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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 19, 1926
Page
5
A fragmented account of a Lyndhurst trots event highlights a Cup Handicap as the main feature with horses, riders, judges, and officials named in a crowded field. The report notes strong backing, competitive pacing, and spectator interest amid gusting wind affecting the track conditions.
A fragment recalls an evening dinner with secretary SSAC TC and Mr Kil ull, at Mr Davies ruin Thure, a gathering between WW and 49 attendees. The account hints at a spent time and honest tone during the event.
Fragmented text outlines recon structuring proposals for the Country Party in Victoria and other states. Mentions Federal Treasurer Dr Earle Maye as a leader, talks of a national affiliation, and calls for inquiries into the party’s future and culling of memberships. The piece references conferences and broader talks on party organization and alignment.
A string of wedding notices from various churches and towns recounts marriages in a distantly reported, flowing style. Notable names include Mrs Warren and Mr Warren of Venanigi, Miss Chari Maw, and Mr Charles Juv eph, with ceremony locations spanning Tasmanian churches and Sydney. The record notes the religious rites performed by local clergy and the customary nuptial details such as rings, dowries, and home addresses, all framed as a sequence of society notices.
A garbled text fragment discusses getting married to prove something about Tea and a date. It mentions plans to attend a venue and the possibility of delaying or altering arrangements if not completed. The legibility is too poor to extract a clear event or names.
At its last quarterly meeting Weld We Blayney presided by Rev Py He Curtis. A credit balance of £ YN/71 was reported by the oil film award Mr A He Winter. The balance stemmed from church work including electric light installation at the Parsonage and furniture purchases for the shoe place. The note urges continued prayer, simple living, and Christlike service to build a sound, healthy church in prosperity and effort.
A fragmented court record reveals a long unsolved case involving the Mallow family. The document hints at years of unspecified activity and a claimant lineage, with murky references to a person connected to the Gaon. Further readable details remain obscure.
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