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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 09, 1932
Page
1
A brief notice identifies an agent representing Farmers and Settlers Insurance Co and the dome separators product, indicating agency representation and product line within the regional business directory.
The note lists two time blocks: from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. for CAANOUAR and from 2 p.m. to 5 30 p.m. for MANDURAMA. Details on location purpose or date are not provided in the text.
Mails close daily at 6 p.m for T P O West South and Blayney. Mandurama Lyndhotel Woodstock mail closes Fridays at 6 p.m. Arrivals to Sydney T P O Weal and Blayney at 6:25 a.m. daily. T P O South arrives daily except Monday. Registered mails close one hour before ordinary mail at 5 p.m. Letters to all British possessions follow foreign rates first then each additional ounce.
Postal notes values and poundages are described for payment at the money order office. The document lists various value and poundage pairs, but the text is garbled. It references charges for different denominations and the method of payment, emphasizing the official rates and procedures.
The notice outlines money order charges for the United Kingdom with a rate of one pound for the first six shillings and thirty-two pence with a minimum nine pence. It specifies that charges are to be added as base costs.
Publication line shows printers or publishers with names John ee Bull and Sul Jase Nalorsty Garesar. The phrase records who printed and published the material.
The piece critiques the 4 wheat bounty vote in Federal Parliament tied to Lyons government concessions and Country Party figures. It cites Nock Thorby Cols and Latham pressuring MPs, notes a rising resentment in the city over American war debts, laments youth unemployment, and comments on cricket hero Stan McCabe amid national turmoil and labor party tensions.
Results of the Commercial Examination held at the Social Convent for Southern Cross College show scores for contestants including Elma Davies 46 Dover Street, Patrick Flood 43, Patrick Meady 85, Rudy Martin 7, Doris Stammers TH Gon Connolly 7, Sheila Hennessy 75, Joy Manning TS, Phyllis Burke 7, Mel Hennessy, Jack Llarriaou, Frank Stanley SH, and Dorothy Rawson 8A in Elementary and Gaade Dalele Stammmers 4 in Shorthand Elementary.
The article notes unemployed bus conductors rallying behind the Transport Minister Bruxner while Lang is blamed for flooding the job market. It claims Stevens' party policy would replace buses with ponds revenue, as ex-employers lobby during the election. Government denies bus restoration promises, citing tram revenue as a rationale.
The Lyons government announced 2 million pounds for wheatgrowers and 9.5 million for other primary producers. Wheat funds go to states for distribution to reduce production and transport costs. payments differ by state. Other producers receive 18/ a ton for artificial manure used in 1933 34, paid through governments.
A Governor F C Fiddle sermon-like note urges disciplined planning and action. It promotes the Commonwealth Savings Bank of Australia as a free, always available savings vehicle that pays interest aligned with personal resolve. The piece stresses thinking, planning, and prudent money management for men and women alike.
A historic Bank of New South Wales tale recalls 1817 origins in Macquarie Place and a crisis when only £29 remained in cash. Governor Darling clashes with directors, Terence Murray, and John Black amid muttered bravado, cashbooks printed in the manager’s wife’s care, and a resolve to restore public confidence.
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