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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 01, 1936
Page
7
Boorowa defeated Yass with late tries after a close first half led by Craven and Bradshaw. Key moments included Kiliby and Carmody scoring while Higgins and Capewell endured injuries, and Queanbeyan visits loom as a highlight for Massy Cup chances.
An observer describes tense global strains and the danger of a small spark starting a war. He cites China’s surplus and Japan, warns Australia must study Tapac, and notes large Russian border armament movements behind entrenchments and barbed wire as nations face the threat of broader conflict.
W F M Ross questioned Minister A B Shaw about the New Settlement Scheme and when legislation for closer settlement at Wyangala would be presented. Major Reid noted that the 1936 37 estimates may include land purchases, while the minister indicated details would emerge after Cabinet and that applications from settlers are still welcome. The discussion covered land value enhancement legislation, which will be retrospective and practically ready.
Scrubbing brushes soak in cold water to swell wood and tighten bristles then air dry with bristles facing up. Clean lacquered goods with flour and olive oil paste rubbed in and polished with silk. Use salt or coal ashes on damp cloth to remove pie dish stains and clean steel. Fresh fish tails spring back when bought. if bent the fish is not fresh. Order your McCormick-Deering Oi! Bath Mower now.
In Yass Court Alexander McKenzie 22 faced charges of unlawful intent to steal from Stanislaus Williams dwelling at Galong and breaking and entering with intent to steal plus stealing £2 from Williams. He claimed hunger and said crusts were sought for food as neighbours funded a defense subscription. The case was stood over for Williams to testify and bail granted.
A dark blue Morris Cowley owned by Mrs. Margaret Veronica Todd was stolen from outside Galong railway station at 6 55 am Tuesday. It later reappeared and Joseph Faine of Galong was fined 10 pounds for using the car without permission. Mrs Todd’s vehicle was attended to by Mr William Bott, a well known Galong jockey, who had the care of the car. The case was heard at Yass Police Court.
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