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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 06, 1933
Page
5
A daring robbery shows thieves spent over three hours inside a strongroom entry. A two-layer steel door, one inch and three eighths inch thick, was breached using a collapsible framework of steel and gas pipes hidden under tarpaulins. Insurance covers the law, and details seek further particulars from local notices.
A kitchen tip warns that slamming the oven door during cake baking can cause the cake to sink in the middle. The guidance emphasizes gentle closing and steady heat for a light, uniform texture.
Public send off for Mr. James Jackson and family as he leaves the district with gifts from townspeople. Jackson, secretary of the Football Club and ALP member, departs for Campbelltown. Binalong cricket team beat Bookham at Bookham 143 to 단 score details follow.
Thieves forced entry to the Kew branch of the Bank of Australia and Bank? Store in High Street. They stole £1620 in cash and £110 worth of jewellery plus three pistols. Entry gained by removing iron bars from a window. Complete lamp equipment left behind. No one was seen.
A New Year concert in the Guild Hall featured Sydney visitor Clement Q. Williams delivering a celebrated baritone performance with songs like You are My Heart's Delight and Looking For You. Minserene Fahey followed with a sweet soprano, triumphing with Home Sweet Home and Carmena, concluding a program greeted with great applause.
Rainfall measurements for Boorowa show scattered totals across the region. Data references include multiple gauge readings with values around 270 to 246 and 302 units, indicating varied precipitation levels in recent periods. Authorities note the figures reflect local rainfall distribution rather than statewide totals.
The Burrowa council warns landholders that legal action will begin without further notice against those failing to eradicate noxious plants from lands under their control before 16 January 198. The notice is issued by Town Clerk W Kenny from Council Chambers. Additionally, the council announces sanitary removal charges in the Scavenging District from 1 January 1933 set at ten pence per pan per removal, approved by Council.
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