29 Aug 1930
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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 29, 1930
Page
1
Walter Burns, known auctioneer, offers sale services at Stoex Station. Finnancal and general commission agent and valuator roles accompany the listing, highlighting a multifaceted professional in the auction business.
Auction of stock and property conducted in my part with sale details and payment terms. Purchasers to forward funds and cheques day after ordering trucks. consignments to Sydney. Items described as stock and property for sale across slate and region.
The Mingara Telegraph urges Bingari residents to observe the shovelogan and municipal council rules for rubbish disposal. It calls for proper waste handling, asks readers to avoid littering, and encourages local printing supplies to support a clean town effort and sustain community circulation.
A detailed account praises Ornamentation and its lineage, highlighting the stallion’s sire Gothic and progeny, including Panther and Papyrus. The piece discusses Ornamentation’s potential impact on Australian racing, noting its strong bone and temperament, with references to related mares and the horse’s early racing career and winnings.
A seven year old boy died after collapsing at the corner of Kinder Street while waiting for a tram to take him home to Surrey Hill. He had attended the Kennington races earlier and was taken ill near Moore Park. He expired before medical help arrived at Sydney Hospital.
Fragmented OCR text describes a golf championship with scattered names and places such as Si aan, Weston, Maye, Thuktlee, and Nut 100. The legible pieces hint at a regional golf event with mixed nonsensical segments and unclear results.
A fragmented 20th century advertisement touts vision improvement via modern science. It names J B Burgess and R Burgess as eyesight specialists and gives a city phone number MA 4377. The ad mentions a Royal Standard Hotel and a Post Office, with a date September 204 and Saturday.
Referee Urinkwater lodged a formal charge against the competition treasurer Mr G Pilkham for using insulting language to him in official capacity. The Controfiine Committee received the complaint by telephone and the President disclosed the matter.
Libertaoe team Limestone traveled to Kampinem to contest the Hisastuny Chablene Cup but Kan lara proved too strong despite Limestone’s efforts. Scores show Downey Goode Cromley and Armour among top performers in a tight encounter.
The passage is garbled OCR with scattered names and dates. It references Maher Cup and events around September, mentioning various names and locales but the readable facts are minimal. No clear outcomes or coherent narrative emerge, leaving only stray references and uncertain details.
The Miners Federation and allied groups oppose reinstatement of a figure named in the draft text. The federal treasurer’s position is noted as pivotal, with support or opposition reflecting broader internal tensions within the federation and its affiliates.
A fragmented account describes a Sydney scene where speculative housing signs appear amid unemployment and shifting identities. It notes how households rush to secure dwellings or work, often under contracts and rent payments, while neglecting inscriptions as economic pressures mount locally.
Police report counterfeit notes used in a shop near Cherular Quay. Investigators traced instruments and numbers to business circles in Oxfordshire and Ireland. A suspect, Sharpe of Malons, is under inspection, with Dunn of South Australia cited in the case.
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