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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 17, 1932
Page
1
A notice states a monetary reward will be paid for information leading to the arrest of any person causing trespass or vandalism by tearing open, cutting, or damaging wires and fences. The alert seeks tips about who is breaking into property and harming boundaries.
NY resident warned that trespass and trapping rabbits require permission from the estate of BTAVENSON Executor. Unauthorized entry or trapping will be penalized under local law in Sadolk Vale.
The Burrow District Hospital board held its ordinary monthly meeting on a Wednesday in June with Directors including Marlow Sutton and Boulding present. Minutes approved, finances discussed, wood donations and hospital staff matters reviewed, and a street collection planned for June 11 to raise funds.
Burrows Municipal Council heard the fortnightly report by Wealth Inspector L G O Hara. It covers meter readings for May and April, dairy premises inspections, May impoundings, rubbish depot issues, weed control, and appeals settlements affecting the valuation court schedule.
A chaotic report notes a mass kangaroo intrusion in Western Victoria near Koroit, estimated around 5000 acres, starving sheep, breaking fences, and causing fear among locals. The Secretary Mr Macfarlane seeks prohibition enforcement while public figures debate solutions amid confusion and a satirical editorial tone.
Investigations at Bathurst led by Mr Be Drwyety and Hietant examine lucerne seed setting under varied conditions. The trial tests environmental effects, sown timing, and irrigation on lucerne yield and maturity with aims to identify best conditions for reliable seed yield.
The fragment discusses unemployment relief and grant provisions with references to a Commonwealth commission and regulatory constraints. It mentions funding, eligibility, and the need for federal and state cooperation, but the readable content is garbled and not sufficient for concrete facts or outcomes.
Ad reads Crookes toric glasses claim relief from nerve strain and headaches for sensitive eyes. The ad lists contact details and a mysterious address line likely for a shop in Chambery area and a Burgess F.1.0 reference.
The note lists upcoming appearances at hotels with dates and venues including Royal Standard Hotel on Saturday July 2 Sam to 8 pm, Carrington Hotel on Friday July, Harden, Albion Hotel on Thursday June, Young.
The wedding of EdNhy younmest uauwhivr of My. Reuben Picker of Higyaworl Stuniny eldest son of Mery Welatee Minds was held at 11 30 am Saturday in the Church of bh Phureh Myer. Rev Morton officiated. Guests included Vera Webster and Mros Mewes. The couple left for a honeymoon in the Rathuret district.
The schedule lists sheep shows in Cootamundra July 20 21 and Young July 27 28. General shows occur at Grenfell August 23 24 and other towns from August into October including Cowra Bribbaree Sec ton Grenfell August 23 24 and Boorowa September 8 6 Cowraan September 18 14 Cenewindra September 20 21 Quandialla September 26 Heibbaree October 6 Winbo Wyalong Lake Cangelligo August 24 28 Gagarie August West Wyalong September 7 Sarmedman September 1 Temora September 20 21 2 Barellan September 28 Hillston September 28 29 Ariah Park October 12 Grimth October 18 19 Cootamundis October 25 26.
The Clover Bote settlement Advisory Board visited the Soldier Settlements at Young. Members included Mears Brown chairman Crow and W M Webster. They will report to the Minister with recommendations to activate vacant blocks and advance settlement efforts. Mr Fleming District Officer and Mr McDonald of Kingeval accompanied the board.
The Corweil council debated stray milking cows with Alderman Dimmock and AM Boucher proposing a limit of one cow per household to curb roaming herds. The impounding officer complained about multiple cows grazing in Campbell Street and the idea of restricting grazing hours was discussed. The motion to limit cows passed.
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