11 Aug 1933
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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 11, 1933
Page
1
Bargain rack items include tweed suits trousers overcoats and jackets with substantial markdowns. Ladies and children apparel such as hats shirts jumpers and bathrobes feature reduced prices across many fabrics including wool flannel and felt. Discounts apply across garments including winter outerwear and nightwear with marked down totals and clearances.
Special offer sale notices list Ladia’s Boots and Shoes with bulk discounts. Advertised are men’s tall calf box and patent shoes, welted soles, 14 per pair, boys and youth boots at reduced prices, ladies and girls shoes with 10 percent off, and 20 percent off youth and boys boots and shoes from March 8 to November 6.
A fragment lists crockery items priced per dozen or each, including cups and plates, white and gold china, millet rooma, gold lock hruains, glass lampattall with burner wick and glass, and small sundries. Hardware items like tinware, shovels, and zinc buckets priced with cautious discounts.
A jumble of old price items lists groceries and household goods with unit prices and product names including potatoes butter sugar flour jam tea sauce soap and baking powder. The reader sees a dense catalog style of a local shop or ad page with many brands and measurements.
A weekly bulletin cites a 12 month old report showing slow federal action on urgent wool reforms. It notes rising wool-to-iron and fencing wire costs since 1614 and 1932, urges production cost reductions, tax relief, and a federal state agreement to limit overall tax on investment income to match Commonwealth bond income for fairer, lower rates.
The Carcoar District Hospital held its first meeting of the new committee with Mr A. W. May elected president after prior nominations. R B Adem and others were chosen as board members with plans for four vacancies and future elections. A note of appreciation was extended to the former president for his service.
At a Camden Agriculture Bureau meeting five years ago it was noted onion weed Remulea cruciata yields little as pasture plant and does not boost milk. District instructor R N Makin proposed sowing sturdy forage like subterranean clover among the weed to choke it. Clover took hold, now dominates pastures, with the possibility that proper superphosphate use could yield complete control.
A brief note describes Woods' peppermint remedy claimed to cure coughs and related ailments for animals. The item reads like an old patent medicine promotion with limited detail on ingredients or effectiveness.
A fifty dollar reward is offered for information leading to the recovery of missing wire and the arrest of those responsible. The note hints at possible involvement of local workers and requests any tips be directed to authorities.
Fragmentary OCR mentions an author William Slayton Jac and a Mayloreat Sree Print. No clear event, date, or place is readable to form a full news item.
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