13 Apr 1934
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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 13, 1934
Page
1
Fragmented OCR shows postal and monetary terms tied to pounds shillings and pence. References to United Kingom common seals Mossy Ordate and New Bras No Irelang hint at a dated tax or postage note. Mentions of property, exchanges, and offices imply a civic record of payments or fees.
A critique defends the work The Last Ring of the Jews by Adolf Roth mirroring religious thought and modern science. It argues the text presents Jesus life and mission from New Testament dates, removing troublesome material. copies are offered at the office for 30 paper covers with binding and postage.
A 1984 report details a Hospital Sunday Appeal read to raise cooperation for improving Carcoar District Hospital facilities. The Visiting Committee notes cleaner wards, a plan to appoint a secretary and discreet contacts, and ongoing maintenance like door repairs and ward work. The minutes cover finances, with outstanding accounts to be pursued and a proposal to involve local churches in fundraising.
A fragment from The New Idea surveys married life and male behavior with satirical riffs. It ridicules types of husbands and the psychology of romantic alliances, noting women’s influence and the magazine’s sales appeal. The piece mocks cigars, smoking, fashion, and social sparks as it critiques masculine pretensions and the idea of marriage as prizes.
A historical listing from the Carcoar Land Board shows a mounting of the above items for Thursday. It includes names H Boothman Denton W Hancock Ridley and mentions unauthorised road enclosure, applications for permission to erect fencing, terms of tenure, and annual rents for multiple individuals with dates such as 11/28 and 11/2 along with values and locations in the parish of Hampton and surrounding districts.
Competitions for Easter Monday Carnival were drawn before business Saturday. Winners named include Bag of Flour won by Mr G G Manning of Carcoar Sheep Meat by H Thawpoon Track of Potatoes by Mr J Waller Barley Yards Bag of Wheat by Mrs L Robertson Neville Fruit by Mrs T W Tosb wok Garland Case of Wine by Mr W Walton Coombing Park Load of Wood by Mr B T Kurgens P.O. Catooa.
Vital statistics show for quarter ending March: births seven males and two total. deaths one male. marriages two. Revenue actions by Crown include land tax assessment totaling £4 121 13s 0d.
In his report to the Molong P P pod Black Tnapastor Ovans notes rabbits tend to stock the de crease, there are not enough to cover roads and reserves. He cites many on sow holdings where owners fail to keep pests in check. Chronicle imprint by William Clayton Jackson.
A reward of £150 will be paid to anyone giving information leading to the conviction of anyone stealing sheep at Coombing Park. A further £80 reward applies for information leading to the conviction of anyone tampering with flood gates or wire netting. Anyone trespassing or engaged in shooting, rabbiting, or fishing at Coombing Park will be prosecuted without exception.
At a Saturday hospital meeting the Hospitals Commission reraised the dilapidated isolation ward. Members pressed for action including government tents or a fresh building plan while noting funds are unavailable and public safety depends on proper facilities. The debate centered on standing against continuing use of the old structure.
The note urges backing local printers who live and employ local residents. It argues their spending supports hospitals, schools, clubs, and public bodies through taxes. It suggests paying a fair price for local services, arguing local printers may offer value while benefiting the community overall.
Fragmentary text shows a council meeting praising work done by officials. Mentions Mr AB Lao the auditor and hopes for speedy recovery of an acquaintance. Indicates new council chambers at Blaynoy expected ready for occupation soon.
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