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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 12, 1936
Page
4
Specialising in Wool Shed Building and Erection of Shearing Machinery Headgear and Handpieces Readjusted and Old Machinery Re-Lined Up. All correspondence will receive prompt attention Shoeing Tryeing Vatating Trim ming Side Curtains New Hoods and Ducoing Cars converted to campers Sulky Rubber Tyres fitted from £3/10/0.
The Bishop of Goulburn argues against capital punishment and urges abolition, citing Hickey’s youth and the need to address unemployment and moral education. He calls for expert criminologists to help reduce crime and notes the church’s role in guiding a broader social solution.
The Country Women's Association held a well attended meeting at the C W A Rest Room on Tuesday with Mrs Stevenson Burreway presiding. Topics included raising £80 for wireless sets for the Australian Inland Medical Service and permissions for outside donations and a new supply room at the Soldiers Memorial Hall.
Harold Morgan known as Spring Valley Murriago had a miraculous escape when pinned under a stunned horse on Friday morning. He had ridden to deliver 100 fat sheep and, after a fall, lay trapped as the horse rolled on his leg, yet he continued home after bandaging wounds and seeking medical care.
Mrs. TL Brain of Gordon reported an armed intruder broke into the bedroom where she, her daughter, and a maid slept. The man, who claimed to have a revolver, demanded cash from a hidden drawer and warned of a second man outside after cutting telephone lines. He fled after taking nearly 440.
A reflective piece on the difficulty of apology and self‑improvement. The text lists traits like considering others, facing criticism, learning from mistakes, and maintaining standards as essential, ending with a note about a leader in radio named Fisk Radisla.
The report discusses fluctuating wool demand as Japanese purchases wane, with price declines and uncertain futures for European and German buyers. It notes potential relief from domestic population growth boosting local mills and warrants cautious government-Japan negotiations to sustain wool sales.
Thoma Maguire a long time Bribbaree mailman on the Bribbaree Morangorell run died shortly after retirement. He lived in the Bribbaree district since age five and was a familiar figure within fifty miles. Burial occurred at the Church of England section of Bimbi cemetery.
Riverina grazier James Lo Young was fined £15 and his license suspended until October after being charged with driving a motor vehicle while under the influence of Jiquer. J A Harvis urged the public hazard of drinking before operating a vehicle.
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