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Newspaper
Taralga Echo
Location
Taralga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 04, 1925
Page
4
Following marking operations a large number of lambs die from infections spread through unhealed wounds. The article advises temporary or prepared yards, soil treatment with quicklime, antiseptic wound care for scrotum and tail, boiling knives, burning carcasses, and ongoing prevention to curb soilborne contamination and rising losses.
Court decisions clarify that proving a shire council resolution that non destruction occurred suffices for a conviction even without guilty pleas. A second ruling holds fines can apply as if a second offence when prior owner was convicted. Leasers should check predecessors for similar fines.
At a Uundager Shire gathering Dr. Crowe urged a special rate of one eighth of a penny in the pound on unimproved capital value to destroy noxious weeds on Shire roads. The star thistle would be declared a noxious weed. The motion carried amid concerns of delay and land depreciation.
Miss de Chair, governor’s daughter, opens the Junior Auxiliary Red Cross Holiday Home for Soldiers’ Sons in Springwood and Falconbridge. She speaks clearly urging public pledges and states junior Red Cross should aid less fortunate children.
A turnout at the Gazette office Crookwell formed a women’s ice hockey club with two local teams A and AA. Miss Roberta presided and Misses B Keith and Marks moved to confirm minutes. Teams named A and AA with navy white and brown gold colours, aim to play Saturdays 2 to 4 pm at East Park, with Soccer Club and Shire Council discussions underway.
O H Furner and company note a small turnout at Crookwell sales last Friday with prices roughly steady from the previous day. No bullocks offered. Dry cows ranged from £3 to £4 16s, yearling heifers up to £3, paddies from £2 1s to £3 6d.
A fire broke out on the Canberra cruiser at Erskine street wharf early Tuesday. Steward Reginald Craythorne died heroically saving others. Passengers and crew awoke to flames with rapid escapes. damage estimated at £40,000. The Canberra, 7710 tons twin screw passenger liner, had just been overhauled and relaunched May 2.
Weather and flooded streams limited the sheep yarding to one lot while about 150 cattle were offered to a moderate crowd. Bidding was steady and prices matched recent sales with fat bullocks at £6 and above, store cattle from £3 to £6, cows £3 5 to £4 10, paddies £2 6, and springers £6 to £6 10.
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