26 Apr 1929
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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 26, 1929
Page
1
Walter Burns, auctioneer and general commission agent, advertises stock valuation services for sale and finance. The notice promotes auctioneering expertise and appraisal offerings through the Stock Station firm.
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A long, dense listing of tour dates and venues for various locations in August and September, followed by a dense section on football laws and refereeing duties. The article mixes schedules with an extended editorial on rule interpretations and sample questions about tackles, offside, and ball play.
A fragmented OCR listing shows British built farm machinery makers with references to milking machines cream separators and a variety of implements. The text reads like an advertising directory including engines lamps and heating products and a note about income tax returns and addresses at a corner near Briar Court.
Frederick Richmond, long retired since 1914, agreed to appear before the Public Works Committee on the Shualhaven Hyde scheme. Trained at Augustine’s Canterbury, he became a deacon in 1872 and a priest in 1874, serving multiple incumbencies in Queensland and Australia before moving to this diocese in 1884 as rector. He now occasionally preaches at St Luke’s, Tareren, on Sundays.
Reports describe a violent attack where a man named Langield was fatally stabbed during a conflict at Mauna. Witnesses say the assailant wielded a knife and the victim sustained severe injuries before being taken to private hospital. Officials say the suspect was restrained and Langield died of internal injuries. The Guardian notes sympathy for a elderly couple who are patients in the same hospital.
A fragmented report describes a local debate on farm power between Steve Kanaley of Jungs and Gy Kingda of Cogtamon. They discuss the relative merits of horses versus tractors for farm work, arguing that horses require less fuel and that tractors could be more dangerous for inexperienced labor.
A district exhibit meeting discusses show organization, with plans for east west and south divisions. Mr. W Thomnponn proposes routing and appointing a committee, while Mr. MarPhurvon moves to set district lines as Ya Rol Marston St and the Kenya Mond. Mr. Southwell notes and assigns external division oversight with Mr. 0. W Burns and others.
Fragmentary report from Barker College notes a controversy involving students and an incident on campus. Text is garbled but references the Ambireeaiths event and chapel area with unclear details about deeds or consequences for students.
A girl in the area died after a snake struck her ankle while her father lifted a wire netting. He treated the wound with medicine from a Hatton, and she was transported to Bombala Hospital but collapsed during the morning. Efforts to save her are not detailed.
Reported chatter about a cattle shortage linked to South American and Argentine herds, with mentions of ongoing droughts. The message notes discussions of imports and policy ideas, including allowing chilled meat to ease prices, while signaling confusion over broader implications.
The article recalls Ben Hall and a man named John Charles Teseie aged 73. It notes vivid storms of life in the state's early days and mentions highwaymen, with a claim of tying to his father's wagon wheel by Ben Finll.
Narrandera polo event unfolds May 18 and 17 at Muir Nubmidgee Club with teams from Harden Wagga Comtmmonda and Narranders enue set to clash. Organiser Mr OR Fatkiner promises lively ball play and a home advantage atmosphere amid club mockups and roster details.
John Gale of Quentuayan claims to be the world’s oldest active worker. He marks his 100th birthday last week and asserts ongoing labor duties despite age.
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