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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 19, 1932
Page
2
A wife who financed her husband’s crop failed to win a wheat claim. The husband granted a warrant, and last year the wheat was sold to Douglass acting for Bunge Ltd at 3d per bushel. Settlement details follow.
Tasmanian papers celebrate Nash's success in the Test Match with praise deeming him a fashionable hero. The Chroncile hints at local sanitation debates after a depot fine in Manduranmna Lyndhurat while Blayney Hospital sewage issues surface from slug blockage. Smith's Weekly notes a key hay stack measure and weight. Sunday Sun discusses wage tax concerns and a looming caucus worry.
A summary of local items includes a post office notice dated Wednesday 2 with a total of 86 monthly points. An upcoming clearance sale is planned at Lookly six miles from Burraga on the 27th inst featuring land of 806 acres freehold with fixtures and farming gear offered. auctioneers are Messrs F J Wilds and H Reynolds. Police court reports note fines for indecent behavior and insulting words, with penalties set. Caves near Orange draw tourism interest, compares to Jenolan, and calls for opening them for visitors. Church and school fund dances are scheduled at Burnt Yards and Carrootar School of Arts, with events on the 26th inst and the following Saturday.
Arrangements proceed for a premier district show with Blayney rejoining the Western Show Group and hopes high for unity among local interests. Governor Sir Philip Game to open the Jubilee Show on March ... Lady Game to visit uncertain. Cattle exhibits provisioned with paddock space at Athol and Garlick properties, committee silent after motion approving care arrangements for the late Mr George Death. Secretary Harry Wilson drives preparations with tireless effort.
Readers of the Valued journal are urged to credit William Tolater for the "Junction Reefs Gold Field" piece in the 12th issue. Sir-Many subscribers note Mr Forster’s role as chair of the Select Committee on mining and praise his efforts to inform constituents and revive mining activity, foreseeing improved prospects for Junction Reels and similar ventures.
The article argues that biblical prophecy foretells a harvest of war as Eastern powers stir. It chronicles Japan's rise from forced trade in 1853 1854, Japan and Russia competition over China, Manchuria, and Korea, and Chinese resistance. It warns Australia of rising tensions and predicts further discussion on Revelation 16 12 next week.
Cricket match reports Wimbledon side held firm despite economic limits and a cautious Hazelwood challenge. Hazelwood appeal over a Wimbledon first grade player sparks controversy as both teams push for the Neville Cup custody amid tight, tense play and spirited local support.
Gallymont has recorded 78 points of rain since January, the dam now quiet aside from an occasional blackberry picker who takes a surprising dip. Mandurama and Gallymont schoolboys played cricket last Saturday, Mandurama winning. Demand for blackberries rises as jam shortages bite. Education Department plans 20 improvements to school buildings soon.
On the twelfth met at a sony one old Nyves in Blayney district died Mr Corn Death aged 19 a Methodist Church member. Death occurred at Waverley on the Sth inet Josephine youngest daughter of the late Michael and Maris Comans and sister of Mr J Goninon Wanderers. The Dubbo Hospital will receive £4000 from the late Mrs Catherine Roth.
Hazelwood hosted Lyndhurst in a lively fixture that produced a record total of 67 runs. J Walker scored 6, while Mugeleton Pound and E Neil added 56 and 44 as Hazelwood and Neville Cup tensions dominated ahead of next Sunday’s rematch and Wimbledon dispute over a player eligibility.
Woodstock edged Blayney by 1 run in a muddy Sunday match. Kilburne again struggled as opener while keeping. he conceded 30 byes as Woodstock’s bowlers, led by A Gold with 0 wickets from 12 overs, produced a tight effort. Jackson, Hunt, Gray and Spargo featured in the lower totals amid variable fielding and batting slips.
Readable scraps show Woodstock seconds losing 67 at Wryangala with a return match set for Sunday Next 529. The column bundles local notes about Archdeacon Lampard resigning from St Marks Casino after eight years, Queensland's insolvency talk, hospital subsidy issues, and an upcoming eclipse observance. Key figures include Archdeacon Edward Lampard, Premier Moore, and hospital authorities. The report weaves sport, politics, and public notices into a single page snippet.
At Frogmore Police Court on the sixth instant before Mr M E Soane P M the cases included Clyde Wilson bound over for 12 months for insulting words with 20 pounds surety or one month imprisonment, John Mitchell versus Hector Bond over a dray, case nettled out of court, Frank Malone convicted for failure to transfer a motor car registration within seven days with fines and costs, and in Small Debts Court J Grinsberg versus G Petty goods supplied 4 December 1891 with a jurisdiction challenge upheld and case dismissed.
A latest health report notes a slight improvement in Mrs J Brady. Her circle of friends expresses happiness and urges attendance at a dance tomorrow night to support the School of Arts.
Bloomfield defeated Wilson with Cobbe and Neil contributing as Muggleton and McNamara took key wickets. The innings saw D Davies, O’Connor, and Toshecka top the scorecard. detailed figures include Cobbo, Nello, and McNamara taking multiple wickets amid a jumble of incomplete names and erratic OCR marks.
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