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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 31, 1939
Page
3
A vivid description highlights a powerful story with strong dramatic thrills. The cast is praised for performances, and beloved Irish songs such as Bone of Travel and Come Back to Erin are noted to enhance emotional appeal. The piece emphasizes a moving, human-centered narrative rooted in Irish culture.
Executors of Bridget Mary Brown’s will advertise W S W Dwyer & Co as auctioneers for parcels Lot 1 to 10 in the Emerald Hill area near Binalong parish Hoorowa Monteagle Avon. The land includes 24 perches and is described as suitable for building, orchard, vineyard and stock grazing with a paddock noted for cattle. Inspect arrangements to be made through agents.
A social and euchre party was held in Suldives Memorial Hall on Saturday evening. The event, organized by the LAL Wood Society, featured a mixed program with a euchre match and social recreation. Participants included Myers, Banks, Morgan, Martin, and other local names, with a lively turnout and plans for future improvements noted.
Local notes describe Buahbys offering rain coats and waterproof gear for winter, plus a holiday ball at Frogmore on Easter Monday. Canberra visitors from Boorowa, and Mrs Jean Mac Pherson arrive with the new season winter stock. Messrs Paypas advertise fresh fish and bath offerings at reasonable prices amid other seasonal goods.
A Yass Tribune-Courier report describes using new methods to transport large items by trailer from Goulbury to Jugion Goodradigbee and back, covering about 50 miles each way. The account notes a partial prior move from Stony Creek to Sugarlout and highlights efficiency gains from contemporary equipment.
A Burrowa Associates golf meeting is set for 8 pm on Monday April 3 in the Guild Hall Soppee Room. A presentation will honor Sra Ina Leake who is leaving Borrowa soon. Leake has long been an active golf club member.
The Boorowe Agana Yass side names A Clifford captain Len Stuart Lloyd Stuart F O Hebie R Sullivan J Littlefield D Carmody F Faulkner N Colly H McDonald G Silk 18th H Pollard 13th for Sunday match at Boorows.
Bargains offered by Sushby Co as they clear entire stock of groceries hardware and more at reduced prices. Limited time sale ends Saturday with fresh goods at lower than usual prices. Customers urged to hurry for golden opportunities.
A large Meth odic Church congregation in Marden honored Mr Jul Mex W A Southwell and Mrs Southwell as they prepare to move to Cowra. Speakers from across the circuit praised their years of faithful service, and Mey J Stanley Paire presented a token tribute before a supper in the School Hall.
A muddled report describes a presentation at Galong concluding a service with attendees paying homage. Officials or clergy claimed actions were done for love of the church and related aims, amid unclear details and scattered phrases.
A church service yesterday afternoon featured a presentation to Miss Dulcie Wout by Mr Woodhead on behalf of the congregation. The ceremony honored the church organist Rev. J Stanley with thanks for her service as a gift was presented and acknowledged.
Aerial Kigona over Wagonga and nearby areas reports 12 000 tons of salmon observed in photographic survey. The Grand Concert Guild Hall event proceeds and a music programme by Mus. Puanelt, Bushby & Co. is announced alongside a Clearing Sale at Pudman Street. E L Killen elected President of the Graalers Association of New South Wales, with notes on local society events and a sheep and cattle sale in Crookwell.
The Binwling club opened a season on Sunday with strong member attendance and lively play. A fixed foursome and a notable display of rapid growth in the sport were highlighted as visitors from surrounding clubs were kept away. President J. Gamy welcomed members and visitors, anticipating another successful year. Extra trophies for the season include the L. L. Garry Memorial Cup and a cup from Mr. E. T. Shine who also donated a cup for associates' competitions. A mixed doubles tennis tournament on Catholic courts saw Mrs. W. Brown win the ladies trophy and Lloyd Sergent secure the men's prize after keen matches.
Judge John J. Cohen, once Speaker of the Legislative Assembly, died Saturday at age 79. He is on view at Lawrence and Hodgon's Radio Showroom, as patrons view a range of new A.W.A. Fisk Radiolas.
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