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Newspaper

Carcoar Chronicle

Location

Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Dec 07, 1934

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Fighting Hopper Plague and Birds as Allies

Discussion argues importing insectivorous birds to Australia could curb grasshopper crises and blowflies, noting birds’ success in India and Fiji. The piece warns against poisoning and highlights human-caused pest imbalances, urging natural checks and avian allies. It cites Franklin gulls in Canada as a striking example of birds consuming vast grasshopper numbers.

Fiji India Ceylon Tothill F. Bradshaw Canada Last Mountain Lake Liberty Saskatchewan Eastim

Losses From Toxic Plants Threaten Stock Across Regions

The article notes prussic acid poisoning from plants like variegated thistle milkweed and blue couch, especially when stock travel or graze freshly after famine. It cites Trangie district sheep mortalities and emphasizes February and March as peak danger due to higher prussic acid in new growth.

Hunter Valley Trangie

Printed Notice From Maplorsiec Chronicle Proprietor

Printed and Published by William Clayton Wson proprietor at the chroniare Dice Maplorsiec Cateanay announces a local notice. The garbled text preserves names and setting details for archival reference.

William Clayton Wson Chroniare Dice Maplorsiec Cateanay

Oberon UAP Branch Formed At Enthusiastic Meeting

A United Australia Party branch formed at Oberon on Saturday. Divisional Organiser Mr. F. E. Row attended and presided. Mr. Dick Wilkins L. M. A. for Bathurst also attended. The meeting was very enthusiastic.

United Australia Party Oberon F. E. Row Dick Wilkins L. M.A Bathurst

Carcoar Society Plans Early Fund Drive for Next Show

The Carcoar P A H Society pressed for an early start on funding the next annual show. President Rev Bruce Galloway urged ideas and discussed holding sports on Anniversary Day January 24 1935 with a dance to follow. A publican booth and a cool drink booth were approved, while luncheon details were deferred. A sub committee will draft the sports program for review at the next meeting January 17.

Bruce Galloway Masgre Kenahan Mr. North Ar. Hargans Mosara Adam North Sams

Australian population estimate at 30 September 6,641,689

The September 30 population estimate for Australia stands at 6,641,689 with 3,260,289 females and 3,381,400 males. The year shows a gain of 3,198 fewer than last year, despite improved migration, not offsetting a natural increase deficiency of 4,929.

Australia

Main Roads Funding Shouldered by State. Councils Asked to Help

Minister for Transport Mr. M F Bruxner informs the P P Union that under the 1924 Main Roads Act the cost share for main roads is now mostly borne by the State. The Department covers all bridges, two thirds of trunk roads, and half of other main roads, with 75 percent of bridge costs on other main roads. Despite new proclaimed roads, the government cannot increase assistance to country councils due to limited funds.

M. F. Bruxner P.P.U. Central Executive Central Executive P.P Union Main Roads Board Bruxner Cornella

Orange story of an eager old lady and Prince Henry welcome

An elderly Orange woman, known for talking, joined the welcome to Prince Henry. Warned not to chatter, she whispered to herself about speaking to him. As the Prince descended the line, she clasped his hands and proclaimed a blessing for him and his household, yielding a proud smile from both.

Orange Prides Henry

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