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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 07, 1933
Page
7
Agencies to extend savings service through post offices across Australasia. Bank aims to boost reach by leveraging postal networks, enabling customers to access banking operations where post offices already serve communities.
The Returned Soldiers League held its first meeting at the Memorial Hall on Wednesday July 6 with Mp Reg Sutton in attendance, Vic-presidents Barton Williams Chiietoo and Dunn, and many officers listed. Minutes read and adopted, correspondence noted, boots valued at £8 9s 0d supplied, half-year treasurer’s statement adopted, Finance Committee report on building funds discussed, drive for funds proposed, series of events suggested including a treasure tournaments and a picture show to raise money.
Sergt A We Phornton testified against drover P Bonner before Me F SL Scene for failing to show a permit to gather 1000 sheep on White Flag reserve. Albert Doust, stock inspector, stated the defendant admitted lingering two days on White Treg and Grogan reserves. He was fined £1 and costs after failing to produce a permit.
In Sydney at the Opted Country Movement Conference the Transport Minister and Deputy Premier announced the unanimous election of a new chairman for the Central Council of We Unite i Country Pay replacing Senator Mardy. The death of Senator Hixdy prompted his stepping in to help organize the Wagirs Syma.
The regular meeting of the CWA detailed upcoming events including a demonstration and next meeting date, plus catering duties for the Galt Tournament. Reports noted improvements at Woodside timber works, bids for new premises, and acknowledgments for contributions, with election results and arrangements for refreshments.
A giant monoplane named Paithim Austral carries an AWA wireless transmitter capable of 600 and 900 metre transmissions and 94 metre signals. It aims for ranges up to 300 miles in normal conditions and potentially 10,000 miles in darkness. The craft includes ground equipment, a wind-driven generator, batteries, and a portable mast for emergency signaling.
Sunday's associates golf meet at Binalong produced a tight finish with T. J. Ryan edging J. Elphick in a three hole playoff for the club trophy. Agnes Marian led the field with a strong round, while KH Reynold and others posted notable scores under tough weather. A mixed foursome is planned next for the secretary's trophy and Sunday sees visiting Brownine players for a pennant match. rain improved grass growth after poor conditions.
Local and general news items include the Bank of New South Wales transfer of Mr J M Howard to Binnions branch, a lottery ticket held by Mr Z Hunter of Marble View, and a Father and Son syndicate win. Mentions artist Monte Lotte visiting Boorowa, license fee trends, water supply work, and various local notices in a period-voice column.
A garbled collection of proverbs and fables about wisdom and folly. It blends misspelled lines, mixed images, and misheard maxims to reflect cautionary tales on pride duty and perseverance with scattered references to birds dogs and the peacock. The passage reads as a fragmented anthology of traditional sayings.
A grim retelling recalls a long rivalry ending in a fatal quarrel. A mobbed dispute led to a blade amassing on one mourning day, with a starved chase and a hidden killer. Police and a sorrowful sergeant reflect on the tragedy as investigators close in after a week.
Practical kitchen note suggests rubbing pork with olive oil before roasting to help moisture and crust. Vague closing line offers decorative wording without additional facts.
Local notes compile a string of place names and figures from Galong to Tangmangeraa including Burrowa News and entries on Booglets Bookham Bye Park and Breakfast Creek. The collection presents a mosaic of regional references with no single running event.
A local printer touts a splendid stock of type and ad materials with competitive prices. The firm promises neat work in print-chuss style, delivering dispatch and quality comparable to the City.
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