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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 12, 1942
Page
4
NY recipient is warned not to cut or damage a fence on the property. Any further trespass will be prosecuted. The notice marks the date forward and asserts property enforcement.
All persons on the property known as Pre Kenge on the Mureamiur ah Road with all permissions after this date will be prosecuted with reprieve. Maloney, Manager.
Trespassers are warned against entering or staying on the property. The notice cites prohibited access and potential penalties for violation, with the relevant dates and responsible authority referenced in the text.
A garbled report discusses large scale dehydration of Tide, government actions, and criticisms from officials and experts. It references U.S. and Amelia, protests, and disputes over figures and dates, with unclear specifics and numerous fragmented phrases.
The readable parts describe appraisal and rating processes and reference a vote or submission deadline. Entities include mentions of people and a numeric deadline, with partial phrases about ratings and potential referenda. The text is heavily garbled but hints at an assessment or filing tied to a forthcoming decision or inclusion by a specified date.
Printed and published by Emily Maud Burns at the Barrows News office on Marden Street Boorows in New South Wales. The notice records the Barrows News issue location and publisher identity in the state.
The document cites government restrictions and price controls affecting The Country Producers Selling Company and its brokers. It notes potential shortages at water supply, employment shifts, and government expectations on trade and farm-sector responses amid economic strain.
The NRMA commends siting a reserve coal supply in a dry place to prevent water ingress and vapor condensation that stops engines. The issue involves corrosion and cylinder wall swelling observed during damp weather. The suggested remedy is storing charcoal in a dry area and using upper cylinder inbricent considerations.
The Liquid Fuel Control Board told the Department of Agriculture that primary producers should arrange to petrol rationing by fitting motor vehicles with producer gas units. The guidance targets vegetable scheme participants, wheat growers, and others needing fuel for essential activities, cautioning against delay as gasoline may be scarce.
Fragmented OCR text describes flowers for decoration including gladiolts and other varieties. The passage mentions gardens, horticultural terms, and a scene with people observing floral arrangements, but the meaning is unclear due to many garbled words and missing context.
Advertises fruit trees including apricot and lemon varieties at pre war prices with carriage free delivery or rail transport options. Mentions various tree names and a promotional tone urging purchase ahead of winter.
LC Shepherd and Son Ltd issued a notice from Sydney GPO inviting patrons to address mail and parcels to the firm at Morchant Passal Addrensi Bex 20083 in the city, indicating updated postal instructions.
Readable fragments indicate an overview of the moon’s phases for June with references to times and celestial events. Names or locations are unclear, but the item signals a calendar of lunar changes and possible observational notes.
The Department of Agriculture reports experimental results from New South Wales indicating calcined phosphate improves lamb growth when sheep graze on improved pastures. Benefits noted with cereal hay and legume mixes. calcium content and bone meal use discussed. evidence varies by pasture type and conditions.
A jumbled old text fragment references rubber stamps and a design book order. It mentions a figure or authority and a 1814 date fragment with unclear context. The passage suggests a government or official stamp request tied to a fictive or garbled trade communication.
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