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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 09, 1932
Page
3
The notice lists church services across Boorowa Rye Park Frogmore and nearby areas for September Sundays including dates 10 17 and 11th and 18th with times in the morning and afternoon. Rev Little and Rev G A Little are named along with local communicants and session details.
The report notes a shift in men's ten military events to a 12 10 pair under the government order, with compliance to the mandarins and specifications.
The report notes Extravagant and jockey Weerak winning multiple races at pony events and country meetings. It mentions facilities with ample paddocks, tea, and water, and a disclaimer of no responsibility for losses. An auction or sale period runs from 15 September to 16 December with removal of wares by end date.
A man in Junee reported sulphuric acid dumped on the seat of Mr. Cooper’s car in front of the Loftie Hotel. The liquid burned through the leather and damaged the cushion and likely the ironwork, causing him pain and alarm before the cushion was discarded and contents burned.
The report notes stronger demand for fine Woels due to Continental buying and buoyant markets. It discusses price spreads for top makers and Meve wool, shifts in French exports, and rising commodity prices, with sales in Brisbane announced for September 10 and 26.
Burrowa Municipal Council met in the Cornel Chambers Hurrena on Monday night January with Mayor Ald Ods Stati reniderly and Aldermen present. Correspondence from the Department of Labour and Industry on improvements and budgeting was discussed and actions approved for detail of schemes, employment relief, and railway works. Sanitary and public works requests were considered including loan for Ryan's Bridge repairs and the appointment matters. minutes noted and unfinished items carried forward.
Residents report missing eggs and fowl as a large striped tiger cat attacked Poultry shed dwellers. Kathleen Briggs sighted the animal near the yard and, after a fierce fight with a dog, it was stunned and killed. The creature, tiger sized, grey with dark stripes, may explain local tiger sightings in Temora and Springdale areas.
A notice states that starting in October fourteen days race allowances will be issued and residents with pets must comply or face penalties. The policy outlines enforcement and penalties for noncompliance and mentions inspection and enforcement actions.
At Jubites Oval Adelaide on Saturday an evening rodeo in honor of Sir Sidney Kime drew thousands. Two men aged 27 and 18 fell from roofs suffering fractures and burns while a crowd of nearly 3000 crowded the arena. Emergency crews treated about 90 fainting attendees and one horse rider was hurt by a horse.
The document lists 112 horses nominated for the My Corre Cup meeting with many entries across events. First day Flying Handicap includes Black Any Knight's fivook and numerous others. Welter and Trial Handicaps feature wide fields with multiple horses named such as Black An Knight's Brook and The Westerners Camberwarra.
A fragmented poem-like passage describes how nations are fed by the toil of workers on land sea and coal. It elevates farmers, sailors, and miners as essential to producing bread meat and fuel while hinting at better times ahead. The verse blends rural labor with collective national sustenance and gratitude.
Former residents are invited to return for a celebrations week featuring the Diggers Anzac Carnival racing bowling cricket swimming tennis croquet and church and school events. A. Lang is secretary organizing the reunion and arrangements aim to welcome guests from the district.
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