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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 26, 1927
Page
2
Lyndhurst Shire issues Ordinance No 14 under the Local Government Act 1019. Notice dated Lyndhurst Shireon August 5th 1927 calls public inquiry by the Lyndhurst Shire offices and Nevill Street to examine maintenance and council measures. Public comment due by November 7 1927. forms available from the Shire Office.
The Municipality of Carcoar announces a draft List of Electors for public exhibition from August 5 to September 1 at the Court House and Municipal Council Chambers. Objections or amendments must be submitted on the provided forms at the Council office by September 6, 1927.
Fragmentary report lists numerous names and places with erratic punctuation. The readable elements mention Carcomy, Blayney, Niagara, a field event, and several individuals such as Davis, Furwets, Kennedy, Furuse Ayington, Donlan, and Van Lave, but details and outcomes are not recoverable from the garbled text.
Unable to extract coherent facts from the damaged OCR text. No clear persons organizations places or events are readable. Summarization not possible with the provided fragment.
Report describes a railway strike disrupting rail construction work and the Kick Valln connection with the Sacco demonstration. It notes broad work stoppage yesterday and mentions involved parties, including unions and firms, with impacts on rail traffic and public projects.
The Supreme Court of New South Wales issues a probate sale notice for the estate of Jean Cogan and John Logan deceased. Public claimants are invited to present objections or claims by a stated date after publication. The undersigned, Willes of Culwalla Chambers, Sydney, announces publication and references the Public Trustees for administration.
Fragmentary OCR text presents a local note with unclear names and times. Lacks coherent events or identifiable organizations. No definite outcome to summarize.
The note expresses thanks to Mrs Harris and Mr Walker for support during a time of illness and hardship. It mentions gratitude from several others and acknowledges help received through a troubling period.
Knight expresses gratitude to Medien of Sun at St Aatbay’s Friday gathering on August 26, 1927, recognizing support and attendance.
The district presents a mix of social updates and upcoming events. A donation funds a local school project, while a theatrical reading and natural life exhibit prepare for performances. Residents travel for holidays, and church planning and moral advertising reflect community concerns.
Wednesday evening meeting notes show attendees including W. Lurny Deve and Me Ben HQ with apologies from Mt Ry U Mophine Al 9. The committee discussed ward organization, steward allocations, and piano playing duties. Several names appear for various roles and a plan to resume work at the next session was set.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a public sale and restrictions with references to critical terms like Satan purge and a calendar tied to a future event. The legibility is too poor to extract concrete dates places or official entities. The readable phrases imply a scheduled sale or order but lack verifiable details.
The Carcoar Land Board held a meeting at the Court Hewia in Carcoar on the 25th, discussing land allotments, approvals, and transfer applications. Recommendations include approvals for several individuals, with notes on permits, fees, and pending transfers. named officials and participants appear in the review.
Obituary recalls Me Thomas aged 71 who died after a long illness. Born Ward musleot Victoria, he apprenticed at 14 and served in various posts with the Lygdbwuent Kailay and Mines Goi. Survived by a wife and family, he was described as straightforward, loyal, faithful, indulgent, and deeply loved by those who knew him, with burial in the Noman Catholic cemetery.
The deceased, William Vout IP Giay, died Friday morning at home after a long illness. He leaves a widow and five children, with mourning reported by family and local residents. A funeral is expected to be held at Neville Center, with services to follow in the community.
Obituary notes the death of a well known Hen drick and Sony partner in Harden on December 1. The deceased, aged 7, left a widow and three daughters, with funeral arrangements and family lines described amid limited readable details from the damaged text.
The wool market is viewed as well maintained with strong demand from Sydney buyers and southern centers. Continental orders are expected to be sizable, with anticipated price increases and rising inquiry. Wool quantities available reach roughly 4000 bales for the upcoming sale, set for Wednesday as listed in the catalogue.
Avihe Corowa Police Court on Monday charged and found guilty of having in their possession mail unlawfully and them, two Melbourne men named Rabinvan and dainee, were held to 14 days imprisonment. The mail was taken from a roadside mail box near Mun sive J. Nolan and V. Barkers at Baildale.
District News reports Lyndhurst cricketers near readiness with practice underway and form building. The club scheduled a September 5 event at Hanwell Hall and a September 8 social. preparations include interclub matches against Lyndburnt and Woodstock per local notices.
Fragmented report notes a meeting to discuss local event planning and a smoke of health updates. Mrs Ridley visited Orange and consulted a medical man while Mrs Woodward returns from Woodstock. A sister relation is mentioned with Xoy and Kuguwia Sewn context unclear.
The Bathurst Police Court case involves John Plunkert sentenced to four months imprisonment on charges including assault and manslaughter. Witnesses Meier, Baran, Brady, and Burmen testified about the incident and the evolving situation among the crowd.
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