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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 01, 1900
Page
2
Fragmentary notes from a New Zealand trading agency describe inquiry levels, wool grades, and prices with references to London rates and shipping, outlining a fluctuating market. The text mentions merino and crumbreds, buyer activity, and forthcoming competition results, but many details are distorted.
The report notes demand and varying prices for cattle and related stock items. Entries show bids and lots including terms like good demand, scarce quality, light work, and various lots with prices around 10 to 13.10 per unit, with mentions of specific buyers and goods such as crany, tool lines, and rangi from 13 to 10.
Fragmented passage shows Asaambly backing a deputation's object and mentions Be. Lyn’s reply and a debate over introducing a bill. The garbled text references a crowd, a legislative process, and colonial context with unclear dates or places.
A muddled report covers a Monday session of the School of Avta Prauont Cann Bhudlory Prowt sony Misa Puhr. Letters received and appointments discussed include potential calls to Mr. Mokitley and Mr. Davinon. The meeting moves to nominate Murare A. Packer for roles in the Cemetery, with by law 7 cited in debate.
Fragmented text references church services and individuals such as Janet Bunnar and Lynne Gowen. Mentions dates, times, and locations with unclear names and numbers, indicating a community church notices brief.
Fragmentary forecast text for Buront and Port Week ending June 1 with scattered temperatures. Mentions Max and Min readings, and days including Monday Tuesday Wednesday. Faint reference to forecast period and handling of weather in unclear local station wording.
An editor’s letter outlines a push to publish the Lachlan River water supply and power proposal linked to the Carcourt Laleland capital project. It notes concerns over contamination risks from River and dam infrastructure, cites MLA Mr Cotton as an authority, and calls for full official disclosure via the secretary.
Fragmentary OCR text listing various items and prices such as Manitou, Gil to Wd, Bollard, Forage, Latouras, Ruram, Grains, D.H. Wy prime, and Pilahinn. The readable fragments resemble a late period market or commodity index with mixed currencies and units, lacking coherent context or complete entries.
An OCR fragment shows garbled ad lineups with names like Laoan Byala and MacDERMOTT plus terms tollnitor ant Comminaivaar and Soliciory. The illegible text includes numbered icons and unclear agency references, offering little coherent information beyond scattered proper nouns.
The council approved multiple measures including a hall project, inspector's report, and zoning notes. Officials discuss by laws, city hall costs, and a proposed new building to serve the community, urging unity to fund and complete the hall.
Last Wednesday members waited on the region to eye the early in the gaming season the above Bull. The area of every county and the grand land was to see to thin valony. The Protchoy now bed to remove theroin without burdening the taxpayer. The vent would be in the other colony names. More. Members of this group.
A garbled transcription shows council discussions and notices touching farming, taxation and schedules. Mentions names like Ald and Clank, references to the Hamburg/Darwin context, and a proposed uniform charge of 3s on the German Han...
Proceedings of a local board meeting with unclear text discussing stock handling charges, animal branding, and canal policies. Names of officials and institutions are partly garbled, with references to Bent and Walgett areas and government circulars. The excerpt mentions proposals on stock rates and eradication questions, ending with a summary of concluded business.
Our correspondent reports the Mandurama crushing at Gallimont whist, to be completed this week and hailed as one of the best the Tributora have had. It is believed this may be their final crushing, with a likely retake of management of the nine by the Company.
Report notes Curcoar residents lauding the GDC produced play Our Boys and hoping it is staged in Manduranm so more people can see it. Weather woes hinder tennis practice for Blayney William Taylor junior at Lyndhurst Railway Station now Junior Porter at Foros with pay raise. Bitter cold and constant rain disrupt daily life. floods strand supplies to Burnt Yards and Flyer's Creek. residents demand bridge funding.
The Local Land Board for Cartour met at the Court House on 13th May at 10 am to review cases including conditional purchase extensions, withdrawals, preliminary investigations, and inquiries. Notable items involve extensions of time for fencing, subdivision directions, rent considerations, and appraisals of land portions in Carlton parish.
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