Kikuyu Grass Plant: Rapid-Growing Pasture Form
Kikuyu grass is a fast perenneal pasture plant suited to coastal conditions. Spring and early summer are best for planting. propagated by cuttings runners or crown division. Thrives on various soils if well rooted. tolerates mild frost and a long spring summer. Plant Sept to March in coastal areas. good erosion control. helps choke bracken. balance feed with white clover 4 lb per acre in autumn. Renovate old paddocks every 5 to 7 years by turning with a mouldboard plow. Planting before land use is discouraged due to eradication difficulty.
Reward for information on stock theft at Wandary
A £20 reward is offered for information leading to the conviction of persons stealing stock from Wandary. Sheep ear marks Two Swallow Tuila on the back of the ear. Brand Spyglass on horse and cattle. Contact Walter H. R. Stitt for details.
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Wandary
Walter H. R Stitt
Restored Tate Poised For Australian Tour Comeback
DG Macartney discusses Maurice Tate's reported recovery from illness and readiness to rejoin Australia tour plans. The piece weighs Tate's staying power and pace on Australian pitches, noting his potential impact against New South Wales and the broader Australia England series. Archie Jackson’s health and form are also examined as a parallel case for possible selection.
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Australia
England
Wincer
Tettine
Bla
Maurice Tate
Tmain
New South Wales
Lo Archie Jackson
Batman
Wes
Jackson
Queensland
Alnoe
Ume
Robin Jackson
Chapman
Adelaide
Migland
the Oval
Faglind
Boythlig Uke
Bla Trevillie
Aeron
Iti
Victorie
Jackson Ie
Woodhull
Austral
Melbourne
Powder Charmo Ban Advertises Youthful Powders
An old time cosmetic advertisement extols Thin precious pew face powder as a gift to conceal flaws and make you look younger and prettier. It promises lasting charm and a smooth complexion, claiming the powder clings and lasts for hours, offered at 2/6 per large box.
Country cricketers face bias against rural talent
A heated exchange over country week sparks debate on rural players. The essay recalls Don Bradman’s rise from Bowral and notes many towns lack avenues to nurture talent, while city clubs dominate first class cricket. It urges broader scouting across rural districts for skilled players.
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Bradman
Melate
Powral
Forbes
Menbers Belne McCabes
Brizhe
Waa
Stan McGabe
Stan Metabe
Peremiem
Fn Crick
Doubtlras
Rigket Association
BeCaby Ao
Firadmen
Arthur Allsopp
Young Dennett
Bauth Coast
England
McKibbin
Turnar
Bowral
Bourke
Angle Dess
Albury
Tal
Cricket Capers and Youth Cricket Roundup
A weathered report covers the Orie Cup matches with Forben Diggin and Jimiory leading junior sides. Statistics list leaders like Laynd F Birt and D. Leader while noting a Lachlan Junior meeting at Mer. Orme’s recruit core gathers on Wednesday for the October session. all members urged to attend.
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Melis
Bandas
Iit
Worrinva
Thad Creak
Amratta
Lo Viekoor
Seurh
Forbes Jimiory
Melottar
Lachlan Junin Wi
Mer
Orme
Sharp
Bathoret Times Cries Over Cricket Leadership
In a fragment from the Bathoret Times the writer questions leaders of cricket and their drive to push for new players and broader African representation, arguing about Test cricket and the authority of the country’s cricket chiefs.
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Ehoe
Hradman
Eor
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