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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 10, 1930
Page
1
Lisle forwards on application stock and property for sale across the Blate and State. Purchasers receive favorable terms and comprehensive handling of assets. Auction sales conducted districtwide with post sale cheques. consignments and shipments to Sydney or other events arranged.
Arbitrators ruled in favor of a grazier after a dispute over sheep losses and deductions. The case involved J. K. Rows at Warden, mgaster 8, and individuals including Lee Archer of Toomoorume. Rosss delivered 2007 abeep to Archer for agistment and 1406 were returned, with Archer denying fault.
A fragmented debate outlines proposed measures affecting farmers and labor, including savings schemes and extended leases for Western bay lands. Advocates press for more audience access while addressing housing, pensions, and Soldiers Settlement programs amid arguments over efficiency and governance.
The candidate tours several communities including Thud Huuga and Monteagte engaging residents at public meetings. Organizers emphasize voter turnout and describe the campaign focus on labor issues and community needs ahead of the state election.
The report notes Labor supporters led by Mr Martin and meeting attendees including Young and Jadier scribes in New Sinugh Welee. It mentions active organizing by a party aligned with Herthy the ght and references Ujiedut and Latoir representatives.
The government plans a proclamation to prohibit galvanised iron imports without ministerial consent and withdraws a 43/3 duty exemption. The move aims to restrict imports to domestic transit and is linked to reopening Soright's works at Newcastle, risking 1000 ironworkers' jobs as activity resumes.
Readers report a strange animal sighting near Kanowna with possible footprints sent to Sydney Zoo. Locals recount a long, mythic tale of Marry Woodward and a stone oven used during early mining days as prospectors claim to have found ore and relics. The account blends legend with late 19th century travel and mining lore in Western Australia.
The village of Trunkey once known for gold quest shows renewed hopes as reports from prospectors arrive. Residents report strange nightly sounds near A McKellar’s residence amid ongoing quiet, unsettling the serene village atmosphere.
A party of four men on the old Hill Endfield extracted gold from about 24 tons of quartz. Separately on the Urafla Road a skeleton was unearthed, believed buried ten years ago. Walter Haywood, 22, died after being thrown from his bicycle while training at Blayney.
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