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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1937
Page
2
The article outlines methods for growing attractive gardens with herbaceous perennials and hedges. It lists varieties such as Peewonia Phlox Delphantume Asters and Convallaria Lily of the Valley and notes planting, soil, drainage, and seasonal care for long lasting display.
The article surveys early colonial life and the role of women in social and charitable work. It notes a nationwide push for women’s events from February 4 to March, including conferences, exhibitions, and cultural activities that honor pioneer women and their legacy in Australian history.
Two trespass warnings apply to Nilgari after the date. Prosecution will follow for anyone found on Nilgars after this date. A reward is offered for information leading to conviction regarding a sheep totem from Nilgars Pedocke.
Wool report from Wooldiy Yough Mort and Co Ltd notes 1,712 bales sold with top price 22 British pence for five bales of AAAEW. Market favored Merce lines and shirtings with good staple length but irregular demand for dusty or faulted lots. Japan and France active. Germany steady. sales to 100,000 bales in ongoing series expected to end month end.
Ten year old firm offers ten fruit trees for 10 6 with free carriage and seven trees selected from Apple Almond Apricot Lemon Mandarin Peach Pear Plum Prune Persimmon and others. Choose varieties from bay catalogue or list and receive high quality stock with prompt delivery.
P. L C Shepherd and Son Ltd promote a garden event in Sydney dated from 1827 with correspondence to Box 36085 GPO Sydney and telegrams addressed to SHEPHERD Sydney.
A humorous courtroom scene features a defendant named Comtabl e Fragrancy accused of drunken perfume usage. The judge, referred to as your Honor, presides as the case plays out with wry commentary about scent and intoxication.
The Rivers Region party urges a conference on closer settlement at Warren on the ninth. Premier and leader of Landes Army attend to examine if the policy is just and progressive or colouriven and anaemic. The article criticizes government plans as a mere rehash after years of study. It cites Bank of NSW figures showing over £29,000,000 invested with £11,000 forfeited as settlers moved off their land.
A weather era guide advises practical steps to avoid chilblains. It suggests consult a doctor if needed but offers home remedies such as milk and calcium to strengthen prediatory health, plus keeping hands warm and avoiding exposure to cold. It emphasizes simple habits for overall well being.
A letter from Sydney argues for valuing land to raise rail freight charges and encourage closer settlement. It criticizes current land policy, warns of land hunger, and urges a clever scheme to avoid public debt and support railway traffic income. A dog missing notice ends with a humorous newsroom anecdote.
A puzzled individual weighs options amid cryptic hints as a palm reader suggests a location. The text presents a playful misdirection about choosing between two paths with unclear meaning.
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