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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1937
Page
6
Money can be transferred to any point and withdrawn or deposited at any one of the Bank's 400 Branches and Agencies without cost. Ensure utmost convenience by traveling with your pass-book, not a large amount of money in your pocket.
A rural bank sponsored guide explains wool fleece prep for classing. It covers rolling, selecting a representative staple, testing strength, separating sound wool from tender, and defining lines AAA combing AA combing and second combing. It notes color, condition, length of staple, and soundness as key factors with practical steps for sorting by quality.
Miss Mary Phyllomena Julian will wed Mr Leslie Stanley Donelan at St Marys Basilica on Tuesday June 22. The couple, from Waradgery to Jerilderie, plan Singapore and then residence at Fairlie Grange Jerilderie after the ceremony.
The government agrees to amend regulations to raise bounty rates for dingoes and pups to 20 shillings and 10 shillings respectively at Glen Tines Pastures Protection Board. The move aims to boost dingo destruction as eastern grazing areas expand due to low returns from dairy and beef. A request for £6000 dog proof fencing along the eastern boundary is unlikely to be funded.
Winchcombe Carson Ltd reports improved demand for fellmongered wool in Yorkshire and Continental markets though short faulty lines fell in Sydney auctions. Japan shifts to better lots and South Africa exports rise, while gold price trends impact global wool values and buying patterns. The new Sydney selling season opens August 0.
In a terse dialogue a man defends staying at his previous home describing his wife abroad for ten years as a break only if she used a cast iron dinner service, highlighting a playful domestic misunderstanding.
The text advises selecting well matching fleeces, testing line contrast between the first and second lines, and ensuring bright top lines. It notes that good wool fetches better prices, while dingy wool harms valuation. It recommends separating good wool from other fleeces into a separate bale to maximize returns.
Official statistics show Australia losing British stock while foreign permanent residents rise. Britons left by 2,663 with 2,661 departures, net loss 398. Greeks 357 arrivals with 46 departures, net gain 321. Italians 470 arrivals with 212 leaving, net gain 267. Net aliens gain 660 for the quarter, vs a 67 loss previously.
In support of Australian wool, Paul Cheyne argues for domestic processing of wool tops for local use and export. He cites cost savings, reduced ship movements, and more jobs as benefits of boosting Commonwealth production and industry, urging Australia to manufacture tops for export and domestic use.
Classified pitch urging readers to use the Burrowa News for ads to reach all key district people. Emphasizes buying selling lost and found events and meetings as payable propositions for public notices.
A London clipping mocks sensational headlines about Herbert Feld aged 21 earning £ PS00 yearly as a major sheep farmer. It touts Wagon Wagan NSW as a vast sheep empire with two million acres and over half a million sheep yearly, contrasting Australian wealth with rural hardship and travel to England for coronation celebrations.
At Victoria Park on Sunday Goulburn defeated Yass 18 to 6 to claim the Massey Cup amid good attendance despite poor weather. Hourigan Griffin and Carmody starred for Goulburn with two successful penalties and a late drive sealing the result.
The SRLMLA has a reciprocal service agreement with the Newth Island Motor Union and the South Island Motor Union. NZRL MLA members visiting New Zealand can receive Dominion organisation membership benefits for three months with proper introduction. The NRLM A will assist New Zealanders visiting New South Wales.
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