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Burrowa News

Location

Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 25, 1937

Page

6

Retirement marked for Monseigneur Hennessy after six decades in Young

Beloved priest Monsignor Hennessy P P V F celebrated 66 years since ordination and 48 years serving Young with St Marys Church. He announced retirement on January 28 1934. born County Cork 1860s. arrived Australia aboard the Sarita and held posts at Albury Gundagai and Young. A 1991 golden Jubilee honored him with papal felicitations and large civic tributes. A £1250 gift to St Marys was presented at a town hall function.

Young Monsignor Hennessy P.P V.F Monsignor Hennessey St. Mary's Church County Cork Carlow College Australia Albury Gundagai Town Hall

Big Profit in Asparagus Grows in Leeton

Special agricultural instructor Mr. J. Douglas says asparagus can bring 50 to 100 pounds per acre for Leeton settlers. He toured the settlement last week and, after a lecture, noted ample soil for successful cultivation. Burrows News Offer advertises rubber stamp orders and a book of designs to choose from.

Leeton J. Douglas Department of Agriculture Douglas Burrows News

Lectures on Wool Classing and Skirting Techniques

The article outlines wool handling methods for skirtings bellies and locks to maximize price. It stresses two skirting lines Broken and AA Pieces and advises separating black white cotted and burr infested wool, removing rough neck wool and Devil’s Grip, and keeping lines distinct for better valuation. Thirty four Cootamundra residents paid fines for unlicensed radio polls at court.

Birnken A.A Cootamundra Cootamundra Court

Man Killed as Runaway Car Plunges Into Bridge

The Gundagai tragedy occurred on Leary’s bridge over Marley’s Creek when a bread cart runaway crashed into the railing. Mathew Meagher, 43, on the running board, was thrown forward and died at 10:20 p.m. He leaves a widow and two young sons Denis and Bernard. Surviving relatives include brothers William of Rye Park and Jack of Gundagai, and sisters Mrs Winacott and Mrs P Bourks. Funeral rites followed at the Catholic Church with a large turnout.

Leary’s Bridge T. and G. Barnes Ltd Murrumburrah Punch Street Mr. P. Arantz Byron Street Flist Avenue Sheridan Street Mathew Meagher Gocup Denis Meagher Gundagai Mat Meagher Denis Bernard William Rye Messrs. L. Ryan S. Gardiner H. and D. Kenny

Potboilers and Politics Warn of Public Critique

A Cheyne-identified column discusses how factions suffer from public charges and compares political virtue to art. It cites Menzies noting past unemployment, debt reduction, and tax cuts, urging discerning evaluation of parties and representatives rather than quick condemnations.

Menzies

Noombinnna Farms Land Rush Draws 500 Applications

More than five hundred applications flood the Noonbinna forest opening as the Crown Land Office processes requests for 305 acre and 440 acre homestead farms near Noonbinna railway station plus suburban holdings and a 320 acre special lease. Land Board to meet at Cowra on June 2 to approve blocks.

Lachlan Valley Soonbinnag Foreat Crown Land Agent Noonbinna Railway Station Hieldings Oto Land Board T‘owra

Sheep and Cattle Sale at Young Reports Weather Impact

Dalgety & Co and Lloyd Martin & Co report a damp sale at Young on Tuesday 15th. Of 12 000 sheep yarded 7 000 sold with prices mixed from 12s to 28s for various grades. Fat cattle yarded 100 with 80 sold. prices largely unchanged from prior sales amid good quality stock.

Messrs Dalgety & Co. Ltd Sydney Lloyd Martin & Co Young Barrowa Huarde Cwitage Cootamund Temcora Sutia

Howling Farce at Ashburnham District Farmers Meeting

A resolution at the Ashburnham District Council of the Farmers and Settlers Association calls for restricting transfers of freehold land. Ten branches attended, with H O Elliott noting the move as repudiation of government-private land deals. motion prefaced by In the interests of closer settlement and debated alongside a Tomingley proposal.

Ashburnham Farmers and Settlers Association H. O. Elliott Parkes Branch E. Field Farmers and Settlers’ Association Cloner Tomingley W. J. Bassett J. Donaldson Parkes Baldry Coobang

Burrowa News Classifieds Promotion

An appeal promotes using the Burrowa News for buying selling and announcing events or meetings. It emphasizes reaching all the district’s worthwhile people through an advertisement.

Burrowa News

DT Refusal Triggers Ongoing Drinking Spree

A tale reports DT refused marriage to George three weeks ago and since then he has been drinking. The exchange prompts a sharp remark that the celebration has gone too far.

George

Landowners face closer settlement delays along Lachlan River

The conference heard H F Sweeney and E Field condemn the continued accumulation of large estates along the Lachlan River. They argued closer settlement policy has not been effectively pursued despite Wyangala Dam and agriculture potential. A Tomingley branch motion urging government action was amended and carried.

H. F. Sweeney Forbes Wyangala Lachlan E. Field Cadow Station Warroo Lachlan River Messrs Brady Goolagong Sweeney

Horse Remembered at the Feeder in a Sydney Note

A Sydney weekly record shares a farm reader's anecdote about a horse named Major once crippled yet later walking to his old feeder position on a wagon shaft. The writer asks if any other horse shows better intelligence after years of work without training.

K. W. Sargent Rocklea Binalong Sydney Major

Saddlery Saddle Harness Adress Premises Late W Mortimer

Classified notice indicates a saddlery saddle and harness premises address associated with late W Mortimer. It presents a concise posting likely for estate or business closure with location hint and claimant details not provided.

W. Mortimer

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