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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 11, 1933
Page
5
Lawrence Ald Hodgson promotes Garage Booroa services with phone contact for repairs of all strips and parts. It offers a comprehensive range of spares and accessories stored for Willy’s Overland and Willys Knight cars and trucks as well as Lister shearing machinery.
Downey and Cooke advertise a large stock of International tractors implements and parts including Deering binders rakes and Self feeding mick-Downing Tract Farmall tractors. Upsets for Dodge cars and tracks, plus tubes oils and petrol offered with repairs done under expert supervision.
Notice warns all persons found hunting shooting or trespassing on Strathmore without permission will be prosecuted regardless of identity. Signed by G Gormat.
A notice states a person identified as NN is accused of removing wood and engaging in hunting or shooting without authority on Sarhixtieh. The notice warns prosecution and cites unspecified local authorities and names.
A distorted fragment discusses teapots and cleaning methods with odd terms like frost and clean HP calded. It mentions a tow powered cindery and a pinch of trorax, then references Ws Gwapot, toile, water parewt, and warming steps followed by Rye Park.
Fragmented report describes a tennis match between Tawa and Country on a welcoming course Sunday. Details are garbled but mention of Rye Burk, Eblinie, and a fourth tutoring fry exist among unclear phrases.
A fragmented report notes rising butter production and milk quality in western regions with an 85,000 cow test in the past year. It cites increases of about 45 percent in green butter and outlines production figures across Riverina, Macleay, Clarence, and other districts. The article mentions inland western improvements and regional variations, ending with a note on a Great Peppermint Cure for influenza and colds.
A formal invitation to the State Governor Sir Philip Gamed to visit Boorawa for a show was declined by his private secretary citing prior engagements. An additional invitation went to An Hon Lyon the Prime Minister, who expressed appreciation but could not attend due to the reassembling of Parliament and other commitments.
The German Minister for Aer culture decrees that from September a percentage of wheat milled in Germany must be German. The target is 70 percent, with exceptions when wheat is exported for other cereals.
A damaged entry notes James Rooner cutting 107 first close railway sleepers valued at 17 pounds 2 shillings 6 pence with two second close sleepers at 3 percent each. Remaining timber yields fencing posts and firewood. Total tree value exceeds 290 with Mr Reemer paying 59 pounds 6 shillings 101 pence for carriage and net return.
Burrowa Show Society meets at Tatterssli n Standard Hotel with discussions on show operations. The president and committee review past issues, secure a dog judge, plan ring announcements, adjust entry judging, and approve venue changes, insurance, and gate staffing while considering event removals and new events for day one.
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