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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 07, 1934
Page
1
A garbled wedding notice mentions Lovwl Velleh and Gavan Cateark Aya and references Forest Gl Ket sue. The readable segments mention Te Ath Mie Reps and Mee Kiabert Gee with unclear dates and places, leaving key names and events murky.
An extensive nineteenth century style account describes ongoing earthquakes near Gunning and the nearby Lake George region. It notes collapsing walls, vibrating shelves, and anxious residents eager to reach open space while experts debate underlying causes and future risk to the mining center around George Street. The piece highlights the town's status as the epicenter of movement within the area and ponders long term geological activity and potential impacts on Gunning.
The message lists upcoming hotel visit dates including Saturday December 7 and Thursday December 6 with times am to 5, plus Friday December 7. Names mentioned include Young Albion H Harden and Carring.
The fragment blends cricket hints with a wedding recount, noting attire and ceremony details. It mentions guests, bridal party attire in black and white, bouquets, and dancing after a feast. Fielding tips emphasize alertness and running etiquette, with advice on calling runs and partner humor.
The sale in Sydney saw limited supply push prices higher as bidders chased items from Winchcombs and Daewon Ltd. Values ranged with 102d per Tb and 16d to 20A4 for items, while other lots cleared at 8d to 101d with varied damages noted. Several entries reference stock and damaged lots, with bids to Mbd and prices per dozen.
Wr and Rafferty, longtime secretaries of the Royal Agricultural Society, died in hospital after a long illness. Their careers spanned decades of service to farming and rural affairs, with steady leadership during critical exhibitions and events.
Report suggests the 194 yield figure for Victoria may reflect an earlier estimate rather than current data. Analysts cite inconsistent records and potential data gaps influencing the final outcome. Authorities ensure ongoing review and clarification for precise reporting.
Fragmented text outlines a cricket match with player names such as Crowe, Anderson, Oxley, Gibbons, and Harden. It hints at batting scores, overs, and individual contributions, mentioning a total of 108 by bowler Hastings and various team members. The passage lacks clear structure but records a competitive drive and lineup observations.
An Australian woman named Mrs Musgrave, aged reportedly 206, known as Granny in Parramatta, was presented to the third son of King George during a welcome for the Duke of Gloucester in Parramatta Park. The event drew cheers as she rode through streets in an open vehicle, while dignitaries and locals described the moment as remarkable. The report also notes the opening service of the Euch arbine Congress at St Patrick's Cathedral, Melbourne, attended by bishops and priests.
A question to Prime Minister Ross addresses Crown Lands policy and the resumption of freehold land for settlers. The debate covers available lands, allows greater settlement, and government plans to expand Crown land ownership for eligible applicants while limiting extensive near-term settlements.
Westy Phillipa, a man linked to a 1927 escape and a long police search, was arrested in Adelaide and brought to New South Wales on a warrant. Proceedings were dropped on change of custody, and he was discharged. Phillipe, known in racing circles, had connections to Bathurst Turf Club and Sunhaxe, a noted horse performer.
A fragment notes dental brushes and brandy at Dimmock's Pharmacy. It references Best British Brandy priced from 6d to 2 shillings, with dental plate brushes listed at 1s 1d and 2s. The OCR is unclear on full context.
A fragmentary report notes profit figures and exhibits at the Cowra show with odd phrases. It mentions a £295 profit on the last Cowra snow, references to Mare Dovey, an Orstin nation, and a Cowra society, alongside a £206 profit and 1901 operations, all in garbled OCR form.
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