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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 23, 1937
Page
2
Notice warns trespassers on Nilgari after December 22 1933 will be prosecuted. Reward offered for information leading to conviction over sheep theft from Nilgari Paddocks. Signed by Thomas McGrath Nilgarl Boorowa.
This guide advises on growing roses with light, fertile soil, proper drainage, and ample sunlight. Spacing from 12 inches to one foot, regular watering, and pruning tips are given. It lists outstanding varieties with colors and forms and notes on standard and dwarf stocks, nitrogen use, and soil care for durable blooms.
Catalog offers 1/6 and 14-dozen rose selections with carriage free. Customers may choose colors or varieties, with 3 Reds 2 Pinks 2 Whites and 2 Yellows in dwarf bush forms sent for 10 shillings, prepaid train delivery to railway towns unless post requested.
Port Elizabeth reports a past season clip of 864000 bales with 1000 bales unsold as of June 30. Next season’s output may only match last year, while demand remains firm in London and Bradford and US imports revive. France shows keener inquiry for greasy wool and fellmongered wools. Prices hold for tops and yarns despite weaker retail demand in Britain.
An important notice from Pitt Son and Badgery Limited states they value satisfied clientele and invites readers to become clients, highlighting service quality and a welcoming approach from the firm.
Mr W Kenny Shire Clerk reports completion of electoral lists for the ridings with the rolls to be exhibited at police stations and post offices from August 18 to 40, objections and claims due by 4 pm on August 31. Forms available free from the Shire office.
Wyangala Darby’s Falls notes outline site access and lodging for about 220 workers from Waugoola and Lyndhurst Shires. Proposals include rail warrants to Woodstock Station, lorry transport to the works camp, truck quotations, and requisition of department gear. Selection news lists UAP Senate candidates Atkins Hall Hebmore with Aarons’s withdrawal after a postal ballot.
The Farmers and Granters Co op reports ongoing London sales on the Lith instant with 52 500 bales offered and about 30 percent sold. Demand is keen for better descriptions as home trade buys much of the wool, Continental buyers from France and Belgium show support, Bradford tops edge higher, and 64s quotes rise from last year. Local business remains quiet with private fellmongered pools and limited inquiries ahead of the June series.
A compact notice from P. L. C. Shepherd and Son Ltd promoting farm and garden seeds with a long‑standing history since 1827. It provides postal address Box 36083 and GP C telegram contact Sydney Shepherd.
Goldsbrough Mor t er reports on wool conditions across the western regions to the state, noting stable quality yet varying density and condition by area. London sales continued with strong trade, supported by France Germany and Italy while America and Russia bought sparingly. Inquiry for fellmongered wools remains general, Bradford and America driving longest descriptions, France and Germany for short descriptions. Prices show no quotable weekly change amid fair weight demand.
The sheepskin market last Friday advanced to par to od per ch, with expectations of a very warm market tomorrow. If current trends hold, prices may again rise, signaling continuing strength in the sheep goods sector.
Local sportsmen from Wagga Griffith Barellan and Riverina centres gathered at Cocopaian fifty miles from Griffith to hunt kangaroos ravaging crops and grasslands. An open season was declared with hundreds of kangaroos affected and eighty killed.
Harwood Bagshaw introduces a new super broadcaster at Lawrence and Hodgwon's, aiming to boost signal reach and audience engagement. The venture highlights technical upgrades, local access, and a push toward broader regional coverage.
A Berremangra woman, May Cooney, sustained severe facial injuries when her head shattered the windscreen as her car crashed into the so called death by own action Bridge near Binalong. Sister Fitzroy of the Bush Nursing Association treated her before admission to Cootamundra Hospital. Three other occupants escaped injury as the vehicle sustained extensive damage.
Mr A. Wickham urged 40 acre home sites on town outskirts as quickest fix for land hunger at a Young Farmers and Settlers Association meeting. He argued 64 acre blocks inflame ambitions and a 20 acre block near town supports earnings and eventual home ownership. He defended soldier settlers against claims of small block failures.
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