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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 25, 1902
Page
3
Local notice announces Mie Newthorn promoted to Balmain post, with attendance urged at Ken Worthy’s Hotel tonight at 8. Also states a meeting at the Royal Hotel Wednesday evening to review the balance about the Ink Race Meat AML.
A fragment from an old column contains garbled lines about meat prices and corny notices. It mentions P Byrnes and A Tooker and a referenced future event at Mandarama with an odd advertising colaron. The legibility is poor and specific facts are hard to confirm.
Fragmented report describes a municipal council court session planned at Court Home in May. It notes required appointment notices, election entries, and references to Parish and county officials alongside community concerns and local figures.
A telegraphic message from Hon. T Waddell was received regarding the Floral Capital Bill. The note mentions routing details and a plan to field the Currour-Cnelody Site on Thursday May Kuh. Roads for inspecting the site may be arranged, with further updates expected.
A local benefit concert for several churches at Neville featured a mix of hymns and light humor. Performers included May Chandler and the Monks of Loch Fomout, with praise for the audience and notes on stage presence. Attendees enjoyed a well arranged program and hoped volunteers would improve future performances.
A detailed note on a major strike in Japan where nearly all judges joined a work stoppage. The article compares Western wages and cost of living, notes judges demanded higher salaries and tenure protections, and describes government and public reactions. It suggests the stoppage may gain respectability and hints at broader implications for civil service in Japan.
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