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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 20, 1934
Page
9
William Kelly issues a notice warning that any trespassers in Corringle paddocks will be prosecuted. The alert states access is forbidden without permission and declares enforcement of penalties.
A terse public notice from William Kelly executor of the KR. J. Kelly estate warns that violations in the NEWHAVEN PARK paddocks will be prosecuted without leniency. The statement asserts enforcement against unnamed individuals.
All persons found hunting, shooting, or trespassing on Strathmore without permission will be prosecuted without respect to G. G. Gorham.
Any person found removing wood hunting shooting or otherwise trespassing without auth or authority on Springfield will be prosecuted. Sqn. E. G. Spicer Springfield Doorowa.
Any person found loitering shooting or trespassing on Naerra Allen Estate without permission will be subject to enforcement actions including removal and potential legal proceedings by the estate owners. The notice warns that entry is restricted and violators may be prosecuted.
The text notes a global move toward leaded petrol for high compression engines to ensure smooth, complete combustion and maximize power. Major oil firms plan to offer fully ethylized spirits in Australia soon, with the Texas Company already marketing Power Chief leaded motor spirit. Leaded fuels are common in Britain and the United States, with about 60 percent of overseas motor fuel containing tetra ethyl lead. Australia’s ongoing changes will be watched by motorists in coming months.
A collection of home care and cooking hints covering tarnish removal for silver items with ammonia and water, brightening faded fabrics with vinegar, pastry handling with greaseless paper, meat prep by removing gristle, shredding techniques for parsley and raisins, vegetables rich in vitamins served with butter, preventing boilovers with fat, making kneeling pads from old rubber bottles, coating foods with eggs and breadcrumbs, cracking eggs in pies without yolk break, orange peel in suet puddings to reduce grease, and nickel cleaning with soap water and ammonia.
Assistant Secretary R. Henderson of the Bank Officers' Association urges revolver practice for bank staff in the Australian Banker. He cites recent banditry and says guns are useless unless wielded by capable hands, noting banks supply revolvers to officers for safety.
The ladies assisting Miss Eileen Thompson in the Queen Competition will host the afternoon tea at the golf tournament on July 28 and 29. Patrons can expect dainty refreshments. The event features performers including Jack Buchanan Elsie Randolph Margot Grahame Worm Pearce at the Empire Theatre.
In Freeman's Journal tribute, W A Holman’s death recalls NSW public life over 30 years. The piece links his legacy with figures like George Reid, Sir Henry Parkes, Dan O’Connor, Sir John Robertson, and Sir Edmund Barton, noting their triumphs and fades as politics moves on. It reflects on parliamentary wit, leadership, and the transient nature of public fame.
June 29 death reported for Yaro Agha who claimed to be 160. In a Romanian village the oldest woman Amfe Amet Mustafa, aged 120, suffered a stroke and died upon hearing the news. Amfe had long claimed Zara's friendship and once rejected a century old proposal. She had married a wealthy Turkish merchant who died years ago. Amfe later corresponded with Zara and wept when denied reciprocity.
An energetic sale notice touts Dale's Winter Sale with widespread markdowns on coats furs drapery and footwear. It highlights eighty five pairs of Marshall's shoes half price plus low prices on Hoya shoes coats and hose and urges readers to view Dale's display windows.
Under drizzling rain the Italian colony at Redelife faced mass desertions following three killings and a suicide last week. Mrs Dominica Guizsardi, about 37, killed Mrs Pinti and two children before killing herself. Lucia, a one year old, survived. Police mystery remains over the order of deaths.
Kaye Don the famous racing motorist was sentenced to four months' imprisonment for the manslaughter of his mechanic M. Or Taylor at Douglas Isle of Man. An appeal was lodged and Don was released on bail. A West End comedian visited a London institution to entertain patients then hurried to the theatre show.
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