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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 01, 1936
Page
8
Garden guide covers early rose planting and hedge planning. It notes selecting varieties like Glory of the Sun and Leucororyne types, proper spacing, watering to settle soil, and continual care. It emphasizes hedges near dwellings, pruning, and rotation to maintain annual blooming and garden appeal.
A notice from Weel Regert Goldabrough Mort and Co Ltd outlines weekend buyery for the Northern State and a series of sales beginning Monday with 60 000 bales expected. The selection will be mostly wool with some super spotless and scoured, prices expected near parity with March 1 figures. After early May, buyers return to the center for sales evidence on May 1 and run through May 12, with about 0 000 bales submitted and many lots altered by crutching and oddments.
The report discusses wool market strains in Australia and government actions amid rising concerns over supply. It notes Prime Ministerial attention to Jaywen reports, expectations of stable prices, and that moves to divert wool purchases won’t significantly boost global supplies. Sydney May sales are forecast to offer about 50,000 bales, with catalogues of 3,800 bales on May 4 and 2,000 bales on May 12.
Notice warns that any person found shooting ducks pigeons quail or trampling on Kenya Pad rocks will be prosecuted.
Notice warns trespassers on NILGABE after a date will be prosecuted. A REWARD is offered for information leading to conviction regarding stolen sheep from "Nigar eddocks, HOMAS areGRATH, Be/78/'9R "Nitgari," Boorows.
Fragmented ad copy promises ranunculus and anemone bulbs with a mail order offer. It mentions arranging bulbs in groups for visual effect and gives pricing details for two parcel offers. The text is garbled but centers on bulb sale and planting guidance.
Shepherd and Son Ltd offers farm and garden sods since 1827 with postal box 36083 G P O Sydney and telegram address Shepherd Sydney for inquiries and orders.
Reports outline selling schedules for the Country Producers Co in Brisbane and other centres, with auctions starting Monday next and continuing into June. Anticipated turnout includes about 2,400 buyers and strong wool lots such as autumn shorn wools, crutchings, and oddments, aiming to sustain value and attract Japanese operators.
The Wool Market rebute from Bell and Co Ltd centers on the Sydney market as preparations begin for the May sale. Over 50 000 balance will be submitted with a mix of passed-in wool and new lots, quality remains strong and substitutes limited. A notable note is the durability of Lor s line wool after mechanical processing, retaining value after extensive use.
The author laments low immigration and argues for domestic industry expansion in Australia. He cites natural gut manufacturing for tennis racquets, surgical gear, flax and hemp, and warns against wasting resources. He urges developing warehousing, farming, and local industries to reduce imports and employ newcomers. New ventures abroad and domestic growth are highlighted.
The Peetmaster-General announces that the vergeas radio telephone service is available nationwide. The charge is A for a three minute counteruation and extra minutes at higher rates. The report refers to themes and channels from Australis, broadcast over the Anglo-Awelentian channel.
Burrows defeated Yass 19 to 0 after a tight first half ended with Fitzpatrick retiring due to injury. Yass led by Kinnane in the opening moments, but Burrows dominated late with powerful runs and tries by Cranston Killiby and Capewell, while refereeing drew criticism for alleged missed calls.
Large attendance marks a Maryama clearing sale on April first for Mr. W. W. Evans. Myers Norman G. Bellamy and Co. report strong competition and steady demand. Sheep quality described as good. cattle noted as mostly young but in ready saleable condition. Numerous lots listed with prices, including ewes, rams, wethers, steers, cows, springers, yearlings, heifers, and ferangs.
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