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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 14, 1936
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR lists names such as G Manning and others linked to Carcoar stores. It mentions various odd items, bands or products, and partial phrases about clerks, places, and transactions, but the text is garbled and lacks a cohesive narrative or clear events.
Graziers Association of Carcoar district schedules its annual meeting with nominees and officials to review veterinary, breeding, and market matters. Members and committee records reflect routine proceedings and forthcoming elections.
FPWR announces its annual meeting will be held on a Tuesday evening. Attendees are requested to ensure presence and bring relevant documents. The event aims to review year activities and plan the upcoming period.
Community notes report Dr S Cook treating a patient at Shira meat and a local man recovering at home after a jarring accident injuring a tendon in his right hand. Congr egational meeting plans at Macdurama Church and loyalty rally for King Edward tied to Lynhurst Rifle Club activities. Marriage notice for Selwyn King and Teabhel Sel. wedding in Mata Linda with a plum dress and red vase bouquet.
The Lyndhurst Shire Council held its monthly meeting to discuss road and water works. Officials reviewed council responsibilities, funding, and proposed improvements including highway spacing and drainage while noting prior grants and upcoming contracts.
The Ul Latading rifle club hosted a Tuesday range event with notable performances by Vaeudewn and Twig. Scores ranged across divisions, with Stan Dwyer and Roy Nowland claiming multiple trophies including the J. Fagan Memorial and Rothery Cup. Captain led a closing national anthem.
Market reports describe Thursday sale activity with lambs in the majority and mixed quality, noting high demand for prime quality and softer demand for mid quality. References to old residents and a manager change at an iron facility appear in the fragmented text.
Minutes reveal debate over installing an X ray unit at Carcoar District Hospital. The Hospital Board considered funding, private patient policy, and staffing, with a motion to consult the Hospitals Commission on installation and costs. A letter from the Chief Secretary notes charitable concessions and ongoing hospital training discussions.
An OCR fragment repeats the slogan About an Airzone radio set, with ambiguous wording and a stray phrase about a boy. The readable portion hints at a promotional line but lacks clear event or context. No dates, places, or names are established in the text.
District News notes a Baby Show set for Saturday afternoon with varied events and attractive trophies. A social for Presbyterian Church funds Friday night drew Blyney Snowball Club members. Mrs H Musgrave won the “creaute hune.” Local cricketers visited Forest Reefs last Sunday, rain affected play. Rumue scored 77 with 13 sundries while Forest Reefs made 6 for 56 amid 8 sundries. Red Rose Cafe fundraiser for Catholic Church saw proceeds split between Mrs Smith and Mrs M Burke. Willard and Pronpet won the gent’s prize, contractors progress on the new church red wire bar building.
Mr A. A. Tonbing M.L.A. will visit Lyndhurst on Saturday the 22nd to meet electors. Sympathy goes to Mr Gane whose mother died recently at Cowen. Tennis gains popularity, and dances are planned to help raise funds for the action courts.
Visitors from all parts of the district attended a Presbyterian social at Craigles the home of Mr and Mrs Alex McKenzie on Saturday. About 100 guests enjoyed dancing euchre and other card games until midnight with supper served around 11 p.m.
Me Ko J. Fagan of Snony tide in Mandurarme battled rough seas to land his first swordfish last Friday weighing 300 pounds. While many top fishermen abandoned the harbor due to stormy weather, Fagan persisted and achieved the notable catch.
Mesiis Leeds Bros Ltd and others reported on weekly sales at Grange Sale yards last Wednesday. Quotations ranged for cattle and store stock with prices given for bullocks cows heifers and sheep Yard figures show varied prices, with older stock and store cattle among the offerings.
garcon statement notes transfer of Ligaduret real estate to John Green of Garland, price paid and parcel details appear garbled but indicate conveyance. Also mentions multiple names and a separate entry about someone else's front heir holiday and a doorway project with Mr. Ashaird's portion, uncertain details and dates.
A veiled note outlines a committee setup for Banter Monday with positions for Provident secretary and managing member Konoban and Braataeri with authority to draft and adjust a program. The fragment hints at a formal arrangement to field operations and oversee logistics.
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