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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 02, 1920
Page
1
250 reward. Notice states KEWANU will be paid for information leading to convicting any person tampering with flood gates wire netting fences at Coombing Park Pastures. The Pastures Protection Act imposes imprisonment up to six months or a fine up to £100, or both, for such tampering.
Rawdon Hopkins of Errowanbang warns that after a specified date all stray stock will be impounded and further trespassers will face proceedings. Paddock gates are locked except on main roads and cutting wire from fences will be prosecuted. April 1 1920.
Mr Dave Reed announces the acquisition of the business formerly run by Mr Cam Reed. Mrs Reed’s indisposition forces relinquishment of the Carcoar Agency. All inquiries should be directed to the Carcoar Console Office, phone 23 Carcoar or Go Blayney for details.
A fragmented catalog notes a wide range of flowering bulbs and seeds for immediate planting. It lists Gladiolus varieties, Dianthus, Delphinium, Pansey, Carnation, Delphinioy, and other named strains with prices and quantities, indicating a broad assortment and emphasis on color varieties, including blues, whites, pinks, and mixed packets.
J. A. Dransfield and Co report a full growery in West Maitland with seed supply and sales activity. The notice highlights the firm as seed specialists and supplier to local growers, indicating robust trade in the region.
A British journalist remarks on deep similarities among English speakers, praising Australian openness to outdoor life at Hampton Court style resorts. He notes journalists as interpreters of public opinion, stresses the Empire’s unity, and envisions Australia as a frontier for new developments beyond reshaping existing structures.
An Australian report notes Mr. G. D. Bassett of Old Anglesey Forbes recon travelled to Canowindra Manduries on Lieutenant Bartletts aeroplane. He inspected and purchased a large line of sheep during the flight, marking a notable instance of aerial purchase activity in the country.
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