Hunting and Trespass Notice at Narra Allan
A posted notice warns that any person found hunting, taking bees, or trespassing on Narra Allan without permission will be prosecuted. The notice is issued by H. C. Stevenson & Co.
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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1948
Page
8
A posted notice warns that any person found hunting, taking bees, or trespassing on Narra Allan without permission will be prosecuted. The notice is issued by H. C. Stevenson & Co.
The Liquid Fuel Control Board faces difficulty in proving business use for home to office travel under petrol licences. H E Richards notes that the 1942 policy allowed private use between home and work only in exceptional cases, with penalties of £100 or six months in jail for false declarations.
Ex Servicemen will be represented on all future Land Settlement Boards in New South Wales. Minister for Lands Sheahan announced at a Legion sub-branch function that each board will include one Legion representative, one RSL member, and a legally trained chairman to aid ex service settlers. He said by end of 1948 over £6 million worth of land would be acquired for ex-service settlers.
The State Agriculture Minister Sir George Jenkin reports rabbits climbing trees in north west South Australia to access moisture from bark and leaves. He notes rabbits reach heights of about nine feet and strip bark, with some waiting for leaves to drop, causing damage to young trees and shrubs.
A radio timetable listing National and Interstate programmes from Sunday June 13 to Saturday June 19. It covers concerts, talks, dramas, weather, sports, and features with entities such as Symphony No. 1 Kalinnikow, Beethoven, Lord Beveridge, Sidney Symphony Orchestra, John Uilsworthy, Dorothy Cottrell, Eileen Joyce, Sydney MacEwan, and Australian XI v Workshirt.
Budget notes shield over half a million low wage taxpayers from tax and plan pension increases. Estimates show 500,000 earners up to £250 yearly may be exempt, costing £3.6 million, with pension rises and subsidies impacting a proposed surplus and a £70 million backlog of taxation.
The Wantabadgery Weat Pty Ltd estate reveals a long running mistake in rates paid to Nlab o Shire Council. The estate was divided into 15 farms from 16 289 acres but 16 782 acres were charged. If backdated 40 or 50 years the sum could be large. Council to negotiate settlement, says Shire President Dr L A Robertson.
Grenfell resident A Braddock towes a Ford powered speed boat toward Wyangala Dam as two Cowra boats idle nearby. Inland water lends itself to speed boat racing with a 20 mile stretch, spurring talk of a club and crowds ready to cheer the unusual inland sport.
At a Warialda P P Board meeting Mr Doolin urged declaring pigs noxious along the Macintyre River and adjacent country. He said 500 pigeons have been shot on Myall Downs since harvest and hundreds more menace settlers by interfering with farming and netting fences. The motion to declare them noxious was carried.
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