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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 13, 1933
Page
6
Mr Whidden, Director of State Lotteries, reported profits to date at one million and fifty thousand pounds, praising the scheme's support for hospitals. Bushbys advertises low cost wool swimming costumes. Dudley moves from West Wyalong bank to Cowra manager, succeeding Taylor.
Canterbury meeting produced Calibar s convincing win in a three race haul for jockey James. Gippsland and Khartoum also attracted attention as Sydney racing eyes shift to hurdling with more unregistered runners and expectations for the Australian Cup season.
Miss Roma Shaw of Galong, a former Sydney Teachers College student, earned 2B and plans private teaching for the Department. George Selle, son of a Galong Bank of NSW employee, won prizes at St Leonard’s Grammar School, North Sydney, and visits Inverell. Local Galong residents and visitors are listed, including Burns, Willis, Small families, Coffey and Lorna, Killicks, and McShanes, with George Bush and two nurses, Horton and Woodhead, spending holidays in Galong and nearby towns.
Foley Bros. merchant Mr J. Foley from Sydney joins his aunt Mrs. Jack Flannery’s family at Cucum South for Christmas Day. The trip passes Bathurst Cowra and Bogolong with a cool Christmas and a touch of the Old Land, before his return to Sydney via Goulburn.
Mia Oscar Smith of Harden described an incident where a 2 year old boy was struck by a pea rifle bullet while being lifted from a car. The bullet was removed at Young Hospital and the child recovered. Also noted: Mr. Coolidge found dead in Northampton Massachusetts due to heart disease. Includes multiple shop offers and a Parkes sheep drover sales report.
The Sun reports a dispute over records tied to daily wheat bag counts with one claim noting 518 bags checked for Qotha but lacking hours worked. Gus Hunter of Grenfell can process 300 three-bushel bags in eight hours.
Town Clerk C W Kenny presents the Barrow municipal report for period ending 7 January 1932. It covers health notes on livers and bile, rating limits under the Local Government Act, and proposed rates including general 3d in the pound on UCV, loan 1d, and lighting 4d with total assessments within statutory limits.
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