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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 11, 1901
Page
3
The latest wires report a flood of notices and rumors including Adslaidore property actions, taxation references, and parliamentary mentions. Officials discuss bridge needs at Rahbur, local sales, and forthcoming events as public interest remains high.
Mr Waddell again interviewed for Works on Thu May 03. Timber and tram line works proceed toward the bridge over Coombing Creek. Auction of the mill site tied to the project. Mr O Sullivan cautions start may slip to May, with construction costs estimated under £500.
A detailed wedding report describes the ceremony of Mr FG Birrell and Miss Rono Hirata at Pauls Church in Ganon Shodan with bridesmaids in white. The reception followed at the couple’s residence, gifts listed include household items, cups, cloth, and a milk jug among many offerings to the newlyweds.
The article notes a repair project at Wood’s Flat with a battery and dam construction by local party members, and a derailment incident after a coupler failure. It records two weddings, John Vane with Mina S. Sykoa officiated by Rev E Lethbridge, and Sir D Reid with Mian I R Ogle at Wall Church, plus talk of more marriages and business changes including F A Baath’s departure and W H Wardsworth taking over.
Carcoar Municipal Council announces a meeting to nominate Auditors for a 12 month term. Members present include Nora and Dar of Penins, with voting on Saturday. All candidates must file by a set deadline and fees paid to the council clerk.
The holidays passed quietly with lads returning to old year and welcoming new. Harvests are light due to wintry weather making crops generally unworthy. The cricket match on Mr Nowell's course between Dwyer's Brownia and Nowell's Spot ended with a narrow win for Brownia by half a head. Influenza in the area causes several illnesses.
An excerpt titled Anthony Hordern's For Everything presents a cataloged array of goods and services, with scattered names and phrases. The readable fragment hints at a shop or catalog entry, noting a diverse range of items and potential prices, set in a vintage promotional style.
A fragment notes a missing Australian homie amidst lush surroundings with a cryptic identifier SPOT 0482. No clear names, dates, or locations are provided, leaving ambiguity about the subject and context. The line reads as a puzzling OCR fragment needing fuller details to verify.
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