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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 01, 1932
Page
4
Dealers offer McCormick Deering binders mowers hay rakes self feeding power hay presses engines and popular Farmall tractors. Agents for Dodge cars trucks tyres tubes oils and petrol with repairs under expert supervision.
Notice warns all persons found hunting shooting or trespassing on Strathmere without permission will be prosecuted under applicable laws and ordinances. The notice serves to protect the property and its occupants from unauthorized entry and use.
Heat water to dissolve borax and simmer to make a cleaning solution. Do not store pots with food residue in them to prevent lingering odors or taste.
The piece outlines classroom news from The School Journal with student reports on sports results, exams, garden projects, and class awards. It mentions hockey wins, football plans with the Convent, and upcoming basketball, plus writing and arithmetic results across several classes. It also refers to Bird Day activities and mythic Triton notes.
A widow and two daughters in a derelict cottage discover a chest of jewels, sharing later with family amid a tale of a hidden treasure. The story is followed by a Monthly Bird League meeting chaired by Geoff Shelley with new members and plans for July lectures by pupils Don Bushby Bill Riles Millie Cullen and Kevin Gorham.
The report lists outstanding students in the fourth and fifth classes, highlighting Clive Reynolds first, Ray Morgan promoted from fourth to third, John Little noted as a tall fourth class boy, with congratulations to Ray and John. Alma and Allie McCann lead the fourth class with Greg Callen close behind. The yearly examinations show Ce rith Class and Reading results with Upton and Dorsett earning top marks.
Letter from Boorowa Public School headmaster Vivian Morgan urges combining Public and Convent teams to raise football standards. Proposes cross town matches with Morden Murrumburrah Young Cowra and others and invites community volunteers as selectors. Also includes a pasted anecdote about island life and a ship captain.
A student recounts a near disaster at sea as the ship hits a rock and sinks from view. The crew jumps overboard and struggles in the water before reaching shore as a passing boat rescues them.
William Hurley recalls a day trip with mechanic Jack Brown riding a motorbike from Young to Bimbi. They climb Weddin Mountain saw a deep terrace and a gem like object, shoot wallabies, share a lunch at a saw mill, and return by road full of memories of farms wheat paddocks and distant towns.
The Messy Cup second round draw was held Sunday night with four new challengers joining Cooma Greens Cooma All Blacks Bungendore and Dalton. Matches include Crookwell July 4 Bonyendore July 10 Goulborn July 27 Cooma All Blacks July 24 Dalton August 14 and Burrowg August 7.
Dismissed as a remedy sold at Dimmock's Pharmacy with price tags of 1 shilling and 6p and 2 shillings for the almond cream.
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