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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 06, 1930
Page
3
The Graziers Association resists creating a railway commissioner dictatorial power over transport concessions. Mr. F H Tott urges Mr Cleary to deny rail favours to graziers who use motor transport for part of their goods. He warns motor use would lead to higher costs for the pastoral industry and argues cooperation with railways benefits all parties.
At the Football Carnival spectators will hear music by the Boorowa Town and District Band. The band leaves the band room at 1.90 p.m. on Monday and marches to the Showground for a tip-top performance.
Local shop advertises Xmas cakes in multiple sizes made from top ingredients and stocks large quantities of cordials including Lemonade Ginger Ale Orange Kiss and more. Immediate delivery guaranteed for any quantity with bread deliveries to any part of the town.
The annual King’s Birthday event hosts a Great Ball to benefit Marengo Catholic Hiliary Funds. Dwyer and Butler arrange with the Gloomehnsers’ Orchestra from Young to provide music. Mrs J Parkmin and Aire W Rearing serve as secretaries, hinting at an extraordinary function.
Seed wheat should be treated with Copper carbonate for best results using West's Improved Gravity Pickler available from Walter Burns, price seven shillings ten pence. Sydney. The Oddfellows Ball tonight is expected to be well organized. The Cootamundra Daily Chronicle is curtailing issues to three afternoons weekly. Silk fabric colors are advertised for selection. Raven's Camel Building Works has closed after 70 years due to motor car competition. Sky Blue Ball will feature Melody Masters Orchestra at Guild Hall with supper by Mrs. T Farrell.
A large Galong farewell gathering at Memorial Hall honored Mr N E Long bank manager and his wife. Speakers praised Longs service to the town, especially the tennis club and hall, and wished them happiness in their move to Ryton. Presentations were made by local officials and the congregation before a dancing program and musical items.
Mr J H Burns secretary of the Galong Progress Association reports that Mr Brain chief electrical engineer has advised the Public Works Department has accepted Galong's guarantee and that electricity supply construction will start soon.
In a 12 hole handicap event Miss F Hilder Miss L Southwell and Mrs H H Burns tied with 65. A replay this week saw Miss F Hilder win with a net BY. Miss Hilder also took this week with 60.
Four Galang players waded waist deep to play the interrupted game as Young officials allowed a restart at 3 40. Galang used 12 men for 15 minutes while Young's pack overwhelmed Selvas in the scrama.
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