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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 06, 1928
Page
5
The article records Minister Thorby urging railway workers not to boycott. It discusses government plans to manage motor transport competition, debates over railway control, and potential reforms to ensure continued rail service amid rising motor freight pressure. Strong entities include Government, Thorby, and railway interests.
Fragmentary speech expresses confidence in a future election and urges voters to elect representatives. The speaker references Ratepayers and a bounty furl, with hints of tavern fear and administrative concerns. The tone remains imperative and partisan amid uncertain phrases.
To the ratepayers, Ladies and Gentlemen, the election of Directors will be held in April for the Carcear Pastures Protection Board. The undersigned urges continued support to safeguard the district’s best interests and promises close attention from the directorate over the coming years. March 24, 1928.
A garbled note dated March 95 19% references the triennial election and mentions a speaker and a letter about Lenthenes. Names appear as Ridley and Hilltop with unclear roles. The fragment hints at electoral context and political sentiment, but details are obscured by OCR errors.
H T OBrien seeks candidacy for the Carcoar Pastures Protection Board election. He states long local residence and strong willingness to advocate for ratepayers without fear or favor and asks for support from the district.
A message from Sam Healey of Bradgate Park Manduraraa to ratepayers expresses willingness to stand as a candidate in the local triennial election. He pledges to represent ratepayers’ interests, cites lifelong district residence, and promises support for valid claims.
A local election message from Keith Davison seeks votes for a Directors seat on the Carcear Pastures Protection Board. Davison, a relatively new district entrant, pledges to safeguard ratepayers’ interests and asks balloters to vote eight and vo lesto otherwise the vote will be invalid. Poll closes April 2008 next.
Prices at Homebush for wool and hides are listed with prime rates and averages. The item list includes several buyers and districts such as Quaby Cowra and Geownon, with notes on method and display. A political or organizational note mentions a foundation, show Methoulal, and a local event in Australia.
A civic plea from Rodolph Morrison of Gisawood Newbridge urging support in the Triennial Election for the Amending P Board. The candidate promises to protect local interests, extend board funding, and ensure voters can exercise wise and careful choice in the Carcoar District.
Vague election notice for Carcoar parish board listing candidate names and roles. The document appears garbled but signals an upcoming local ballot and related candidate positions. Substantive details such as exact names, dates, and precincts are unclear in the fragment.
A voter pamphlet from Carcoar district announces a candidate's public pitch for election to the board. The candidate claims long local ties, promises full disclosure of interests, and vows attentive service and diligence in board duties, signed by Oliver Tahinga and dated Windstrky March, 192.
A chaotic OCR passage blends disjointed phrases about a rape case, jail, and personal accusations. Names, places, and events are incoherent, leaving readers with a murky collage of alleged incidents and reactions without a clear narrative or verifiable details.
The body will be moved to Bathurat Cathedral this evening for a wake that continues until Monday. A requiem mass is scheduled for Oct. a, followed by the burial.
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