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Newspaper

Carcoar Chronicle

Location

Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jul 21, 1933

Page

2

Sulphide Gold Mine Expands Operations at Junction Beets

Mining news reports proceed with new plant machinery at the Sulphide Gold Mine in Junction Beets and a plan for double shifts to run this weekend. Rumors mention Brown's Creek spring work on a larger scale while 248 ounces of retorted gold valued at £1750 have been dispatched to Sydney under police escort from the Bismarck mine at Lucknow, boosting recent output to 760 ounces. Ten additional workers lift total at the mine to 29, with about 50 men now employed at Lucknow Geld.

Junction Beets Sydney Bismarck Locknow

Carcoar Football Club hosts knockout with Lyndhurst win

Carcoar Football Club staged a knockout event last Sunday with low visiting turnout. Lyndhurst beat Carcoar seconds 15 to 9 in ideal weather while Blayney and Carcoar firsts drew 0–0 after extra time, Lyndhurst edging Blayney 7–4 in the final.

Carooar Carcoar Carcoar Seconds Lyndhurst Alayney Garcoar Neville MacGrath Teshack Barnes Cardwell McGrath Cargoar K. Furper Carooar First Blayney Cede Howarth Careoar Furner

Hospital Subscriptions Listing Corrections

Since last week's published list of subscriptions, the following women have been handed in Mrs Boor Mrs Cargill plus BR Elliott and others. The prior list included Mr A F Cobb by mistake. it should read Mr A S B Cobb.

BR. J. Elliott Boor Cargill A. F. Cobb B. Cobb

Donations Recorded For The Month By Secretary Stamers

A list of donations received during the month is supplied by secretary Mr L J Stamers. Contributions include Mra Whitney bullock six shillings sixteen pence, Mandurama OWA two lots six pounds sixteen pence, Neville OWA three pounds, Mandurama Ladies Cricket Club two lots nine shillings five pence, Lyndhurst Ladies Cricket Club three pounds four shillings nine pence, A Hordern and Bon one pound one shilling, K J Molloy one pound, Commercial Banking Company Sydney two shillings three pence, Mrs Palmer five shillings, G Cardwell ten shillings, G W Rowlands nine shillings two pence, B J Fagan one shilling one pence, WD H Villa one shilling one pence, Tooth and Co nine shillings three pence, Bank of New South Wales two shillings two pence.

L. J. Stammers Whitney Bullock Mandurama O.W.A Neville O W

Charity Dance At Gallymont To Aid Carcoar Hospital

Aeuchre party and dance at Gallymont on August 1 to aid Carcoar District Hospital with prizes and O Briens orchestra providing music. Also a Mandurama cricket club dance planned next Friday and an annual ball setup at Mandurama School of Arts.

Carcoar District Gallymont O'Brien Mandurama Indian Cricket Club Mandurama Bchoo of Arts

North Coast Showers and unsettled conditions on the way

Today forecasts show scattered showers on the North Coast with generally fine conditions elsewhere. Cold nights, fog in the eastern half, and a front moving in from the west will bring rain developing. Winds favor east to southerly along the coast but turning northerly inland as unsettled weather arrives.

Buckley Auction House Winter Sale Announcement

A concise notice from A. H. Buckley advertising a winter sale. The firm invites customers to visit and inspect bargains, promising that the sale will move goods out promptly and that reading the announcement will pay the shopper.

A. H. Buckley

Railway Staff Changes And Local News From Molong

A list of railway staff reassignments is released by the District Superintendent detailing transfers and new postings across multiple towns including Grenfell Eskbank South Grafton and Woodstock. The Molong Expre ss changes hands from the Leatham family to W P Stanger with Charles Leatham remaining in charge. In Trundle a police court case resulted in two men found guilty of stealing 308 rabbit skins with sentences of hard labor imposed, one suspended under the First Offenders Act.

