18 Aug 1933
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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 18, 1933
Page
1
The article describes using mechanical counting machines imported from England to process Commonwealth returns. It explains machine setup, punching data cards, and tabulating results at the gate, with codes and classifications indicating occupation, gender, age, and residency to Australia. The Statistician's Department will finalize analysis.
A rugged reminiscence recalls bushranging days across New South Wales from 1861 onward. The narrator mentions travels with the Faithfull Family, encounters near Beardwood and Goulburn, and ties to Birmingham by family roots, describing the frontier era and mining ventures.
The railway announces an excursions special extending from August to September with cheap fares, reserved sleeping berths, and advance booking two weeks prior. Tickets priced around 18/4 for each direction, with flexibility to break journeys outside the metropolis on return. Full details available at all stations.
An account describes a man named Richarde thwarting a hanging by relaying a letter to Captain Zouch. A woman faced execution in Goulburn for her husband’s murder, but a reprieve came as the coach neared the gallows. The frenzied escape involved a fast cart ride and a dramatic reversal before the condemned woman could be executed.
Youth golfer Hathurst wins the Western District event in a dramatic week at Bathue Fenuvsi. John Hardton, 108, from Millbhoryw, takes the crown as Minold Campbell shines behind Nazelton in a tense final.
The text reports Anglican Bishop of Goulburn Dr. Redford heading to England in October aboard the On Monde. Arrangements are made for a four-decade farewell in late September. Bishop Redford’s resignation will not take effect until December 1, following synod actions and a diocese meeting.
The article notes Mr We 0 Bovant Heyman presenting to see his grandson ahead of top golfers with praise for his natural skill. Charles Hazelton and D Weaver win the Riy ¢rian foursome championship. It also mentions the Mother Church planning an early Communion as a major act of worship within eighteen years.
A garbled column brims with dubious hair waving tips and a novel cleaning formula. It touts PARID as a remedy while describing a procedure to blanch almonds and a marble whitening paste using washing soda and boiling water.
A Fortes resident showcases a native crane with grey plumage and a distinctive head marking. Mr Strickland performs a unique dance with the bird, noting it is the only true crane in the area though other birds labeled cranes belong to the heron family.
A damaged local notice recounts a death and family ties around Lewisbury. It mentions Daniel O Connor of Yannawal and Ellen May O Connor, daughter of Mo Frok Fisher, with references to relatives and a memorial at Sun Toit Heart. The text is garbled, but indicates a burial or memorial event and lists connected family members and villages.
A garbled account mentions wild birds and a mob with about 600 sheep traveling from Bull to Walyett. The fragment hints at an Irish connection or captivity aspect but remains unclear and fragmented.
A report discusses the attempt to abolish Wallendbeen municipality and merge parts with neighboring shires. It notes the state’s long trial of local government and highlights strong opposition. The article examines costs, population density, and service efficiency of the proposed reorganization.
The article discusses how diet affects digestion and fullness, warning that overeating or poor food choices can cause indigestion and obesity. It notes ongoing cravings, the role of drinks, and healthier habits like balanced meals, water, and mindful eating to improve well being.
A famed local cat known as Humpybeikai or Humpykai-hai lived with Harold Morgan in Murringa Valley. Renowned for hunting and dramatic jumps, the cat died from lung congestion after years of adventurous feats and a dramatic display involving water, rafts, and large appetite.
An enraged bull escaped from a shipment at the wharf, charging through city streets and Victoria Park. Foot passengers and football players fled as waterfront workers tried to subdue the beast before it was recaptured.
The Cootamundra Coursing Club plans a new mechanical hare setup for its south hall opening this month. An in‑novative feature, a timed night track at 480 purity, is among recent experiments to boost the event. The club, featuring a band from Mount Borimbeko, aims to attract crowds with showy displays and lively entertainment.
Advertisement lists Pelutet 40d published by Maud Burns and Osman Warner Burns proprietors at Linetype Printing War Marden Street Surrows in New South Wales. Noted as a sale notice for property or goods tied to the Burns firm with line printing details.
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