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Newspaper

Burrowa News

Location

Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia

Date

May 09, 1930

Page

7

Young Pastures Protection Board Holds Monthly Meeting

The ordinary meeting saw Directors Crichton Beverbay Toot McFerlane Hall present with apologies from Julian Gasey Garry. The board discussed memorial contributions for long-time chair OA McKengle, reassessed assessments for Pickering and Ryan, sought a £200 grant for staff, and refused a special lease for railway reserve residence. A visitor’s report from Tyater and Co. was received and rabbit control measures endorsed. The next meeting date is set for May 11.

Young Pastures Protection Board C. Crichton T. J. Beverbay FH. Toot D. A. McFerlane LD. Hall Diretora P Council of Ad No8 Chairan McKengle Te Council Bait Eehled Net Art Stwat St War Fim A. Tester O. Wwae G. Pickering Carinyu Crowther Tewan Mr. Pickering Ryan Truneloy Baesmedman Department of Agriculture Amderan Vla Lando P. Sutherland Mountain View Ben Mick Murrells J. O'Connor Warfanook Cowes Alan Browne McMahon Young

Director Tout Retires After Ten Years As Chairman

The board pays tribute to Director Tout, marking a decade of chairmanship with praise from directors and Stock Inspector Smith. McFarlane and Crichton note forward shift to Director Crichton as new chair, while Tout expresses gratitude and willingness to assist Board matters in Sydney.

PP. Board Whertockowneys Kanitholiter Young Bay Directwe MM Direetay Coishton Mirectur Grobite Crichton Pais Tout Fio Oni Thin Re Roar Beveridge Toby Ton McFarlane Mi .Tout Chai Wan W. J. Smith Stark Department of Agriculture Ivat Tout Tut Mivayis Howl Sydney St Th Smith

Proved Eyenight Specialists At Royal Standard Hotel

An eye care service advertises at the Royal Standard Hotel promising reliable vision care. J J Butgens of 67 Castlereagh Street Sydney invites readers to consult May 17 for eye health services.

J. J R. Butgens Castlereagh Street Sydney Royal Standard Hotel

Estate of William James Armstrong Macpherson left to son

William James Armstrong Macpherson of Geegullalong near Boorowa died at 41 on February 19 leaving an estate valued at 29808 pounds. He left his widow an annuity of 200 pounds and gave her and her daughters the right to live in the homestead. Subject to annuities and legacies to daughters, the real and personal estate goes to his son Keith Macpherson.

William James Armstrong Macpherson Geegullalong Boorowa Greater Keith Macphorson

Notice to Advertisers Alterations of Stand Details

Notice to advertisers about alterations of a stand with typographic errors and placeholder text unreadable in the copy. The readable fragments reference 10s.m. and etherwics, suggesting a schedule or method for ad placement details to be corrected by the advertiser. Further specifics are unclear in the fragment.

M. Etherwics

Burrows Racing Club Holds Meeting at Guild Mall Supper Room

The Burrows Racing Club met in the Guild Mall Supper Room on Saturday evening. President Fahey chaired with directors Boucher Waters Scott Preston Hereward Fahey Keating Kearns Ryan Morris Burns. Minutes read and confirmed. Burns to continue as Secretary.

Burrows Racing Club Guild Mall Fof Fahey HM. Boucher H. H. Waters AL Scott T. Preston J. Hereward W. Fahey Keating W. Kearjns A. Ryan C. W. Morris C. W. Burns Mesers W. G. Sheil J. J. Cronin Burns Goulum Racing Club Eagle, Star and British Dominions Insurance Co A. Scott and St. Waters D. Rearins H. H. Waters Boucher Morris

Statice Spathulata Edges Garden Beds with Color

A horticultural note extols Statice Spathulata as an ideal edging plant to finish borders. It highlights Purple Cloud for pale lavender displays, praises compact growth and long-lasting cut flowers, and gives planting guidance, seed/plant prices, and care tips for winter sowing and bulb cultivation.

Arden

Fruit tree offer tucked in backyard ad copy

A classified style notice invites readers to claim space for six fruit trees Apple Apricot Nectarine Peach Pear and Plum in back gardens. The ad promises free postage and ready pruned trees with a fruit tree catalogue available on request. Oranges Lemons and Cherries are not included in the offer but can be added separately.

Borrowa Show Sets Date For Next Race Meeting

The date of September 6th was set for the Borrowa Show race meeting. Secretary noted Mr W Dimumick tested the club scales and found them in order.

Borrowa W. Dimumick

P L C Shepherd and Son seed firm advertises Mead Offices

P L C Shepherd and Son Ltd promotes Farm and Garden Seeds from Mead Offices at 5 Parker Street Sydney. The brief notice emphasizes their seed offerings and business address, reflecting a local trade item in the period page.

Wife Murder Trial Ends in Death Penalty

At the Supreme Court in Armidale Charles Jeffries Britten was found guilty of murdering his wife Henrietta Adelaide Marion Britten at Tamworth on March 19 and sentenced to death. The jury reached its verdict after five hours of deliberation. Justice Harve-Ropers noted agreement with the verdict and Britten admitted nothing about a motive.

Armidale Supreme Court Charles Jeffries Britten Henrietta Adelaide Marion Britten Tamworth Ite Harve-Ropers Britten Lear Devil Honda

Betting room raid nets two young women charged

Central Court heard Jean Crom aged 23 and Emily Molloy aged 21 faced charges for operating a betting room. Constables found betting material and telephones plus a wireless set in the room. The defendants fled via a window as the officers entered. Magistrate fined both £2 10s. The man employing the telephones was expected to pay.

Central Court Jean May Crom Emily Mol-loy Cros Chock Watson Chuck Rodney Dle Tela

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