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Newspaper

Burrowa News

Location

Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 17, 1938

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War Veterans Home at Legacy Park Sydney Aims to Serve Ex-Soldiers

Local RSL Young Branch appeals with Legacy Club of Sydney to establish a War Veterans Home at Narrabeen. The plan envisions a council run facility with individual rooms, medical attention, and support to recuperate and regain independence for exhausted ex-service men.

R.S.L League Legacy Clube of Sydney Narrabeen

Electric power network links NSW farms and homes

State plans a vast NSW power grid linking Burrinjuck Port Kembla Lithgow with high voltage lines, cutting bulk charges. New stations at Burrinjuck and Wyangala add capacity 7 500 and 10 000 kilowatts, while regional mines supply lines to Goulburn Forbes Parkes Canowindra and Orange.

Burrinduck Port Kembla Lithgow Bur Burrinjuck Port Kembia Borrinfuck Far Ok Warvst Wyangala Dam Gowlbern Forbes Parkes Molong Cumnock Yeoval Euchas Stuart Town Apsley

Blackouts in Western Towns Prompt Assembly Action

Businessmen in Orange Bathurst and other centres plan to bring the power supply issue to the Legislative Assembly at the next session. Orange and Cathurst experienced multiple outages from March to May with 45 minutes to over an hour total loss, sparking protests over industrial disruption and financial losses.

Orange Bathuret Legislative Assembly Saya Western Times Hartley Bathurst Orange Dubbo Cathurst

Successful Men Value Their Eyes

PRACTICALLY ALL MEN prominent In public Ife today wear glasses at least while reading They KNOW the value of perfect physical at Geen Dates of next visit Boorowa Royal Standard Hotel Saturday 25th June Young Albion Hotel Thursday 23rd June 9 pm to 5 pm Harden Carrington Hotel Friday 24th June

Ife Boorowa Royal Standard M, Young Albion Harden Carrington

Lone Missionary Halts Tribe War in Sudan Frontier

Mr Hicks, a missionary, halted a tribal fight between Tirwa and Atorms near Kauda in the Anglo Egyptian Sudan. He described native customs including child killing and witchcraft, and said a locust plague led to a mass burial of a witch doctor. The group then dispersed as soldiers arrived.

Mr. Wicks Kanda Sudan Malaya Sydney

Suburban Neurosis Linked To Monotony Of House Life

A Macquarie Street specialist says boredom can lead to suburban neurosis among childless housewives stuck in routine. He cites an inquest case in London of a 44 year old woman who died by gas, and notes Sydney wives have more outlets, while country women often seek active farm work to occupy attention.

Macquarie Street London Sydney

Bur rows News Offers Rubber Stamp Orders

Readers are advised to place orders for rubber stamps with the Bur rows News Office. The notice mentions design books and selection from available options.

Burrows News Office Burrows News

War Veterans Home Legacy Park Plan At Narrabeen

The Governor Lord Wakehurst laid the foundation stone for a War Veterans Home at Legacy Park Narrabeen on 29 April. The initial unit will house 40 men costing about £15,000 with a plan to expand to 100 and aims to raise up to £50,000 for extensions. The site offers proximity to Narrabeen Lake and surf nearby, with a view to creating a community of interest for veterans and their friends. A register is kept for admission prioritizing those most in need and non pensioners are considered. Funding comes from private donations and league fundraising through sub-branches.

Viacres Lidcombe State Hospital Legacy Park Omen Comet Gale

Ten Years of Granted Invasions and Application Increases

Figures presented in the House show applications rising across states from 1928 to 1937. Victoria, Queensland, South Australia, Western Australia, and Tasmania recorded sharp gains, with totals reaching thousands in several jurisdictions. Data cited by Treasurer Mr Casey indicate widespread growth in the number of applications over the decade.

Drakeford Labor Victoria House of Representatives Casey South Australia Ives Western Tasmania

Grasshoppers No Plague Fear Next Season

Chief Entomologist W B Gurney warns against a second widespread grasshopper plague though this season yielded a wheat harvest of fifty five million bushels, a record in eleven years. He notes savings of ten to fifteen million bushels in one district from poison bran bait and discusses cost reductions and failed overseas parasitic insects.

W. B. Gurney Department of Agriculture Cgurney Gurney

Pension grant rates by region in 1928

The average pension approval rate was about 79 percent with a high near 80 percent. Western Australia had the lowest grant rate last year at roughly 55 percent of applicants receiving pensions.

Western Australia

Printing notice from Burns proprietors in New South Wales

Printed and published by Emily Maud Burns and O3man Warner Burns at their Linotype Printing Works Padman Street Butowa New South Wales. The notice records proprietors and location in a historical period publication context.

Emily Maud Burns O3man Warner Burns Linotype Padman Street Butowa State of New South Walca

Preserve Your Eyes on June Visit to Royal Standard Hotel

Shorter days and lower light hinder eye health. Accurate glasses relieve strain. Consult J. B and R. Bur gees Flo. Mag Optometrists at 17 Castlereagh Street Sydney on their next visit to the Royal Standard Hotel in Dowtown Saturday June 25th.

J. B R. Burgees FLO. Mag. Optometrists Castlereagh Street Sydney Royal Standard Hotel Dowtown

Notice to Trespassers on Corrings and Sunnyside Lands

Trespassers caught entering or leaving gates or taking shortcuts on Corrings Lugurne Sunbury Graham and Sunnyside lands will be prosecuted without respect to persons.

Corrings, Lugerne Sunbury Graham Sunnyside

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L Concrale Cattle A. Torge Wade Flemington Hee Son & & Badgery Reid Huning Graham, Rye Pas Perry SSW Legacy Club Langue Aid Thee Legacy Club Spooner New South Wales Wyangala J. B. & R. Burgess Culwulla Chambers Castlereagh GT Blydney Stratford Liye Annie Qydeshs New Zealand Fooheys DUA LAGER Ann Sheridan Warner Bros MR. Gurney Wood Yard New Street Ray Gapewell Pudman Street Cronin S. D. Robbin Public Accountant and Marsden Street
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