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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 22, 1933
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text shows mentions of Combai Kos and Comaback Mogarts with names Xara Leann Mitch Cow and Neville. Scattered phrases reference cattle, furniture, cooking, and a list-like mix of terms. Present readable entities are sparse and unclear.
Fragmentary OCR shows Christmas Day church notices with mentions of services at Manducins and Carcoar, plus scattered names and a deceased William Job ha foray of Oaklands. Obituary lines express grief and praise, with familial dedications and condolences from relatives.
The notice states that employees will receive a special holiday this week, with backup plans in place for staffing. Details remain unclear due to the garbled OCR text, but the intention is to grant a Friday holiday and arrange coverage for operations.
Town and District notices report district events and personnel changes. The text lists appointments, duties, and transfers across Bathurst, Carcoar, and surrounding areas, with mentions of public offices, licenses, and a Blayney Licensing Court decision. Includes renamed staff and local public notices.
A fragile OCR fragment hints at a clearing out sale organized by an unclear director. The text references someone named Mr Tarley and mentions milk, possibly an auction or sale at a local venue. Details are unreadable and names are uncertain.
The Munday sale saw 2471 cattle yarded from AU N.8.W. stock, with higher weights limited and prices uneven. Heavy bulls scarce, medium and light stock better represented. cows and heifers available. Sheep and lambs numbered 80,624 with supply meeting demand, quality similar to recent weeks, ewes and wethers common, lambs well represented.
Fragmentary report describes a bush fire incident where an ad hoc brigade struggled to respond. The text mentions Mando Nod Divniet and a sedated individual, with names like Mr AW Duras and Wj Hagan linked to officer elections. Details are jumbled but suggest coordination failures and potential leadership questions during the blaze.
A local business offers a 15 percent discount on all purchases until 10 pm on Christmas Eve. The message promotes Xmas requirements and wishes readers a merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year.
Fragmented report of a Hazelwood gathering featuring games for children, a Santa visit, and a hall program with choral performances and recitations. The day included prizes, decorations, fruit treats, and a local sociable atmosphere as families celebrated.
Mandurama players showed grit with Burgess top scoring 87 in a bright display, while Jian Toohey led Aarp with ten runs as Mandurama juniors lost to Hazelwood. Mandurama ladies beat Cowra 96 with V Bourke adding 30, and Cowra’s Mies Bourke led Mandurama. Edith Cahill family departs Hoyas Hotel after 16 years, welcoming Mr and Mrs Watura as new innkeepers. Roy Rowlands hospital stay noted with best wishes for recovery.
In a formal note dated January 13, 34, R Boothenam of Tend thanks members of the district board for assistance against the St John’s Wort outbreak. The letter notes perseverance, mentions a property adjacency, and references related property issues and approvals.
The Universal Talking management announces a special program for the Xmas holidays starting tonight in Vienna Morgan and May Robson star in a chain of events. Tomorrow Saturday night will feature After the Wall and a champagne reception with star performances. The program promotes up-to-date acts and includes a dramatic sequence and comedy, with a fresh slate of screenings across the holiday period.
The event featured a thoughtful program with Min May Honus delivering a speech and Mina Biya Ashog presenting a momento to Mina Brome. Children expressed thanks for guidance, the supper followed, and all joined hands to sing Auld Lang Syne ending a pleasant day.
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