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Summer specials announce hammocks and couches for verandas and lawns. Promotes quality and value with emphasis on outdoor leisure items.
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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 15, 1930
Page
6
Summer specials announce hammocks and couches for verandas and lawns. Promotes quality and value with emphasis on outdoor leisure items.
Experts acknowledge Lenin's embalmed body cannot be preserved and will be cremated. The process aims to contain the spread of Lenin lore as the famous mausoleum custodians prepare for the change. Citizens react to the news with concern over the end of his public presence.
A ceremony was held at Botany Presbyterian Church on Bat Wednesday for a couple including a man awaiting trial. Special permission for the wedding was granted by the minister, Mew Lee, on Friday. The groom was accompanied by a prison officer to the church and returned afterward.
A fragmented account describes mamba behavior in South Africa, noting infidelity among mates and lethal native practices to kill or harm rivals. It mentions methods to slow or kill snakes, including stamping and the use of a sjembok riding whip.
The Burrowa Racing Club minutes from a recent meeting record treasurer’s balance, membership rise to 180, and plans for amalgamation with the showground. Officials, racecourse tenure, and trust appointments are detailed, with remarks on racing program, taxation, and committee elections.
The Minister for Kilusathin announces a departmental inquiry into the state of secondary science education in New South Walonsxa. He notes about 40,000 yearly pupils will be affected as a major shift may require 90,000 children to move from sheds to proper classrooms. A total of £1,660,000 is needed to erect new facilities and support kindergarten expansion.
Fragmentary report notes local shire officials subjected to a 1/9 reduction under a Public Benefits Act. Mentions Connell, Corritdale water, methane concerns, and a rally tied to the same issues, with scattered references to a 44 Nm wreck and a viewer.
Amy Johnson visited Buckingham Palace where King invested her with honors. The ceremony marked a formal royal acknowledgement of her aviation achievements and included a brief address from the monarch.
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