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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 24, 1933
Page
1
A reader notice states that looting or shouting on Narra Ailes without permission will be addressed by H Stevenson as Executor. The notice emphasizes enforcement and legal action against offenders in the event.
Any person found trespassing trapping rabbits or hunting on Suffolk Vale paddocks without permission will be prosecuted. L. L. Williams signs.
A memorial window costing £100 is planned at the Young Church of England in memory of Mr T F Tresilian who died recently. The report also notes local events including a court dismissal for gambling, a pioneer death, community obituaries, and various local appointments and incidents in Young and surrounding districts.
The Cowra town clerk notes that Jack Doring of Gowra passed the oceanic examination as deputy clerk with Meritorious marks. At Cowra Police Court Claude Semlitasky (25) faced three charges including intoxication and resisting arrest, with a total of over sixty convictions in his record. The Harden water scheme gains council approval, with Burrinjuck reservoir and Murrumbidgee mains under construction. A bogie truck accident near Mt. Horeb resulted in one bullock fatality and others fleeing. Local racing successes at Armidale and Canberran events highlighted Cowra participants, alongside church and parish assignments for Fr. Carey and Fr. Shannon. engagements, deaths, and local society notes followed, including a sealed engagement in England and a recent death of Mrs. Mary Ann Millar.
A Cowra district hospital inmate, D McLean of Wattamondara, suffered a septic shin wound after a scratch, necessitating scraping of the shin bone. The report notes a hospital incident and subsequent medical action involving the patient.
Mr Frank Lincoln of Narrandera remains active, while B J Stocks at Linden Harden gains practical experience in mixed farming. Clifton Estate and long teaching careers are noted, with a record turnout at Hall School celebrations. Phyllis Ruane Gurtis announces engagement to Geoff Leonard of Cootamundra, holidaying in Bellevue Hill. Government finance and labor protection debates are also mentioned.
The notice lists hotel names Royal Stanford Hotel Albion Hotel Cervington Hotel with event days and dates in February. Hours are given as morning to evening for each location with specific times such as Sam to 8 pm and 8 am to 5 p.m. The entries reference Bogrowa Toung and Harden as either hosts or event organizers.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions cleaning and sale day events at a Batting Booth location with unclear details about timing and services. Entities and facts are sparse, but the note implies a sale on a Saturday related to cleaning.
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