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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 17, 1932
Page
3
Comprehensive schedule lists all sheep classes for a show on July 27 and 28 1932. Entries close July 1 at Mission J Mhmures Vale with trials and rede events noted in the entry form. Local organizers urge early entries and provide trial timing details for judging and exhibition.
The Boorowa area St John Ambulance branch held a meeting at the Institute. Members discussed activities and planned future events. A list of attendees included names and roles, with the secretary and chair leading the session. A reference to Dimmock's Pharmacy is noted in the report.
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous names such as Wales Downey Moran and Corcoran with multiple pairs and groupings. It appears to record results or participants from a local sporting or social event with numerous initials and partial surnames, but key details are unreadable.
Vague OCR text shows an election result at Yass electorate with MR Ardill declared elected amid garbled phrases. Mentions of polling, candidates, and place names appear scattered, but the legible core is Ardill's win in the local electorate.
A fragmented report notes a victory celebration and mentions support, voting, and financial figures related to a local event. It references a flyer and an election with a monetary figure and party involvement, though many names and specifics are unclear.
A E Page solicitor notice appears with nonstandard OCR text referencing Niddrie and a date likely around the thirtieth. The readable fragment indicates legal or advisory content typical of a public notice.
Fragmented OCR style update outlines a murder case and a series of arrests, with references to a Tampa area incident, a home invasion, and a claim of guilty verdicts. It mentions state elections and a gavel, with scattered names and places unreadable, presenting a chaotic news byte rather than a coherent narrative.
An obituary notes the death of the infant son of Sty and Mys Wo Rolanson on Murc Het Street. The child, about five months old, died after a short illness. The funeral and burial details reference the family’s arrangements and the local undertaker.
The estate of the late Ho Cusack will be sold by Pulite Auction. The property at Browne Street Galong named Coteus offers commodious living spaces, several outbuildings, fittings, and a long list of furniture and household items. Auctioneers Galong.
Burrowa Police Court reported a week of proceedings involving several defendants. The docket included assault allegations and notable local names appearing in hearings and adjournments.
Fragmentary note describes a vine based hair stimulant from Bamirule attributed to Intignt of the Seth Mave bia syennlet pines ripen 25. Minor names appear garbled. no clear event or outcome.
The council reported a number of residents registered as unemployed in the Shire. Officials cited ongoing shortages and limited hopeful prospects for work as of June and urged patience while relief programs proceed.
An abbreviated Sunday recap notes participants from the South West competition. Names and places are partially legible with several teams and outcomes highlighted, including matchups and rounds referenced.
At the Borrowa Licensing Court yesterday Licensing Magistrate Mr M El Soane approved renewals for several hotels and inns including Reid's Flat Hotel Rye Pars Hotel Galong Hotel Binalong Royal Hotel Hoorowa Central Motel Bowrowa Court House Hotel Bowron and the Besa Standard Poel Boorowa The event also mentions a forthcoming town concert with Mr W Moris and his company and notes a Presbyterian meeting in Cowra with eight elders present The report records community entertainment and local licensing actions in Boorowa district.
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