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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 28, 1922
Page
2
The notice lists agents authorized to handle Homebush sales including sheep vans and cattle tracks, plus stocking of portable and stationary engines. It names Geo. E. Fortescos and Sons, Ltd., Poison Carta and Fire Fighters among associated agencies.
Church notices list services at Carcoar Mandurama Gallymont Anchor Mills Newbridge Moorisda Rowan Cartonic PResny Taniay Lyndhurst Blayney Neville with times and ministers Rev S R Robbins T C Hipp and others. locations include Carcoar Mandurama Lyndhurst Neville May include discrepancies in OCR.
The Carcoan Chronicle reports sheep numbers fell at Home bush auctions with only 13,000 head offered, lifting prices by 1 shilling to a shilling and sixpence. Prospects suggest tighter penning and rising sale values aided by good rains across the state. The article also notes a large capital reduction at Bawra Wool Company and upcoming wheat payments, plus the registration of The Sele Pastoral Co., Ltd. by Kate Annia Glasson and associates for grazing, lands, and related properties near Woodstock NSW.
Mandurama and Orange Waratahs played a hard punchy match with frequent scrums and late tries. The crowd watched a closely contested game with Mandurama securing a decisive win through key plays by Burke Nicholls and Taplin amid disputed refereeing moments and a rowdy supporters scene.
The Carcoar Rifle Club completed its trophy shooting last Saturday with Megers A, R. Williame rst, E. E. Sullings and A. H. Holeard as prize winners. Sullings took best aggregate. A long report cites Mandurama goals, a forthcoming annual meeting of Tah Ferns Orange, and a busy schedule at the Carcoar School of Arts.
Fragmentary lines speak of mourning and memory as a family lays a loved one to rest. The text invokes grief, distance, and distant friends, hinting at a year of separation and sorrow.
In Memoriam for Lividge who departed this July 13 1921 aged 36 years. Though love and memory endure, the family inserts this note of affection from the bereaved spouse and friends.
Mr W W Judd appointed postal receiving officer at Brown's Creek in place of Mr Farr. Mr T J Leabeater of Lyndhurst confined to bed with pleurisy but improving with medical care. D W Lite Smith of Blayney appears among successful candidates in the Commonwealth Institute of Accountants final examination. Mr Smith lived at Carcoar in youth. George McKey son of Constable McKey, once stationed at Carcoar, visited recently. he is with an insurance company and renewed old acquaintances. Police Sergeant J Walling of Carcoar promoted to sergeant with higher salary. congratulations.
Miss Elsie Waters daughter of Mr and Mrs Waters of Barry marries Haley son of Mr and Mrs Sid Guest of Barry at St James Church Barry with Edie Guest as bridesmaid and D Guest as best man Canon Harris of Blaydoge officiating. Newlywed couple to reside in Molong. Hart footballers lost 2 0 at Neville, sparking post match civil unrest and injuries.
Railway Commissioners authorize a new by law effective today for store stock moved under 100 miles to be charged the 100 mile rate with a 20 percent rebate if cheaper than the full truck rate. An old rule requiring three months’ unsold storage for refunds on consignments over three trucks is shortened to one month and refunds will be paid after one month pastured at the destination, with adjustments for consignments of any size.
A concise note describes Woods' Great Peppermint Cough Remedy. It highlights its use for coughs and colds and references a cover or packaging element. The item appears as an old advertisement snippet with product naming and health claims.
An ad prompted a gathering of Carcoar ladies to discuss a district hospital bazaar. Officers were elected with Mrs Rowlands as president and Mrs A Mills as secretary. The bazaar is set for September 29 and 30 with a clearing night on the following Monday. Stallholders were arranged for fancy, flower, sweets, refreshments, produce and more. next meeting scheduled for September 13. Mrs Muller served as secretary. raffle tickets to be printed at the Chronicle office.
Notice in the Government Gazette promises £1000 to the first finder of a new mineral field within 16 miles of a current payable mine. The finder must notify the Minister for Mines within three months, prove 250 miners employed within 5 miles for 3 months within 24 months, and only one reward is paid per discovery. The minister decides disputes regarding the reward. The Carcour Rifle Club annual meeting is at Mr Higga's room Monday at 8 p.m.
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