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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 19, 1930
Page
4
A brief note expresses sincere willingness to cooperate on the advertisement project. It emphasizes teamwork, mutual support, and smooth coordination to achieve a successful ad campaign.
Wool traders report brisk activity in Sydney with buyers from Britain driving sales of medium to fine quality wools. Prices held firm as scoured wools and fine dodging lot lines saw steady demand. Upcoming sale plans include 4000 bales and spinners’ wools from northern districts, with shipping and market sentiment noted across London and South Africa.
Woo, Report Sebate, Bell and Co. Ltd, notes buyers attend Brisbane miles this week and expect no rules in Sydney. Reports from the northern state say clearances are at firm prices, competition broad across stations, with Japan and Germany cited amid a world mood of drift and cautious outlook for trade.
Eileen Picker, 12, daughter of Mr and Mrs B G Picker of Kurvingal Bigga, suffered four teeth knocked out after a hockey injury. At Sydney Dental Hospital an operation removed bone fragments and rebuilt the jaw. Early doubts gave way to success as gum and teeth were restored and the girl nears home.
The ordinary monthly meeting of the Murrungal Shire Council at Boorows heard the president’s report on Abe Cornell's year of 1641 activities and approved the finance committee's recommendations. Officials discussed road maintenance, asset valuations, rate policies, bush fire matters, and various correspondence, with next session set for January 17, 1970.
At a NSW labor executive meeting miners and workers protested a 1 shilling in the pound wage tax proposal. Speakers blamed Lang government for wage cuts, rising living costs, and two major issues including education and factory layoffs. Miners vowed opposition and potential strikes amid calls for income tax reforms.
Last week to twenty days saw invasion by black beetles in southern wheat districts. Larvae are white root grubs threatening grain, with widespread pest activity on fences and crops near Codlamondjutriet Wallandheen and Harden. Farmers report unprecedented broods, express alarm, and seek control methods.
A fragmented account laments Western Lands as a mirage that lures travelers with visions of water and trees while promising government protection and capital fade. The piece critiques deceptive advertising and пуст unknowns amid harsh rhetoric about land policy.
Bank of Commerce Galong manager L M Rae reported his fox terrier missing after a yard bark. Sergeant North located the dog in a lorry and arrested Clarence William Downey, 40, and a stranger on accusations of stealing the valued dog.
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