Wages Tax Duties for Employers Outlined in 1944 Notice
Government notice requires every employer to collect Wages Tax from employees earning £2 or more per week starting 1 December 1944. Employers must keep wage records and an Employer's Schedule, remit tax for ten or more payers to the Commissioner of Taxation, or affix Wages Tax Stamps for fewer than ten. Applications for schedules, remittance forms, and stamps are free at specified NSW and Queensland post offices.
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Savings Bank
Astlereagh Street
Sydney
Whystmalley
New South Wales
Wallangarra
Texas
Queensland
Commissioner of Taxation
Hospital Duty Resumed by A T N L A D Official
A T N L A D has resumed duties at the above hospital. The notice lists the phone line for contact as 40 and confirms ongoing medical service operations by the agency.
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A.t.n.la.d
Three Stars Lose Narrowly On Narrobin Recreation Ground
The Narrobin and Boorowa hockey match ended 3 1 with the Boorowa side playing ten men due to a missing player. Ted Cahill scored for the Three Stars as the game remained tightly contested throughout under referee Jack Platt.
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Wem
Narrown
Boorows
Ted Cahill
Boorowa
S. Hart
W. Payne
RL Bryce
A. Dorsett
L. Martin
FL Guy
RL Clarke
T. Cahill
O. Dorsett
K. Martin
Jack Platt
Prize Schedule Sets Cash Prize for Upcoming Show
The Young Show advertises that prize schedules are available by visiting the Secretary. A total of £800 in cash is offered with a comprehensive list of sections to be presented.
Turkeys Shod and Spirits in a Murmurings Mend
Report mentions H Warneminde of Mudgee who bought 150 turkeys at Dennison Town and hopes to move them safely to Mudgee after tar and sand prep. Also covers Sayers spirit message about Grenfell store keeper burial, police skepticism, and notes a local social at Reid’s Flat Murrumburrah with orchestra, supper, and dancing details.
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H. Warneminde
Mudgee
Dennison Town
Mudgeee
Sayers’ Caae
Ford
Grenfell
Lavers
Sergeant Thornton to retire from police force
Sergeant A W Thornton of the Yass Police Force goes on 14 days leave on August 8 and then extended leave to May 12, 1908, after which he retires from the Nv S W Police Force. Mrs Thornton and he plan a Manly holiday and then settle at the seaside resort after retirement.
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Yass
A W Thornton
Nv S.W
Sergi
Mra. Thornton
Manly
Golf Associates Play Results for Bushby Trophy at 18 Holes
First day results show Mrs McCabe 106 46 70 and Mrs Patroni 73, Miss Flannery 110 36 74 with others including Miss Kensit 116 36 79 and Mrs Kerr 116 36 80. Maher Cup at Young match sees Cowra 14 Young 6 as Ray Muller returns from Boorowa posting porter duties. Rev S North to conduct St Johns Church services on July 1st.
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J. Flannery
Hancock
Ogden
Mira Eo Werkes
Mise Webb
Klemm
N. Kensit
Classified Parcel Pickup Times by Local Stores
Phillips & Co Burrowa holds Saturday hours 2 PM to 6 PM at Mareden Street office opposite Burrowa News. Binalong hosts 1st and 3rd Saturdays 2 PM to 5 PM at Hotel Binalong. Rye Park offers second Saturday 11 AM to 1 PM at Mr W N Johnston's residence.
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Burrowa
Mareden Street
Burrowa News
Binalong
Rye Park
W. N. Johnston
Trust Moneys To Lend The Burrowa
A short notice lists phone numbers and office and residence locations in the July 1937 issue. The notice mentions Friday as the day for action. It references the Burrowa area and outlines financial arrangements involving trust moneys.
Town Talk and Sale Items Mixed With Court Note
Boorowa inmate Mr Bentley Prosser at Moira Private Hospital Cowra mentioned amid town talk. Bushby’s Winter Clearance features girls bloomers and wool bloomers with low sale prices. Mackay court case involves Thomas Richard and Reginald Mason over a roof project with rain threat. Amalgamated Society of Carpenters notes award aim to boost trade employment. Oddment table and sale items highlighted. Phylio Julian wedding bouquet reference at Loreto Convent Kirribilli. Sale includes Crepe Satins and English Baronet Satins at discounted prices.
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Thomas Richard
Reginald Mason
G. Ainsworth
Mackay
W. F. Lee
Amalgamated Society of Carpenters
Phylio Julian
Leslie Donelan
Mother Philomena
Loreto Convent
Kirribilli
Wild Horses of the Brumby Breaking in Western Queensland
Goondabina water-hole in Western Queensland is called the Home of the Brumby where stockmen gather at dawn to coax drinking horses. A veteran buck leads the mob and guards against traps as rifle fire once paid £1 per brumby tail and 2 shillings 6 pence per head for all brumbies slaughtered.
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Goondabina
Queensland
Buck
Man
Nokatunga
Brumby Breaking and Ranch Life in Boorowa District
The article describes brumby driving methods, breaking techniques, and the dangers to horses and riders, noting calico fencing, lunging, and riding practices. It also mentions local news items, sales, and community notices from Boorowa and surrounding areas.
Obituary J J Sheehan Temora district pioneer dies aged 92
Jeremiah Joseph Sheehan aged 92, the oldest Temora district resident, was born at Jugiong, farmed then moved to Galong, Temora in 1914 where he ran a hotel before retiring. He leaves two sons Thomas Joseph and Francis and four daughters Margareta Adeline Dwyer and Coffey. He valued cricket and football.
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Jeremiah Joseph Sheehan
Temora
Jugiong
Galong
M Hotel
Thomas Joseph
Meadowbank
Francies
Canterbury
Margareta
Adeline
Dwyer
Woolnhra
Coffey
Cooma
Brumby Running and the Wild Beauty of Australian Brumbies
An account of the mongrel Australian plains horse the brumby. It details degeneration from inbreeding, the temperamental challenges of wild stock, and the dangerous sport of brumby running. Coachers drive tame station horses to corral the mob, riders pursue across rough ground for up to 20 miles, and tailing a brumby is described as a precision technique.
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Baroolah
Frank Cork
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