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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 31, 1936
Page
6
A Commonwealth Savings Bank Passbook disposes of money worries for travelers. Money can be transferred to any point and withdrawn or deposited at any of the bank's 4000 branches and agencies without cost.
Mr A G Huie gave an open air address at Boorowa with the mayor as chair. He stated the Henry George League aims to abolish taxes and take land rent as public revenue. He argued land is the source of wealth and employment, with labor applying to land creating wealth.
Mr Huie advocates taxing land value and ground rents to push owners to fully use land from Murray to Queensland border. He cites overtaxation, rail capital gains, and sugar monopolies, urging compensation by removing existing taxes. The meeting ends with thanks to speaker and mayor. Buy radios from Lawrence and Hodgson.
Miss Dora Stuart twenty four employed at Powderleys cafe fell from a pillion on a motor cycle ridden by Ron Cunich of Young while proceeding to Temora. She sustained severe facial abrasions and slight concussion, received eight stitches, and was admitted to Sacred Heart Hospital. She has memory loss of the incident and was to visit friends in Temora. her injuries are not life threatening and she is expected to remain in hospital about a fortnight.
A garbled section mimics a driving lesson with bizarre phrases and crude slang. The text parodies instruction dialogue, mentioning hands feet and odd device names, ending with a dubious cue about a newspaper title.
The 1936 Ford V-8 on display at A. J. Adama's dealership features all round safety glass in a steel closed body and advanced mechanical brakes. It highlights enhanced aerodynamics, improved steering, new interiors, and a refined ventilation system with a comfortable, roomy cabin.
A reward of £20 will be paid to anyone supplying information that leads to conviction for sheep stolen from Hazeldene paddocks at Rye Park. Informants should contact R A Armour at Hazeldene Rye Park.
James Heafey of Freshfields Boorown issues a notice dated 17 May 1935 warning all persons found trespassing shooting or hunting without permission on his property will be prosecuted.
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