Wagatred Age tal Homebush Sot on deep fans and swearers
Fragmentary draft mentions scheduled events at Homebush, June, with references to recipients, payments, and a public meeting. Names include TALICK OWENS and Mr. Sid Picker, noting a fundraiser and a morning nominations event around 100 o'clock with scarce readable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talick Owens
Fuaticn
Hassahoo
U. Versua
Watts
Refervice
Joolumue
Biaesaegtay
Jal Ill
Pigear ‘Avery
Sid. Picker
Fragments of Local Notices From Carcoar Area
Nonsensical OCR fragment lists events and times in Carcoar with names like Lyndburar and Lynn burst y aim. unclear venues, first Sundays and MMA fray references. garbled dates and personnel hinder precise details beyond late afternoon gatherings and matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arete
Lynn Burst
Carcone Chronicle reports local government wage move and rail incident
A district report states the State Government will introduce eight dollars to fund coal dependent agents amid a local bakery sale, while an express wreck attempt near Eastwood and Epping disrupted travel for 300 passengers. Officials discussed Murray lands and Labor plans, with wage talks yielding a temporary 4/6 weekly cut and hours relief through August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He Eastwood
Epping
Carcoar Notes Include Holiday, Meetings and Town Talk
Monday will be a public holiday for the King's birthday. Carcoar Pastures Protection Board holds monthly meeting next Monday. A licensing court for Carcoar district is set for July 12 at the court house. Local events include Millthorpe Convent Bazaar winning numbers, dances, and Parkes meeting on June to back a Progressive party candidate. Major Marr visits Carcoar and discusses federal politics, farming policy, and wartime measures with local officials. Mail hours, business notices, and vendor ads appear alongside reports on wool, rabbits, and government actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carcoat Pastures Protection Board
Carcoar
Car Jeout
Millthorps
Geot
A. Leplaw
Aly ‘Blayney
Mandurama
Ness
Lyodhurst
Lct Council
Setilera' Aa
Calare
Parkes Day
Gist
Atepa
GT. Burke
Ba Fous
Mundurama
Cowra
Lyndhurst
T. Hy Rowlands
Millamolong
Mandurams
Wedays
H. M. Brown
Las Bon
George Fuller
Coa Hon
Saath Saanonabs
W. T. Clark
Marshall
Major Mart
M.P
Lamond
Lnvita
Carcosi
CG. W
Murr
Fedora
Parkos
Weta
Marr
W. R. Willing
Maer
National Party
Govert
Afr Mth
Hlajor Marr
Nawrw
Kaund-Oesan Islands
Commonwealth
Ba Menjad
Gair
Tha
Pacific Phosphate Co
Australia
United Kingdom
New Zealand
Neata
Australis
Coun'h Hughes
Hughes
Prance
Great Britain
Caldiare
Tralian
Péndhoos
Belora
Koyland
Leo
England
Prat
Sohid
Ing
Aucumus
Aus
Seadie
Bengerie
Local Notes on Property, Injuries and Accidents
Mr Alex McVicar met with an accident and injured his hand. George Death, longtime Watervale proprietor now sold, bought a 13 acre farm near Granvilla to reside. C Eadie Lyndhurst recovering in district hospital. J Bright Gallyfoo and Hi Denton Mandurama patients making satisfactory progress. Colburt injured in fall from top floor scaffold, off work for weeks. Mr Sara Hedley Mandurama injured driving wagon, wheel passed over back and leg. hospitalized at Grayway Hospital, progress good, return home expected soon.
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Alex. McVicar
George Death
Watervale
Woodstock
Granvilla
C.eadie
Lyndhurst
Wnmie Weeks
J. Bright
Gally- ' Foo
Hi. Denton
Mandutama
Colburt
Sara Hedley
Mandurana
Mat
Grayway Hospital
Bis
Refunds Portion of Salary
A public service employee with high educational qualifications was forwarded a cheque for about £109 claiming it covered an overpayment. After scrutiny and a series of questions she believed she earned the money and agreed to accept the cheque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Abe
Blayoey Footballers Triumph by Handicap 16 to 4
On Saturday May 20 Blayoey footballers defeated Brown's Creek by 16 to 4 handicap. Earlier Neville edged Barry by 7 to 6. The event saw Regan and Parse of Car a van and a camp atmosphere as Neville and Brown's crews competed closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blayoey
Brown's Creek
Neville
Barry
Regan
Parse
Caravan
Nevill Brown
Lyndhurst Cricket Club Prizes and Upcoming Events
A meeting of the cricket club awarded prizes for best averages with L Bloomfield and HL Tarra among top bows and W Bloomfield for best foreign wicket score. The secretary announced funds to be spent for the annual meeting on the first Saturday in August. A riflemen match with Millethorpe is planned, and a ladies ball planning meeting is set for Wednesday next. Healey won the S Healey trophy with 95 of 100, Towtuck second, Gordon 90, Emms and Toshack 89.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bustig
L. Bloomfeld
HL Tarra
Moat
W. Bloomfield
L. Bloomfield
Fiemen
J. Ulph
S. Healey
T. Towtuck
Ool
Wmcond
Gordon
A. Emms
Toshack
Gallymont Social Marks Winding Week of Events
Prominent residents report a Friday night institute ball with lively dances for children aided by Mrs. F. D. Cobb who distributed chocolates. A rain shower disrupted plans on Sunday, a quiet Wednesday culminated in a wedding between Miss Allen Gal and Mr Hartlay Mall with Mr Harold Lobley as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom Our
Smith
Young
N. Woodward
Mra
F. D. Cobb
Numebam Park
Ruinell
Allen Gal
Daugaree
Hartlay Mall
Gallymont
Harold Lobley
George Lobley
Nevill
Dan
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