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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 17, 1925
Page
4
Large iron safe formerly used by the Boy Copper Gold Mining Co. Delivery arranged through the Chronicle Office. Apply at the Chronicle Office for details and delivery arrangements.
Sunday services listed for Rumam Catholic Parish Cowra and surrounding areas include Mass at 11 am and 7 pm, parish clergy Rev O Keel, D O Kennedy, Rev T Wisely, and Rev A Faulkner. Catholic, Presbyterian, and Methodist services grouped with weekday Mass times and Holy Day obligations noted for several towns. dates and exact venues vary by church and week.
In loving memory of our dear brother Harry Cheser who departed this life July tenth. Gene but not forgotten. Three long years have passed since we last saw you, brother dear. Time cannot change our love nor the hope we shall meet again in Heaven. From loving brothers aged
Under instructions from Mr A H Hole who is leaving the district a large quantity of furniture and kitchen requisites will be sold by auction at Eve Al My Depot at 3 pm sharp. All articles are in first class order and buyers are requested to attend.
Public auction to sell household furniture including drawing room suite piano cedar tables sideboard dining room furniture bedroom suites beds wardrobes and kitchen items. Sale run by Mr T Shanahan at Victoria Hotel Carcoar on Saturday July 25 starting at 1 pm with linoleum carpets pictures frames and a full set of Diamond tools among items catalogued.
The district hospital held its usual committees meeting with W V Shaughnessy chairing. Reports show patient counts, finances, and donations. a resignation from Matron Poynter effective August 4 is accepted with regret. The Visiting Committee urged repairs including drainage and road works. bazaar dates set for October 3 and 4 with Rothery as Bazaar President and Shaughnessy as Vice President.
The piece details a market crisis as wool prices collapse up to forty percent after UK and Australian traders promote lower costs. Growers, alarmed by loss of profits, urge united action to counter manipulation by wool brokers and downturns. Australia halts sales, intensifying calls for coordinated measures. The press debate questions bias and the role of national papers in reporting on the crisis.
The piece discusses proposed compulsory wheat pools, political party stances, and hopes for backing to protect co operatives. It cites federal Treasurer Dr Page and warns NSW growers about forward selling amid global wheat tensions, rumors from Russia, and US market influence. Predictions suggest prices in Australia may reach 6 to 6/ per bushel next November.
Garland residents Mr. W. Smith and family are spending a pleasant holiday in the metropolis and plan to attend American Fleet festivities. The Lyndhurst property sale of Tattersall's and Eadies Hall was won by William Toshack of Garland. Ongoing mint issues have halted chaffcutter work, while James Toshack of Woodlands is noted. Garland progresses in property improvements promising future profit. KR Hardman of Lyndhurst earns praise for a modern slaughter yard, described as among the best in the western district and worthy of inspection.
Brown's Creek notes wheat crops and improving health as Mr. E. A. Baker recovers in Tullamore. Mrs. Sloan of Maitland, mother of the school teacher, dies. Creek footballers have not turned up recently but the team has performed well and aims to win the cup. Tennis remains popular with many young players showing progress.
An elderly man named Michael Flanagan wandered from Cadia Tuesday. Police tracked his boots and bootsless, hatless, to Oakey Creek fifteen miles from Carcoar. Constable Thomson helped, residents aided with a watch, and he is now under medical observation in Carconi.
Whitney Pastoral Co purchases a 300 guinea Hoonooke ram at Sydney ram sales and lands it at Coombing Park. Soon another Boonooke bred ram will join the Coombing Park stud. Purchases for Claverton property in the Cunnumulla district also noted, with prices higher than 300 guineas.
Frank Burge praises Ron Regan of Carcoar as one of the best hooks in N S W The Carcoar community is urged to hear him. A furniture sale at the Victoria Hotel Carcoar announces contents in first close order for absolute sale. Hospital benefit by Ms M bamgarten screens the film Peg My Heart Monday night. Woolgrowers meet at 2 30 pm tomorrow at the School of Arts Carcoar to discuss the wool issue. A Sports dance last Wednesday drew praise and a successful juvenile dance followed with Brady's Orchestra providing music.
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