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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 04, 1902
Page
2
Fragmentary 19th century commercial listing with dense alphanumeric items and prices. Shows wool, hat, and shoe pricing alongside cargo codes and trade terms. Includes numerous brand-like names and scattered figures, indicating a busy but unreadable market summary.
Fragmented OCR text references rising tensions and unspecified events in a region, mentioning areas like Sydney and Portage with unclear names and dates. The readable fragments suggest political or social tension and a cautious outlook, but many words are garbled, leaving the core facts indeterminate.
Market items show mixed quotes for grain, livestock, and dairy goods. Readable entries mention prices, units, and varieties such as oats, hay, and feed grains, with references to sales by the load and per bushel, plus miscellaneous farm products and tools.
Readable text fragment notes a Friday event involving Biorky WM Minley, with a reference to Twelyy Ma Wedovelay and an 174 point racy. Names and details are garbled, but the item signals a local leisure or social moment with specific individuals and a date.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions the federal capital and a person named Mr Thddolph with unclear actions. The readable portion implies a report about an incident or event connected to a capital locale, with no clear dates or outcomes available.
An OCR fragment references the Capital Ward and several named entities like Garland and Potatoes, mentioning a finance committee, public support, and a forthcoming community vote. The text is garbled but indicates a local government matter, a ballot action, and public opinion context.
A local note to the Progress Committee calls for urgent action to secure improved approaches to Regan's Crossing. The letter cites failed or inadequate current routes, stressing safety and access for the community and demanding prompt repairs and stronger oversight by the Urban Road Superintendent.
Reports describe a Monday athletic gathering by OAWCAAR Athl Sport to raise funds for the Cavenay Subindl of Attn ware. The day featured handicap races won by Cathe Mart, with many events well attended and judges like Mr. Byrnes present.
Fragmented OCR notes describe heats and participants including Seawood, McCloskey, Colleen, Ruane, Wand, and J Moore. Mentions rounds called Third and Fourth with handicaps and race commentary. Lacking readable structure, the item appears as a garbled sports snippet from a local meet with multiple incomplete names and results.
A local trader, Mr. Re Law, alleges railway bungling led to misdelivery of a large consignment. He seeks compensation from the Railway Department, arguing the department bears responsibility for losses caused by misrouting and delays amid disputed claims of ownership and value.
Fragmented OCR recounts a railway or road incident at Lymonurst with garbled names and unclear events. scattered scores and dates appear as unreadable data. The piece references people and places in a chaotic listing, but does not present a clear narrative or actionable fact.
Miranda Odrious Br Pauls Carcoan attended a Buster Day service amid a crowd. The event featured a notable organ recital and a later bishop led display. Attendance and community participation highlighted the church’s morning rites and the upcoming election for church wardens in the parish.
A well attended School of Arts ball was held in the New Hall on Haatae Monday night to aid the Sint of Arta fund. Secretary JG Dewin oversaw arrangements and the event, including a well supplied supper and dancing, passed successfully with cheers for the hosts and helpers. The Juvenile Ball followed the next night with a lively program and ample dancing, ending after midnight. The secretary Mr G Dorwin and all who joined were praised for a successful sequence of social dances.
A court records Boban owing 26 4a 10d for tolls and goods delivered. The plaintiff is verified, while several related witnesses were not called. The proceedings note propriety concerns and possible validation gaps in the debt claim.
Fragmented report shows the ordinary meeting of the Municipal Council postponed due to lack of quorum while notices and tenders are advertised for a quarterly valuation chart and local auctions. The scene includes licensing concerns, court notices, and local sport listings amid incomplete details.
Fragmentary court record detailing applications and transfers involving Peart and MacDermott, with references to Mrs Clarke and Mr MacDermott. The transcript mentions a Lumpeotor, alleged rounds, lack of evidence, and the PAS. It notes that after presenting format evidence the PABl ordered a certain action.
Fragmentary OCR text references in hospital settings and medical terms including diphtheria kidneys urinary organs and related facilities. Mentions Amsterdam and various names but overall lacks coherent narrative or clear event.
A fragmentary, early 1900s reminiscence recounts a young man’s journey from a remote settlement to Queensland and Sydney. It details travels, hardships, and ill health linked to colonial life, including brush with indigenous danger, and a controversial patent medicine from Mrs Summers that influenced treatment and family strain.
An eccentric notice describes a formal show with bold performances and diverse acts. It mentions dates in April and town venues, promising high entertainment value and elaborate preparations for a large audience, though several phrases are garbled.
Incoherent OCR fragment notes a museum or gallery event, mentioning dates, a closure period, and a scheduled exhibit. It refers to a display titled Gyatoram and a location likely near a lake, with unclear references to persons and organizations.
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