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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 10, 1930
Page
9
Local Railway Timetable Fragments
Timetable fragment lists service times for Rugby Cowra Morongla Creek God freys Creek Murringo and Young with trains at 7 30 am Saturdays and 7 90 am on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Goulburn
Vass
Reid
Frogmore
Cowra
Morongla Creek
Godfrey's Creek
Young, Murringo
Godfrey’s Creek
Murringo
Young
Closer Settlement Offers 43 Farms Near Young and Kiingsvale
The Minister for Lamis announces 43 settlement purchase farms near Young and Kiingsvale, available for application on October 20. Areas range from fifty to 125 acres with capital values from £1012 to £2835, all fenced with orchards of apples pears prunes and cherries. Deposits are small and balance terms are reasonable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamis
Me. R. T. Ball
Youn
WE Meven
Oater
Firstrinza
Young
Kiingsvale
Three Men Acquitted After West Wyalong Assault Trial
Clive Trafalgar Pinney Frederick George Hickey and Steven George Stanford were acquitted by Judge Coyle and a jury of assaulting and robbing James Marsh at his hut in West Wyalong. Marsh testified three attackers tied him and stole £. The trio denied the Crown evidence and were discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Wyalong
Coyle
Clive Trafalgar Pinney
Frederick George Hickey
Steven George Stanford
James Marsh
Marsh
Marks
Pinney
March
Divorce petition filed in Rosses case at Leura
In the Divorce Court Justice Pike grants a decree nisi to William Alexander Ross from Eileen Dorothy Ross formerly Atkinson on the ground of adultery with John Butler at Leura. Married at Binalong in March 1922 the couple seeks a final decree in six months. Police report thieves burglarized Cammock Station stealing ten shillings and counterfeit coins in a case exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Pike
William Alexander Ross
Eileen Dorothy Ross
Atkinson
John Butler
Leura
Binalong
Burrowa Show Committee Discusses Show Profits
A Tattersall's meeting of Burrowa Show officials chaired by F F Fahey reviewed minutes and correspondence. Apologies were noted. actions on entrants refunds and foul riding complaints were discussed. a future conference at Young and delegate appointments were considered. The show resulted in an estimated profit around £100 after recounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Fahey
Meesrs
W. Lyons
D. B. Christoe
A. Cusack
W. Thompson
W. G. Sheil
W. T. Fahey
M. Armstrong
Boulding
S. G .Hughston
Messrs
C. W. Burns
L. Williams
H. Boulding
He Hamel
Garden Tablet Fertilisers Boost Pot Plants and Palms
A reader extols mini tablets for pot plants and seedling shrubs, claiming rapid growth from balanced nutrients, easy watering uptake, and savings on liquid feeds. The piece notes 2 shillings per box of 180 tablets, post free, and urges garden centres to stock these modern tabloids alongside showy blooms and shrubs.
Water driven cars prove new engine device by Wood
Scot engineer Mr Robert Wood unveils a simple device that uses steam from the car engine to drive the engine. It claims to save fuel and prevent carbonisation and may be fitted in half an hour. If successful, British motorists could save at least ten million pounds yearly on fuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wood
Vegetable seeds offer mixed packets and free extra
A garden seed advertisement lists available vegetables Bret Celery Carrots Leeks Rhubarb Radish Marrows Pumpkins Tomatoes Water Melons Rock Melons Squash Cucumbers and notes mixed packets may be sent if no instruction is given. Buyers may choose 6d postage free or 5 for 2/8 with an extra kind free.
Shepherd & Son Ltd Head Office in Sydney
P. L. C. Shepherd & Son Ltd lists its head office at 5 Parker Street Sydney, indicating its corporate address and location details for correspondence and business operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. C. Shepherd & Son Ltd
Aborigine Labor Speaker Draws Crowd at Cooma Street Meeting
At a Saturday night gathering on Cooma Street a Labour speaker, Jimmy Carroll, an aborigine, addressed the crowd with unusual reception. He criticized councillors and Bavin, spoke in pigeon English, and after humorous exchanges and donations, offered money to a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yass
Carrol
Blief
Aboriginal Father Refuses Charity as Crowd Demands Aid
The scene centers on Jimmy, an Aboriginal father, who declines government aid for his son while a crowd pushes for him to accept. He argues the government never grants fair treatment to Aborigines, and his pride drives him to refuse charity despite his destitute status. The incident highlights tensions between Indigenous rights and political maneuvering in Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfellow
Jimmy
Australis
Australina
Pitiful plight of tramp couple with baby in dire need
A young married couple with an 11 month old baby trudged from Goulburn to Parramatta lacking food and shelter. They slept under trees, rode lorries, and were aided by a Parramatta resident after their case reached the mayor. Milk and rations were reportedly provided along the way. A separate note mentions a 10 month old drowning in Broken Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Per- Tomatta
Goulburn
Seone
Parramatta
Ald. Ohlsen
Peculiar Accident Injures Railway Worker Near Dubbo
A railway wanger placed a detonator on the permanent way to warn workmen of an approaching train near Dubbo. The detonator exploded as F. B. Humphries, a section engineer, rode a tricycle instead of the planned train. The blast threw the tricycle off the rails and Humphries broke his left leg in two places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubbo
F. B. Humphries
Humparies
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Royal Hotel
E. J. McGrath
Proprietress
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