W. A. Cliff M. Yeoval Grenfell L. B. Grice Srd Eskbank O.T.M W. E H. Sutton South Grafton Bird D.S.O Wooward Porter N.O. Capertee B. Heaney Bakbank Wallerawang Ben Bullen Porter Woodstock Cruikshank Leadville 1St PLC Newnes Junction P. F. Phelan B. J. Sanderson Porter Cowra Porter, Blackheath OC D. Hamment Porter, Blackheath Leathem Molang W. P. Stanger Charles Lesthem Befors Express Molong Stanger Trundle Messrs F. C. Cornett F. V. Heesman J.s.p Lase Week Thomas Hayes Charles Alfred Will. Jame William Ensor Fifield J. Burke Hayes Bathurst Wiliates

Orchard Cup Third Shoot Delayed by Weather

The third and final shoot in the Orchard Cup was held Saturday after Wednesday’s washout. Captain leads the field though E Boye can overtake with a strong Wednesday score. J Smith Jr scored 48 of 60 at 600 yards amid showers. clubs rally for the John Fagan Memorial trophy presenting the Hongom Cup.

E. Boye J. Smith Jnr Jim Ted John Fagan

Lyndhurst Golf Club Holds Enjoyable Members Day Events

Lyndhurst Golf Club committee staged a varied programme for members on 16th. Winners included Miss P Cobb in the Morning Ladies Flag, P Rootes in Gent's Eclectic with 86, and Miss N Douglas in the Ladi es 18 hole handicap. Other top scores featured J Gannon, E Buddull, H Hill and W H Hill with notable rounds by Jack Gannon and F Fuller. The report notes 20 men and 10 ladies competed and mentions poor crop losses from cold weather.

Lyndhurst Golf Club Jor P. Cobb H. Hill Gent P. Rootes F. Fuller EB. T. T. Rootes A. Pirie E. Bailie J. Gannon Ladie N. Douglas Bowen Jack Gannon W. H. Hill G.bunting T. T. "Rootes

Warden's Court Updates and Local News

Warden grants mining applications to Breers, Mol Marshall, and Chambers withdrew Harris and Bparks. Bulphide Gold Coy gets six month labor suspension to safeguard leases. O.W.A. exhibition schedules and typographical corrections noted. Weather records show Mount’s white coat and rainfall. Community notices include a job vacancy at the local telephone exchange and Maurice Melville’s serious illness. Donations of blankets to the District Hospital praised. Poems of bees and wisdom referenced with Woods Great Peppermint Cure mentioned.

W. 5 Bromhead Purpone J. Breers D. Mol Marshall W. Brayins R. H. Chambers P. ¥. Harris Bparks Bulphide Gold Coy Hecesveral Leasen

Car soar Hoskay Club defeated Millthorpe girls 5 0

On Saturday afternoon the Car soar Hoskay Club visited Millthorpe to play the local girls and were de famted by five goals to nil. The Captain of the Lyndhurst Rifle Club was the winner of the Or chard Cup, 8. Dwyerod. and BE Boys 8rd. Good luck to tha Captain.

Lyndhurst Woodstock Carsoar Hoskay Club Millthorpe Lyndhurst Rifle Club Dwyerod

Mrs Mary Jane Nicholls Millthorpe Pioneer Passes Away

Early hours in Millthorpe see the death of Mrs Mary Jane Nicholls aged six years eight months born in England and resident here for 78 years. She settled at Lower Forest 60 years ago and aided churches and charities. Survived by two daughters and two sons, burial in Millthorpe Methodist cemetery.

Millsthorpe Ors.n Mary Jane Nicholls England Australia Millthorpe Lower Forest Richard Nichols A. J. Nichols Rocky Glen Lower Forrest R. H. Micholis H. E. Wass Spring Hill John Adamson Michie Street Egmore Victoria

Sale of Neithdale Estate Sealed at Public Auction

On Saturday last auctioneer W J Brady closed the sale of Neithdale, one of the oldest gle stations in the district, originally taken up by Leslie MacFawn over five years ago. Landowner Michael Molloy purchased the property, signaling continued faith in the district. The sale included over 400 sheep, 30 cattle, farming machinery and furniture.

W.J. Brady Neithdale Leslie MacFawn Michael Molloy

Orange Sales Report Brisk Cattle and Sheep Trade

Orange Sales and Messrs Leeds Bros report a brisk cattle market with higher prices for good quality butchers lings. Bulls to £11 1s, cows to £3 6s, vealers to £6 11s, store cattle and heifers to £8 16s and £3 11s. Sheep show strong bids for wethers and ewes, with prices ranging from 12s 7d to 29s 10d and various classes varying by quality.

Leeds Bros

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