Reward Offered For Information On Theft Incident
A notice promises a fifty pound reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person responsible for a theft. Details remain vague in the fragment.
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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 19, 1932
Page
1
A notice promises a fifty pound reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person responsible for a theft. Details remain vague in the fragment.
Partial historical text mentions ALOERT SCOTT and WINES with hotel references. Material is fragmented and lacks a complete event or outcome. No definite date or clear entities beyond those few names and the word hotels.
A garbled 19th century piece recounts William Makepeace Thackeray born in Calcutta who later studied in England. It discusses his poem Pocahontas and its themes, noting Thackeray as author of tales and verse with references to Hermes Pan and various Greek myth motifs.
A fragmented article discusses daily diet and nutrition focusing on essential nutrients vitamins minerals proteins fats and carbohydrates. It mentions balancing intake with water and cautions about healthful combos and cooking practices like adding salt to flour and using butter in batter.
A collection of broken narrative lines and dialogue fragments recounts Powhatan and frontier figures with tribal conflict and mock moral exchanges. The garbled text hints at a colonial era scene involving Captain Jobo Sel, Indian tribes, and a chief's daughter amid violence and power struggles.
A local letter from Hikunata New Zealand celebrates VE2ME with praise for a worldwide wireless broadcast program. The writer recalls the anniversary and notes hearing Sir Charles Wingsfood Synith speak to friends, expressing enjoyment and support for VE2ME’s continued broadcasts.
A fragment mentions the Young Allion Hotel with references to dates in September and an incident involving a person named Harden Carcington fleeing on a Friday. Details are incomplete and unclear.
A fragmented account describes a UAP faction within a parliamentary party forming a two country section to assist government in reviewing policy. Members listed include ministers and MLAs, with aims to influence forthcoming revisions and guarantee government support at a key committee meeting attended by the Premier.
Readable fragments describe two girls Gladys and Audrey injured by a man called the devil after a disturbing incident at a residence. One girl sustained a severe laceration around the head and both suffered multiple fractures and compound injuries. Ambulance and police involvement noted with treatment at a hospital.
Residents gathered at Mrs Austin Gruber's residence to honor her 60 years in the district. The event featured singing, speeches, and tributes led by family and friends, with Mrs Gruber praised for long community ties and quiet service.
The report mentions Mewhery planning a sour note about last week while Mins Beuitit in Logisham Moapital suffered a shoulder injury after a water cycle incident. Mr. Newbery sent word to Sydney. Mrs G I Watson of Wellington returns home after a long holiday. Miss Milly Gay stays with her uncle during the Loomexn Show. Frogmore Yublee School was visited by Mr Es Mieke for annual inspections last week.
The article reports proposed railway freight cuts on wool and live stock to 60 percent of current rates under certain conditions. Returns would be retrospective from July 1, with broader reductions intended to move traffic by train loads and ensure track access. Officials claim annual savings of about £800,000 to pastoralists and expect moves to ship 100,000 stone of stock from northwestern districts to southern markets.
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