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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 23, 1930
Page
7
A lengthy report covers a tennis match at Gunning Flat with mixed results and numerous ladies doubles entries led by Mrs G Corcoran and Mrs W Davies among others. It lists multiple doubles pairings, scores, and ongoing fixtures across England with regional venues and upcoming matches noted.
The itinerary lists fixtures across England including The Oval at Surrey and matches at Oxford and Cambridge Universities. Notes show dates in June and July with locations such as The Oval, Trent Bridge, and Hampshire, alongside references to test matches and county venues.
The burrowa news feature spreads widely, reaching households through multiple channels and becoming a familiar fixture in daily life, reflecting its pervasive presence in local information sharing.
Jockey Lewis claims he pressed for a pace maker before the start of the Melbourne Cup to control Phar Lap. He says Telford refused and that minutes before the race he warned a steward he might be forced to set the pace. As they began, Phar Lap veered for his head and lost to Amownis, with Lewis vowing not to ride the horse again.
The item mentions Mick McMahon at Boorowa and eventual stay in Manly, with references to Bushby’s of Boorowa offering a range of towels and goods for women and children. Bam Munro and Tomes Clements planning winter months at Manly. plans for a seaside trip on Wednesday morning. Morgan and Sylney connections. Miss Morgain visiting Chatewood. promotion of Mushby’s goods including underwear and carpets, and local purchases at Burhly’s. It hints at Bank of New South Wales dealings and a forthcoming release of items. mentions prominent names such as Mr Pountney and Grant, and notes a medical operation with a patient in hospital.
Walter J. Jones, a geologist from Alabama, reports excavations near Mountville reveal skeletons. The excerpt also mentions local residents and several social notes about residents at Dalkeith, political candidacy in Temora, and community garden advice including roses and Fertaba tablets for plants.
Berks reports two inventors Neuman and Schrmonkl claim their gramophone based system can surpass millions of pounds worth of installed talkie apparatus. They allege their design with valves and amplifiers could render existing equipment obsolete.
A fragmented OCR note advertises garden offers with items like white and red plants, pear, plum, apricot, nectarine, peach trees, and various fruit varieties. It mentions free posts, pricing per plant, and warnings that some fruits like oranges, lemons, and cherries are not included.
An old classified notice for L C Shepherd & Son Ltd advertising farm and garden seeds. The listing cites a head office address at 3 Parker Street or Parker 31 in Stoney area, with product focus on farm and garden seeds.
Explorer Mr Johnson returns from another 4000 mile African trek aided by Willys Knight vehicles. Telegraphic notes praise rugged endurance and radiator protection. Previous journeys used the same cars with high reliability and strong resale values remain evident in the used market.
Jockey Jimamy Pike, a well known figure among racing fans, says he will likely retire at year end. He cites hardship from washing and a strain on his finances while reflecting on recent naval exhibits and various crafts seen during Navy Week.
Fragmentary OCR shows a schedule-like list with days and times such as Mondays and Wednesdays at 7 30 am and other unclear phrases. Mentions locations like Sydney and Cowes and terms resembling mail or postal routines, but many words are garbled.
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