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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 09, 1931
Page
2
Incomplete text references a primary race and possible steps to obtain something related to a Hewell Wen g ACT Demands. The readable portion lacks clear names, places, dates, or outcomes to form a full item.
A historical report details severe congestion in wheat storage in New South Wales as harvests rush to White Bay elevator and inland plants. It notes large volumes shifted from country flow to the White Bay facility, with trucks and markets adjusting to the surplus. Prices and capacity concerns are mentioned, along with figures and names cited in local accounts.
The report notes shippers delaying engagement at full value due to uncertainty under the Wheat Advances Act. It compares current overseas wheat valuation with typical times and outlines a projected Commonwealth crop and related market impacts.
A fragmented note describes a method where items are not hard boiled but cooled before spreading on bread and applying heat.
Market at Home Haven reports mixed fat stock prices for sheep lambs and cattle. Weaker demand for heavy weight sheep. lighter cattle and veal show varied quotations. prime stock held higher by quality. overall activity up to midday with brisk demand for hay and stock at several price points.
The Speaker fixed key dates for the Parkes by election including writ issue on January 1931 nominations on January 35 1981 polling on January and February. The enrolment cutoff is 6 pm on January 7 next with strict penalties for noncompliance under the Commonwealth Electoral Act.
A Sydney fisherman recovered a lady's bag with several articles including a wristwatch from a shark. The bizarre find occurred last week when the shark was captured after the unusual meal.
Comparative returns by the Registrar General for 1029 and 1986 show rising liens on growing crops and wool, with money advances increasing notably. Mortgages on sheep and related land activity grew, reflecting greater financial strain on landholders. The passage notes changes in lien amounts, advances, and mortality impacts on livestock, coupled with a strange final line about a cloth treatment.
Reports in state papers indicate rabbits are snettmling in themands. In the Ardate PP district the Relist Inspector noted the rise in the rodent population and the incentive is the value of their skins, driving the increase.
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