19 Dec 1935
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 19, 1935
Page
1
The article warns about apoplexy in pigs caused by extreme heat due to lack of shade or shelter. It notes signs such as collapse with little warning, and recommends cooling with water and alcohol-based remedies. Prevention focuses on shade, wet feeding areas, and cooling structures to keep pigs comfortable in high temperatures.
A recreat address to New South Wales Agricultural Cureat members stressed adequate feeding after weaning and early maturation of heifers. Cambridge research showed balanced rations could yield more saleable meat per animal, enabling earlier slaughter and lower feed costs. Improved pastures and feeding practices boost profits under variable rainfall.
Advertisement notes season runs from October 1 to December 1 with good paddocks and care claimed. No responsibility accepted by owner. mares must be removed and paid for by season end. Payment details show a fee of £3.
Royal Boy a dark dappled brown 15 hands horse with good substance and quiet temper. He excels as a mountain country and wood hack horse and is suitable for polo and stock work. Sired by Rat Trap with Archie blood. champion bloodlines noted in Queensland studs Landhurst. Price £3 3s with free season if mares fail to conceive. Located near Ryanda school east of the railway. contact P Egan at Pansy Park Ben Lomond.
The Agricultural Bureau of New South Wales offers a three year scholarship at Hawkesbury Agriculture College Richmond for the Diploma course starting January. Selection based on Intermediate Certificate results with six subjects including English and Mathematics and other criteria including aptitude and strength. Applicants aged 16 to 19, British subjects with six months state residence, may obtain up to £40 yearly plus books. excess costs paid by student. Applications due 8 January with details from the Department of Agriculture or the college principal.
Byron Crystal, a well bred Clydesdale stallion bred by John Swan, will stand at Red Brae Guyra. Sire Byron Belmont and dam Byron Mary Bale. stock winning at Guyra Shows with champion prizes and best draught foal awards. Mares insured, service guaranteed, payments due by December 1935. arrangements via Co Allingham and Victor.
A departmental publication outlines dairy quality as a result of care. Key factors include healthy cows and attendants clean water strict cleanliness prompt cooling safe transportation and frequent delivery to the factory with avoidance of odorous feeds and weeds.
Sydney wool sale shows strong buyer activity with notable brands such as Mrs. M. Futcher & Sons and Harden among top accounts. Prices ranged up to 214d for combing wools while over 750 bales from Mrs. Futcher and Sons yielded 18d and higher. other consignors like Duncan Macanah Harden and Happy Valley also posted multiple lots with varied, high per bale returns. Country Producers Selling Co Ltd notes a general fall from par to 5 percent versus Sydney close, with hardening later as Continental buyers supply more support and York shire trade helps stabilize overall market.
The NROMA secretary Mr H J Johnson urges all road users to exercise restraint during the Christmas season as vehicle numbers rise and holiday traffic increases. He warns that even on clear roads speed can cause dangerous skids and tragic accidents, urging care to protect lives.
The notice lists multiple stock sales across towns including Warialda Garah Poka Tarou Weemelah Tooraweenah and Koorawatha with bales dates and accounts to firms and individuals. It notes 2800 dates to be submitted at the next year sale on the 19th and January sales on the 7th and 14th with an invitation to clients visiting Sydney.
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