08 Aug 1930
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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 08, 1930
Page
1
Walter Burns listed as auctioneer stock station and financial general commission agent and valuator in a local business directory entry. The notice highlights his roles in appraisal and brokerage services for commodities and property.
Burrowa Stock and Property List forwards sales of properties across the State with favorable terms for purchasers. Local and state stock offered. no lot too small or large. auctions conducted district wide with day-after sale cheques. Trucks ordered and consignments sent to Sydney or other appointed destinations.
The N R MLA warns parents of risks from children misusing free car ideas. Major campaigns, signs and road safety measures are planned in New York State and counties. A large motor show unit and new bridges, tenders, and road sign programs are outlined with public cooperation urged to curb vandalism and promote safer streets.
Local readers recall a famed speed champion whose long career and recent retirement are marked by tribute events. The piece notes community figures and regional venues honoring the athlete’s achievements and ongoing influence on sport and fitness culture.
An advertisement highlights modern science improving vision and urges better eyesight with eyecare by J.B. & R. Burgess, Eye Specialists. It notes advanced techniques and promotes upcoming visits at the Royal Standard Hotel Boorowa and Criterion Hotel Murrumberrah with dates and times.
Ty the Waku district court hears a bookmaker claim of 212 percent against Alex Larkin over a cheque for £125 cashed for betting debts. Testimony from Herbert Piper and bookmaker's clerk Rich supports cashing and betting events. Larkin denies full recollection and writing details. The record also references a separate car speed tests and unrelated local notes.
A fragmented report describes a breakthrough process for freezing foods led by researchers in Austria and supported by the Agatratian qindrat. The method promises absolute freshness and extended shelf life, with claims of minimal quality loss and high preservation standards across various products.
Mr Parer tests a Whippet car across a sticky black soil route from Darwin to Weishane, after months in Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne. The journey costs petrol and time, with wheels frequently cleaned and the car dug out of bags. Parer plans to return overland, convinced the car’s economy and resilience justify the voyage.
Alfred C. McGrath, a Gren fell type operator, and his wife pursue a rumored “Everingham millions” in England while James McGrath dies penniless in Parramatta Old Men's Home. In England McGrath remains confident he can claim part of the fortune.
Report notes hopeful results from glandular cancer studies at St Vincent’s Hospital with new branches of work. Professor Chapman of Sydney University says mortality may improve as public interest in research rises. Also mentions a dog racing appeal court decision and guidance on local spending and turpentine use for cleaning glass.
The article reports that William Wilkinson, a bachelor with extensive western holdings and fine grazing properties near Quambone, died suddenly. By will his estate valued around 75000 pounds passes to his sister Mrs. Sutton of Delroy, the sole surviving family member, along with cash and properties.
Cornwell's realt Extract prasnt Tome Food and Digestive boosts nutrient value of other foods. It aids wellbeing and enjoyment, suitable for adults and children. Consume with bread, cereals, milk, or by spoon after meals.
Frinted and published by Warner Burns at their Linotype Works Marsden Street in the State of New South.
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