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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 09, 1932
Page
9
Notice to all persons found trespassing in any of the Corringle paddocks without permission will be prosecuted without respect to persons. Signed William Kelly. Corringle Rugby.
Executor William Kelly of the estate late R. J. Kelly warns that any occupancy of NEWHAVEN PARK paddocks without his license will be prosecuted without regard to persons. The notice asserts legal action by the executor to remove trespassers and uphold property rights.
Lawrence and Hodgson offer full repair services in Boorowa including cylinder reboring using the Stormizing Process. A comprehensive range of spares and accessories is always in stock at Knight Cars and Trucks and Lister Shearing Machinery.
Downey and Cooke offer quick supply of McCormick and Deering binders mowers hay presses engines and tractors plus the Farmall tractor and other International machinery. They stock Dodge cars and trucks tyres oils petrol and provide AL repairs under expert supervision.
Dalkeith a proven 4 year old with Royal Show placings and multiple Champion prizes at Tatura, Young and Grenfell. Sire lines include Belmain Baron Belmont and famed Boren Pride, with dam Nell by Federal Prince. Government soundness certificate. terms £4 single mare or £3 10s for two or more. inquiries to J. Southwell or C. Riles.
A noted thoroughbred stallion named at Allandale is highlighted for the current season. The feature underscores his stud value and expected progeny impact for breeders and racing enthusiasts.
St Craven listing of stallions and mares with breeding pairings and notes. The season runs from 1 October to 20 December with mares removed and paid for. terms: single mare £3 9d, two or more shares at two and a half guineas each. For details contact W Armstrong, proprietor.
Forest Lad a four year old depple brown draught stallion by Irest Lad from Smiler is offered at River View Bosrowa. He traces to noted sires Charmer Toby and Conqueror and has strong bone and a good temper. Season runs Sept 15 to Dec 5 1832 with mares removed and paid for. fees £2 10s single and £2 2s for two or more. R A Hughston proprietor.
Traralgon Vic. man Mr Sim attempted to capture a baby wombat seen alone at night. The mother charged, bit the boot, and dragged him to the ground before fleeing with the infant. Experts note wombats can be dangerous when enraged, though rarely lethal.
A Bendigo motorist arrived home to find four goats on his front seat feasting on his new number plate and registration disc. The scene damaged the document and the owner had to declare the loss to police to obtain a replacement.
Richmond Willie and sire Plucky Willie dominate a stallion profile with IMP Cambridgeshire lineage. Details describe awards at Royal Show Sydney 1909 10 11 12 and Hawkesbury Show 1908 09 10 11 12, plus prize money 100 guineas for best draught stallion. Paddock pairing with mares offered at £2 10s. Further information from the manager.
A travelling man chats with Ella in a Gundagai hotel, where she asserts she is a loyal worker and warns that her brother, a two hundred pound cook, once stopped a traveller who made advances. The man orders coffee and a sandwich.
In New South Wales remote subscribers complain that low lottery numbers are less likely to win. Director Whiddon says country and city buyers alternate, with country buyers receiving high numbers when they arrive late, leading to perceived bias. He notes sales follow order of applications, not residence, to balance allocations.
The late T G Sloane left his bequest of beetles and other insects to Australia’s National Museum in Canberra. Renowned naturalist, he studied tiger beetles and carabids, with the collection valued at thousands of pounds.
Mrs Simpson King of Springfield reports daughter Miss Helen Tout has asked permission to fly from Kenya to London for a seven day visit. She will board the Strathnaver for travel to Australia and plans to return to Young next year after visiting Mea C G Anderson at Mt Margaret, Kenya.
W M Hughes former Australian Prime Minister unveiled a Suez Memorial at Port Said last Wednesday honoring the Australian Light Horse and allied troops in Sinai and Palestine. Egyptian and Palestinian officials and British forces attended with a guard of honor from the Northampton Regiment.
The Interior Minister Mr Perkins met promoters of a £15,000,000 railway linking Bourke with the Darwin line. English interests seek guarantees, a bond, a long lease over 40,000 sq mi in the Northern Territory, freehold rights over up to 200,000 acres, and a 9 year lease on Melville or Bathurst Islands. Cabinet discussion likely. project could boost unemployment relief and steel industry.
The District Coroner Mr G White min J.P. ruled a deliberate and clear case of incendiarism at Bendick Murrell inquiry into two fires on Friday night November 18. Witnesses said some keys could open almost any house in Bendick Murrell including the Post Office.
On the Sutton road Mr. F. J. Kemp, a Gunning Queanbeyan mailman, encountered a kangaroo that leapt along the road and then collided with a fence. The animal grabbed the car’s side glass and tore the side-curtain before fleeing, leaving the driver unhurt and the vehicle largely undamaged.
A Cootamundra report discusses semi free roaming kangaroos on Mr W F Ross M L A property with a ten acre park and tall wire netting. A separate item recalls John Dooling finding a snake in his car seat after fishing near Hersham Victoria. His wife quips about the missing collar stud.
A radio Psychometer invented by Major Raymond Phillips is shown at the Model Engineer Exhibition in the Royal Horticultural Hall, London. The device claims radiations from the human body can operate model trains and alarm bells, with further ideas including kettles boiling on concentration and burglar alarms arming at intruder presence.
Metropolitan associates discussed an associate wearing silk shorts at Cemberrs last week. Prominent officials doubt the move’s acceptability and may propose a rule to prevent a repetition. The LGU is unlikely to approve the innovation or support showing them on the Oaks.
From Our Correspondent notes the Friday event on the 26th al drew ideal weather and smooth running. Hazell the barman did brisk trade, about £50 netted for the day's enjoyment, with final funds around £57 after expenses. Numerous races and cultural items featured, a successful community gathering with visitors from surrounding centres.
A visible registration label will be carried by windermen on each new motor vehicle or upon renewal from December. The label shows the registration date and becomes part of a system where motor taxation is paid by instalments as submitted by the N.B.M.L.A. to the police authorities in 1929.
Levy recalls Cohen's trouble with his wife and his view that marriage life held little pleasure. Jacobs asks for a reaction and Levy explains Cohen never saw his married life as a failure and rejected the notion of it.
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