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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 21, 1929
Page
1
Walter Burns is listed as auctioneer and stock station financial general commission agent and valuator. The brief notice highlights his professional services and roles in auctioneering and valuation.
Burrowa Stock and Property Lists forward on application with properties for sale across the state and favorable terms for buyers. Local and state stock available, handling any size lot, auction sales district wide, and orders for trucks and consignments to Sydney or other agents. Agents include Cooper's Dip, T. H. Hicks, Ltd, Australian Fertilizers Pty., Ltd.
A list of show dates across multiple towns including Peak Hill Tullamore Trundle Condubotin Bogen Gate Porkou Forbe Le Maundra Shirp Show Cargelloo Le yoine Auge Woae Wyalung Sept Berelian Ardlerlign Arial Park Cete ban Cyitn Gronfeld Young Cowta Canuwindra Murramburral Burrowa Quandialia Britharee Couta Sheep Shop and other dates in July August September October with scattered month names and locales.
A public meeting led by Alderman Hunter and speakers Mr Martin and Mr Lee explored adult education in psychology and democracy. They argued mechanization and economic change require educated citizens and proposed free classes for unemployed workers and a tutorial psychology program at Cu neck School of Arts with MLA Mr Lee to speak on personality.
J Byrne honors the Burrowa Football Club and Marist Brothers for hosting a weekend Sky Plu Ball event. He praises the dedicated committee, notes the positive memories, and wishes success for upcoming competitions. The report highlights mutual respect, sportsmanship, and gratitude from North Sydney.
A garbled OCR text fragment references unnamed individuals and places with no coherent event or source details. The readable parts mention claims of political motives, alleged actions, and deliveries, but contain numerous garbled names and nonstandard phrases, leaving the core event and attribution unclear.
J Needham operates as stock station and general commission agent dealing in chaff wheat oats poultry feed bark salt and related goods. He offers services for buying selling and brokerage with emphasis on farm supplies and grain handling.
Mr D Rows of Murree Park near Dunlington Pont claims sheep fed on rice flour or grain mix prosper. He says he has kept sheep on this feed for a week and they eat well, contrasting with corn and oats.
The Chief Secretary Mr Chaffey praised efforts to develop trout fisheries and urged enthusiasm for funds to buy trout eggs. A total of £215 was raised and organizers hoped to reach the distribution target of 4929 almost.
An Australian notice reports a community prize draw with multiple awards. Winners include Vivian 60, Queenland 0, Soute Suerrvime 2, and Ped ot vot with various prize values. The top prizes include a diamond worth 00 and a Marmot chy worth £ A00, with details tied to St Margarit's Ary Linton and 27 Mivquiak Place Sydney.
A mare belonging to Albert Rowbotham vanished for a fortnight from a 26 acre paddock in Tuowouita. After breaking fence and a headlong fall, she lay half way down a cliff with a foal by Leverrier, yet the mare survived despite little feed. Police investigated as the dam appeared stolen.
The article reports on attempts to induce rain using giant kites explosives and electrical methods. Sir Oliver Landesle notes potential rain from clouds may be possible but uncertain if electricity can reach the ground and a dry layer would absorb the charge.
The French astronomer Professor Lucien Rudaux argues Mars offers a homey feel, noting thinner air yet a familiar atmosphere, brighter stars with small moons, faster orbiting bodies, and a largely level, swampy terrain that could suit human habitation.
The Junee Municipal Council approves plans for a new picture theatre in Broadway costing £15,000 with seating over 100. The notice highlights first aid coughs and cold cures related to Wood's Peppermint Cure in the provided text.
Printed and published by Emily Maud Burns and Osman Warner Burns sole proprietors at their Linetype Printing Works Marsden Street Burrows in the State of New South Wales.
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