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Newspaper

Burrowa News

Location

Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 05, 1936

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Spooner Defends Government Sewerage Policy Amid Local Demands

Minister for Works and Local Government E. S. Spooner told a deputation of ten councils that sewerage schemes will not offer better terms than those currently available. He defended labor conditions, local funding shares, and the use of safer materials, while promising to consider requests for cheaper water from the South Western Tablelands Scheme and higher per day water allowances.

E. 5. Spooner Harden Spooner Ald F. Kelly South West Tablelands Eaid Volea Mr. Spooner Council Health Department N.S.W Snys Sydney South Western Tablelands Ross Reid Cornella Harden- Murrumburrah Yass Cootamundra West Wyalong Adelong Burrows Cowra Ald. Kelly Young Ald. Western M.’s L.A Iewo Adil Expres

Sewerage Conference Seeks Fair Shares From Government

Delegates from ten Municipal and Shire Councils met at Harden to discuss proposed sewerage schemes and how costs would be split with the Government. Labour conditions for the work were sharply criticised as councils urged the Government to cover labor expenses and cost of materials. The meeting, led by Alderman F. Kelly, reviewed funding basing on one-third council and two-thirds Government, with debate over local labor reliance and tax implications.

Harden Mechanics E. &. Spooner Harden Ald F. Kelly Cootamundra Public Works Department Watson ¢Hurrawa Tlegun Spark (Young Burrajuck Giller Cora Mundra Tina Ard Poignand Junee O'Sullivan Mr. Goodall Ald. Ward Gibson Conkey W. J. Witt Temora Meagher Nixon Davey I. S. Williams Grenfell J. W. Thompson Hutchinson Ald. Hutchinson Ward L. G Ald. Western Young Ald. Kelly A. H. Williams

Local Hotels Schedule Open House Dates

Cosy and Comfortable listings for Boorowa Albion and Murrumburrah show open house events. Boorowa Roeyss Standard Hotel on Saturday July 7 from Sam to 5 pm. Albion Hotel on Thursday July 9 from 9 am to 3 pm. Criterion Hotel in Murrumburrrah Friday July 10.

Boorowa Roeyss Standard Hotel Young Albion Murrumburrah Criterion Hotel

Delegates Map Sewer Plans Across Harden District

Mayors and aldermen from Harden, Cootamundra, Gundagai and surrounding towns gathered to discuss sewerage schemes. Key issues included water charge relief, government aid, labor policies, loan terms, and pipe materials, with a dinner hosted at Grand Hotel Harden and remarks by Minister Spooner.

Grand Hotel Harden Spooner W. Rows MLLA Cootamundra A. 1D. Rei M.ll Young Demondrille Shire J. Planery

Conference on volunteer fire protection in Sydney

The Pasture Protection Hoards held their annual Sydney conference focusing on volunteer fire fighters insurance with the Fire Underwriters Association. The Young Board proposed reforms. discussions covered how volunteers are shielded, with many departments resisting new coverage and three dozen boards declining to join a proposed scheme.

Sydney Young Board

Fatal War Relic Blast Claims Lives in Coogee Home

A wartime bomb exploded while Erwin Hollingsworth and his daughter Willa were showing a collection of relics to friends. Hollingsworth died from facial injuries and loss of a hand. Willa and a bystander suffered injuries. State Secretary Holfeld urged soldiers to enlist experts to neutralize live souvenirs before display.

Inet Erwin Hollingsworth Coogee Willa Ernest Dickson Hollingsworth Australia Holfeld The Returned? Soldiers’ League

Country Producers Selling Co Ltd Annual Meeting Report

The directors announce an ordinary dividend at 7 percent and a special bonus at 1 percent for shareholders. They note a cumulative receive fund of £55 060 and total dividends plus bonuses of £80 000 since 1924, with a 10 000 pound annual average distribution for the period. Wool receipts exceeded last year by 1 210 bales despite adverse conditions in the North Western district and Sydney market shortages.

Miles Stele Thie Peeomaes Dzttion Sydney

Dinner honors mayor for conference work at Albury

The mayor Abi. Kelly presided as the resolution from the conference was sent to Mr. Spooner who replied and departed by the Albury mail for Sydney. Speakers praised the mayor for his conduct of the proceedings and expressions of thanks were offered.

Abi. Kelly Spooner Albury Mail Sydney

Burrowa Printing Works Proprietors Notice

Printed and published by Emily Maud Burns and Osman Warner Burns at their Linotype Printing Works Marsden Street Burrowa New South Wales.

Emily Maud Burns Osman Warner Burns Linotype Marsden Street Burrowa State of New South Wales

Notice to Hunters on Kenya Pad Docks

Any person found shooting ducks pigeons quail or otherwise passing on any of the Kenya Pad docks will be prosecuted.

Kenya

Trespass Warning on Beverley Gaffney and Ainsbury Paddocks

Walter Merriman warns all persons found trespassing hunting or shooting or removing timber on Beverley Gaffney and Ainsbury paddocks will be prosecuted.

Beverley, Gaffney and Ainsbury Walter Merriman

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