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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 24, 1937
Page
2
Any person found removing wood hunting shooting or otherwise trespassing without authority on Springfeld will be prosecuted. Sed. E G Spicer Springfield Boorors.
Notice to trespassers warns that a seller who fails to advertise risks missing golden sales, implying scrutiny of properties and potential enforcement.
Notice warns all persons trespassing on Nilgari Boorowa after the date will be prosecuted without respect to persons and offers a reward for information leading to conviction about sheep stolen from Nilgari peddocka. Thomas McGrath, 22/12/33. Nilgari Boorowa.
Garden note outlines when to plant Japanese chrysanthemums for display and exhibition blooms. It covers soil preparation, spacing, staking, pruning, and care for healthy, well formed plants, with a focus on the “pained bed system” for top quality exhibition blooms and wind protection.
Japan plans to reduce imports by half and raise staple fibre use to 20 percent while expanding the shoddy industry. Officials expect wool production in Manchukuo to reach 15 million by 35 years hence. Wool growth in Japan rises from 61,000 sheep last year as trade frictions with Australia persist.
Advertisement lists seed parcels No 1 to No 4 with several varieties including tomatoes melons and flowers. Mentions post free delivery and bulk offers with pricing per packet and whole bundles available. Orders encouraged by calling and requesting No 1 Seed Parcel.
P L C Shepherd and Son Ltd operates in farm and garden seeds with a long history since 1827. Contact details show postal bar 36085 GPO Sydney and telegram address Shepherd Sydney. The terse notice presents the firm’s name and telegraphic and mailing pointers.
Reports from district veterinary officers show nutrition boosts health and survival in sheep and cattle during dry periods. Hand feeding with mixed rations and locally grown fodder reduced losses, while reliance on pasture alone led to heavy mortality among ewes and calves, prompting calls for supplementary feeds and better farm management.
A clipped notice mentions P. J. Ryan, Morgan, and occupancy by Mr EB with the Norwich Union Accident lus and Victoria Insurance Co. warmers. The fragment records an insurance and occupancy matter with listed names and companies.
Telecommunications listing notes D. Bobbin with Office 2 and Private 58 lines. Details show contact points for business and private communications in the period.
Wool Goldberough Mort Co reports three centre sales in London Brisbane and Perth with about 130000 bales sold. London sees mainly Continental type wool with Home Trade support while Continent buys on restricted lines. Brisbane sales show best descriptions in sellers’ favor. Perth offerings are limited and often short with vegetable fault and dust. Japan buys low grade wools in Brisbane and Sydney. Upcoming sales include 7000 bales on Tuesday and similar sizes on September 29 and October 11. radium value noted as far above gold.
Mr. T. J. Collins urges sending a premier Australian exhibit to Great Britain and Europe after the Young Show. He proposes a special train to display perishable goods across Europe and the UK, arguing better space and exposure will boost Australian producers and consumers. He cites U S advertising examples as a model.
At Queanbeyan Court Lindon Wallace of 85 Causeway was fined £2 8s costs and £1 1s 1d professional fees for unlawfully interfering with Francis John Maitland a militia sergeant. He admitted taunting and striking Maitland though Maitland did not retaliate. Wallace denied hitting Maitland but conceded taunting. Judge Brit warned against further interference and ordered removal to cells.
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