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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 05, 1926
Page
1
Fragmented market notes indicate fluctuating wool values and freight rates across regions. Reports mention price ranges from 28 to 70, with heavy packing costs and bans affecting shipments. Observers cite country markets and a looming shift as prices hinge on transport policies and demand signals.
A reward is offered for information leading to the capture of the thief. The notice mentions the reward amount, the suspect’s alias or initials, and contact details for reporting. The wording implies a local page notice seeking assistance from the public. The message emphasizes urgency and discretion.
The Lachlan Shire council debates gate and permit standards for road works and fence controls. Public notices discuss rates on freehold properties and ministerial levies, with projections that the 1d rate may vanish as parma schemes roll out and 2d rates rise in some shires.
The article notes rapid industrial expansion in Geelong and other Australian centers, with migration from Britain to the Commonwealth. It discusses a Friday meeting where the ALP president clarifies that parties cannot join broad associations that run candidates, warning that ALP membership could be automatically annulled for those involved.
New South Wales data show motor car imports totaling £24,101,488 for 1925 with 26,273 units. United States supplied £7,205,147 worth, Canada £1,290,503, United Kingdom £22,114,185, and other countries £3,350. The 1924-25 total rose about £1,000,000 above 1923-24.
A historical report notes injuries from a trapeze accident at the Troval Hotel in Burraga on a Wednesday night. Afr Bot Stentor, proprietor, suffered a compound fracture of an ankle. Busby, en route from Linthurat, also had an ankle broken in three places.
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