W M Dwyer and Company Orders Stock and Trucks
W M Dwyer and Company places orders for stock and trucks tied to a consignment or shipment. The notice notes property lots and applications associated with the action.
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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 07, 1937
Page
9
W M Dwyer and Company places orders for stock and trucks tied to a consignment or shipment. The notice notes property lots and applications associated with the action.
The Sydney wool market post season ends with buyers active this week as cafes reopen. Prices rise up to 10 percent on March rates with Helshawe and Yorks firm, German competition strong, plus France Italy and Japan support. London sales show similar demand with Yorkshire leading, and opening rules expected to stay low through the series until May. Final rates for the season to be announced by June.
Britain weighs emigration to ease a surplus of women. Government figures show 25 million females to 24 million males overall, and one million more women than men among working age adults. Australia and Canada hold many British born men seeking brides, but few eligible women.
Letters by Walter Charlo Small detailing disposal of property were read at the Gundagai inquest into the shooting of his wife. The coroner ruled the wife died from gunshot wounds inflicted feloniously by her husband while Small died from self inflicted gunshot injuries near Byron Street and First Avenue Gundagai.
Francis Sylvester Corcoran was fined £10 in default 20 days for supplying wine to Allan Russell who appeared to have Aboriginal blood. Corcoran denied supplying the wine and Russell denied receiving it. Both pleaded not guilty.
The four government settlements Cherbourg Woorabinda and two on Palm Island host nearly 500 full blood aborigines who farm timber cattle and crops. Native tradesmen rival whites in carpentry pluming and smithing. Settlements run by natives with a parliament and local police, yielding self sufficiency and rising prosperity.
A report from Rweangtung in Kwangtung Province describes dozens of lepers taking their own lives rather than facing execution. Authorities long shot incurables to deter deaths, and during Easter 75 sufferers were killed.
Five men faced charges after a prank involving a car outside W Tully’s home in Yuas Strout. William Cullen admitted taking the vehicle saying he thought it a joke, with the car later found in front of Mrs Pollard’s residence. The PM fined or bound defendants for 11 months, warning them against further practical jokes.
The Australian Associated Press reports Paul Robeson, the well known black singer and film actor, is making plans to visit Australia later in the year.
Len J. Murphy announces start of general carrier business in Boorowa with an up to date motor truck and top dressing machine. He offers 24 hour district service and wood supply in any lengths. Inquiries invited at Jugiong Street Boorows phone 98.
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