of New South Wales seek a two day meet at Raiswick course during the 150th anniversary celebrations. They request permission from the Australian Jockey Club and the Government to hold the event.
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