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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 03, 1932
Page
5
Notice from William Kelly warning all persons not to trespass in Corringle paddocks Rugby. Unauthorized entry will be prosecuted without regard to persons.
William Kelly executor of the late RB J Kelly issues notice in Newhaven Park paddocks that any Miyrer Mission will be prosecuted without regard to individuals. The filing asserts authority of the estate and seeks enforcement actions.
Lawrence and Hodgson advertise full car repair services in Boorowa. They offer cylinder reboring using the Stormizing method, with a wide range of spares and accessories in stock for KNIGHT CARS and TRUCKS and LISTER SHEARING MACHINERY.
Local dealer Downey and Cooke advertises a selection of tractors and farming gear including top models like the Piga special and Sabatia saree Day Frees Bean, highlighting new arrivals for farm work and garden setups.
The article details draw times and participant names for the Gungewalla Cup golf event. It lists pairings, start times, and penalties including stroke rules, order of play from furthest to nearest, and bunker conduct.
Music in the home means added happiness and social pleasure. Buy one of Paling’s thoroughly renovated pianos. Write for particulars and easy terms to 338 George Street Sydney, or see local agent.
A Galong golf meeting at McNamara and Co. discussed appointing J L M Ray as treasurer, with E A Friend R T Killick and H W Burns in charge of trophies. Killick announced insurance against ruin for Monday June 6. The group considered rule changes and noted strong local and visiting participation, with upcoming matches and events planned for the weekend.
A reader condemns the Mortgages Taxation Bill as misrepresented by Mr Concannon and Mr Tully. The letter cites the bill’s text and argues the measure taxes the mortgage, not the capital, and accuses supporters of falsehoods and political maneuvering.
Whitgevla Shire Council hears that the Workmen's Compensation Act does not apply to new proposed coverages for properties aiding bush fire fighting on neighbours’ holdings. Mr Bluett notes policy terms depend on the policy owner and that death benefits may vary. A local man died while working at a fire. AMP Surety consulted for coverage details.
At Saturday meeting of the Pastures Protection Boards discussions covered public water pricing, administration changes, and the need for unified control. A vote of thanks to Dr. Tower for his efforts and for representing the board at the annual conference was carried.
Galong defeated Rinalong 12 to 7 in a hard fought football match. Newcomers Jack Strachan and Roy Flanery boosted Galong with a first minute try and key second half move leading to the win. Binalong to host return match next Sunday. Local notes mention Mr P J Shattery’s hospital return and helpers in sandwich prep and mudard afternoon refreshments.
A fashion note highlights Ariuneb unveiling a stylish pump with a distinctive sole. The item is promoted as a special release with a price reference of 12/11.
The men's singles final at the Catholic Federation Tennis Club concluded with H Rochfort defeating M A Moran to claim the cup for the second time. Reported details show semi final results and the final score progression as Rochfort dominated the match. A note follows about Gippsland resident Mr Walter McFarlane missing after visiting Sydney and Melbourne for Easter plans, with a request for information.
Mn and Lockett, a Brewarrins owner, sent a 17 year old dog to sister at Junee for welfare. The dog trotted 70 miles back home after four days, a trip by train from Wagga to the south west. A cat was moved from Claris Park Station near Junee to Gobarrolong, over 60 miles away, and returned emaciated a month later.
The Rye Park committee ran a well attended benefit event with a sale of gifts, a concert led by Miss Drummond and a juvenile program, and a closing auction that raised about five pounds. Local volunteers supported the function, with plans for future gatherings and mentions of football trials and fishing exploits by community members.
The new prize roll for the elections closed on the sixth and the items have been received by the Returning Officers. The roll is now on exhibition at the Test office for public viewing.
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