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Repatriation of Cottingham MP from Gainsborough details. Local coverage notes implications for constituency and party stance as the move unfolds with political reactions and timelines.
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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 29, 1931
Page
1
Repatriation of Cottingham MP from Gainsborough details. Local coverage notes implications for constituency and party stance as the move unfolds with political reactions and timelines.
The article outlines a government measure to be introduced by Mr Bourke and others, involving taxation or sale policies affecting large estates. It mentions racing figures, Gainsborough prospects, and notes on Camelot era breeding, including horses like Cameronian and Orpen, with references to Bourke of Yass and stud outcomes.
Fragmentary notes from the Marvangal Shire Conference report describe a meeting with stalls, speakers, and a festival atmosphere. The text references a council, a velegate, and various attendees, with scattered mentions of paths, lights, and communal events.
A jumbled OCR text presents varied items from unemployment figures in New South Wales to bank hiring cases, mining trials near Orange, and road and railway discussions. It references public notices, court proceedings, and motor vehicle statistics, with scattered names, places, and dates, all mixed in a single page fragment.
Walter Burns listed as general auctioneer stock station and a four commission agent valutor. The notice outlines Burns handling auctions and financial valuation services for clients seeking sale or appraisal of assets.
The note records a next visit date for Raw at a hotel on Friday June 25. It highlights Friday as the weekday and specifies the hotel setting for the upcoming appointment.
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