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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 05, 1908
Page
2
A birth notice records the arrival of a daughter to Landa Vale and Gregan, in MMALEY-On Bt Ju Mre Head. The event marks a new addition to the Vale family, with details limited to the names of the parents and the newborn.
Fragmentary memorial notice lists names Abyshand Tamim and Mma Tumi with a loving tribute. It references a departed person and a fund or memorial, but details are unclear due to damaged text.
In memoriam for Mant Grast who departed this life after a hard year. We remember her love and care as we honor her memory. A service is planned Sunday by Chauna and AbCHaE Nowiaw with Navin deuvhier leading prayers.
Describes a request by Thanks RE TWEML CT of Mahige Yards to telegraph sympathy and condolences for the late representative, noting the need to convey feelings to the bereaved family and community. The message emphasizes sympathy from neighbors and local officials in the wake of the death.
A garbled, era-specific notice mixes land valuation applications with odd products and promotional phrases. It references land procedures, applicants such as A. J. Rowlande and P. Dempney, and scattered items including furniture, extract products, and a ceremonial or ad hoc event list. The text is fragmentary and largely unintelligible, yielding a mosaic of names, places, and items.
The council debated a wage rating, approved payments, and discussed staffing and public works. Plans included sewer and water matters, road repairs near the bridge, and a call for information on job openings and union matters. Stray stock complaints were raised with calls for enforcement and nuisance abatement.
Readable text describes various goods and prices, including children’s undergarments and jackets, with references to pattern names and trade items. It lists discounts and items like coats, gowns, and fabrics available through a supplier, urging readers to compare values and place orders.
A fragmented obituary notes the death of Margaret Hagy with scattered references to her age and funeral arrangements. The text mentions Hawthorn-related events and a funeral service occurring soon, with several garbled phrases about locations and participants.
Fragmentary OCR shows names Seal, Bente Vanrt, Wyatt Ton, Gn. Othrady, related to a guardianship or land sale with references to defendants, plaintiffs, costs, and a county sale. The legible parts indicate a court or parcel transfer context without complete details or readable dates.
Fragmented text recounts applications and transfers related to a hotel property and various individuals. Names and places are garbled, making the full details and outcomes unclear while indicating several transfers and public notices within a legal or administrative context.
An incoherent OCR fragment mentions wire nets, maritime terms, and a list of names and places. It references a meeting or inquiry and a title about a notable event, but the text is garbled with many misspellings and unclear references. No clear individuals, dates, or outcomes emerge.
A fragmentary notice describes the Bel cabal corner building work and mayoral remarks. It mentions dates, people like Mr A W, and efforts to improve conditions while a crowd shows enthusiasm for an evening event and a wall tally.
A damaged OCR style page recounts a wool market scene with scattered names, places, and figures. The garbled text mentions dealers, buyers, and agricultural terms, suggesting price and supply chatter, though many terms are unclear. Consecutive lines hint at market activity, historical names, and timeline references without coherent narrative.
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