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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 10, 1925
Page
2
A large iron safe, formerly used by the Boppy Gold Mining Company, is available for delivery at Car Coar. Interested parties should apply at the Chronicle Office.
Under instructions from Mr A H Hole Carcoar leaving the district a large quantity of furniture and kitchen requisites will be sold by auction at 3 pm sharp Eve as my depot all articles in first class order buyers urged to attend the sale W Brady Auctioneer
Woolgrowers meeting will be held at the School of Arts in Carcoar at 2 30 pm. Delegates from local associations are expected to attend and discuss wool production issues and industry matters.
Church of England second Sunday Carcoat 8 am Mindurame 4 pm and 6 40 pm Arthur Mills Rector Second Sunday now Now Ne 4 pm Carcoat 7 pm Rev A Faulkner Methodist second Sunday Blayney 8 am Sagea ment King s Plains 4 pm Blayney 7 30 pm Catholic Parish Cowra Rev D O Kenned y P P Rev T Wisely B A Woodstork Maas on second Sunday Mas on Holy Day Masses and weekday services at 7 am Hosery eats and Tenedie tion Dorby Fella Maoss on second Sunday Koenig sermon and benediction of 4 py
Mr A H Hole manager of the Commercial Bank at Carcoar for 65 years will bid goodbye in about ten days. He is placed on relieving staff for Sydney and suburbs. Mr Welch to succeed him. Hole's departure saddens Carcoar. he was a solid bank officer and true townsman.
Officials say the delay to the Port Kembla works stems from Hoskins refusal to allow the proposed Erage county railway to proceed. They argue the Port Kowbla steel works require full capacity and ore from Carcoar would be prioritized. Lithgow remains dependent on Port Kembla for iron ore and steel production.
Canon Howell, former priest at St. Nicholas North Goulburn, escaped serious injury when his car overturned after colliding with a culvert near Brendallini. He endured injuries and remained at the scene before being taken to a nearby place for further care.
District news notes a Markian celebration on Saturday at Phare Gotta with Mr dian Ward as guest speaker. A local gathering planned for Reid's Flat on Sunday amid reports of a lively event and mentions of Sam Olivera and college connections.
Local society items report on residents of Garland including Mr FB Lenleatoe planning improvements at Heowhill estate and Mrs Daploe Barke returning home after a holiday. Annie Dvathal canthedieth shows illness requiring surgery while Min Ro Len heater and others in the district pursue racing and social visits amid community chatter.
A Syd ney jerrspane reports ear l wind er and careoarnaes items copied from the Chronicle and the Bathorat correspondent notes pirated news from that paper. Rainfall totals for the week are listed with daily figures and local totals.
Excursion tickets or single fare for a double journey offered from Carcoar to Sydney by train leaving Carcoar at 5:44 pm on Friday July 17. Tickets usable for return within one calendar month from issue, with a coupon required at station or intermediate station. Coupon must be presented within the stated availability period. tickets not valid without coupon. Further times and details available at the station from Secretary W. L Morris.
Carcoar wool growers pushed to the fore at Sydney sheep sales with high price rams. The late William Officer estate bought the top ram from Austin Co’s Wangati stud for 1600 guineas. R J Fagan paid 650 guineas for a Haddon Rig ram, to join his Cathandee stud. Whitney Pastoral Co. bought three rams for 300 guineas and two more for high sums. A W Whitney sold 71 rams for £320 15s 6d, with nineteen at 5 guineas, five at 4 guineas, and forty seven at 4 guineas each.
Carcoar hosts two games with Cowra All Blacks visiting for the Clark and Stammers Cup tight between Carcoar and Cowra. Match halted late after spectator dispute with 6 3 Carcoar lead. Mandurama Reds visit next Sunday for cup clash at 3 pm. curtain-raiser at 1 30 pm features Carcoar seconds versus Mandurama Lyndhurst seconds.
Winchcombe Carson Ltd reported Sydney rabbit skin sales totaling about 4 tons. First pelts, winters and incoming values rose to 7d per lb, while some third party rates fell. Foxskins were in strong demand with best sorts at 20s each. Medium to good hireskins sold from 7d to 16s 5d per dozen.
Health advisory notes that hurried meals worsen digestive pain and recommends United Magnesia as a pure remedy to normalize digestion. The pamphlet promotes convenient powder and tablet forms and urges readers to obtain a package today for relief.
Hospital committees meet Monday night and list ten cases for hearing by the Police Magistrate at Carcoar next Wednesday. Three informations will be heard in the Children's Court. Public notices promise vigilance and advancement amid troubled times.
A wedding at the Guiging Methodist Church united Miss Florence Graham daughter of Mr and Mrs G Graham Tallawang with Mr Lyle T H Southwell son of Mr and Mrs M Southwell Werajel Carcoar The ceremony was conducted by Rev H Shelton G A The bride wore cashmere despire with silver beads and a tulle veil Miss May Graham acted as bridesmaid Best man was Mr Clarence Southwell A reception followed and the couple departed for Sydney for a honeymoon Their future home will be Dennyleymine Merrygoen.
Warning to wool men in Australia notes London wool sales this week saw price rises of four to five per cent. It says Australian growers acted to stabilise the market, preventing sharper declines, and cautions that prices may fall again if brokers’ advice leads to inaction.
The Carcoar office reports a busy year with revenue totaling £ Ara 486/rg/g. Land payments brought in £ Areao2/13/7, justice £ Aar7/4/3, and mines £600/6. Records show 147 applications, 195 transfers, 474 payments and 5,421 notations received, and 6,127 letters dispatched.
The Spots Ball will be held at the School of Arts on Weed Wednesday night and promises to be a standout social occasion after a long time. Novelty dances offering a small feature, with Grady's Jase Orchestra engaged for the entertainment. Organizers Mesars Cassidy Stam mers and others are working hard to ensure a huge success.
Local agent T G Stammers reports a large consignment of fat bullocks from Carcoar and Hillton sold at Orange. Prices ranged to 17/16 for a fine head, average weights around 4 14 to 6, with a wether track bringing 46/4 and averaging 4g4/-. Crossbred limbs averaged 48/7, sold by Farmers and Graziers at Fleming ton. The market is described as a district record for the season.
Judge M E Sturtevant of Somerville speaks in Poston on the 1429 conscripts and Prohibition offenders. He notes jails jammed with many convicts, calls for releases to make room, and warns crime is rising with court cases soaring in five years. He cites age groups under 24 among the recent offenders.
Wardsman Mr G Smith of the Cal Hospital faced a curious mishap when a wild dog charged into a rabbiting scene. The dog fell under the thrown bushes, but the owner, aided by a trap, brought the dog to the surface and rescue succeeded.
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