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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1935
Page
2
The report discusses livestock treatment practices and silage timing for hay crops in New South Wales. It describes veterinary guidance on administering solutions, equipment handling, and safety steps to reduce fatal outcomes while emphasizing careful, supervised procedures.
A historical note details trapping and chemical measures to reduce fruit fly populations in citrus and other trees during winter. It discusses sanitation, targeted sprays, ammonia solutions, and regular trap maintenance every twelve to fourteen days, emphasizing early summer susceptibility and sheltering the trees from harsh weather.
The Department of Agriculture seeks boys over fifteen to train for station work at Grafton Glen Innes and Coffs Harbour. Free six to seven month program includes ploughing cropping and animal care with meals provided. Apply in Sydney or write to the Under Secretary GPO Box for forms.
Agricultural experts warn of patchy honey yields this season due to variable flowering. The yellow box eucalyptus previously yielded heavy honey, but is unlikely to repeat. ground flora like thistle and cape weed depend on seasonal conditions. Beekeepers should store honey to brace for lower offerings and potentially higher prices when flowering improves.
A Department of Agriculture booklet titled Rearing and Feeding Poultry details feeding systems used at Hawkenbury Agricultural College and Seven Hills, noting high laying records at Mawkesbury College. The guide, available by applying to the Under Secretary, Department of Agriculture, Box Joa, London, highlights efficient practices for home poultry farms.
A former federal treasurer turned resident of Suva is living among locals and steering attention to a cane wealth project. He has hosted visitors from Astral Ne and accompanied native chiefs to council meetings to share insights on gold mining and island developments.
The Joyce family, pioneers of the Manning River district near No Bo Creek between Wingham and Krambach, raised ten children. The seniors and four daughters celebrated wedding anniversaries and a letter from Dr Walter Adams of Colonial Avenue, Norfolk Virginia, was received. The Virgin Time of the North Landmark dated April 18, 1988, referenced the Joyce family record.
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