Carcoar News and Notices From the District
Personal notices report the death of Mrs E E Sullings at Wallsend after a paralytic stroke, along with local injuries and recoveries. Updates cover teaching staff moves at Woodstock, Mandurama, and Carcoar public schools, and hospital praise for Dr O Halloran after Mr Yell’s back injury. The Land Board and Stock Board matters involve long-serving members J J McPhee and others, with probate valued at £23482 for Kenneth M Kinzie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Sullings
Carcoar
Wallsend
Carcoar Hospital
O'Halloran
Mr. Yell
Mandurama
Carcoar Iron Mine to Reopen on Large Scale
Confirmation from a reliable source that the Carcoar mine will be reopened soon on a substantial scale by Broken Hill The Go and Hos king Ltd in Lithgow. Mrs Whitney of Coombing Park owns the land and is developing the mine with plans for joint operations. The mine has yielded much ore but a vast body remains awaiting treatment and unmatched grade in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. McPhee
Carcoar
Sydney
Land Board
McPhee
Copperhama
Trunkey
Tarcoar Stock Board
Joint Land Board
Tarcoar
J. P. McPhee
Cowra
A. McPhee
Macquarie-street
Broken Hill Go
Hosking Ltd
Lithgow
Whitney
Coombing Park
E State
Barker Dominates Canowindra Amateur R C Meet
An unknown rider, Mr Barker, won all five events at the Canowindra Amateur R C meeting held on Wednesday. He dominated every race with decisive performances, setting a high standard for the meet.
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Barker
Canowindra Amateer R.C
Wheat price reaches new Sydney high after overseas slump
The Voluntary Pool sold a small parcel of 2000 bags in Sydney on Wednesday, realizing 65 Td a bushel for wheat. Buyers contributed to a higher price than the previous day, signaling a firmer market mood after a recent overseas downturn.
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Sydney
Molloy Builds Expanded Shearing Shed for Sheep
District notes report Mr M Molloy constructing a new four stand shearing shed with space for two more stands, intended to hold about a sizable flock. Also noted is Mr Charles Hargan of Hudsonville celebrating his aard birthday at Gallymont Hall, with Mona Tarrant and twins William and Robert Fuller present. A rich supper followed by dancing into the small hours featured music by Mia HW Lobley Miss Woodward and W Hargan and Wilkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hargan
Hudsonville
Gallymont Hall
Mona Tarrant
William
Robert Fuller
Mia
HW. Lobley
Miss Woodward
W. Hargan
Wilkins
Kentfield Kitchen Tea for Miss M McKellar and Mr A Jones
A gathering at Kentfield hosted by Mr J Chittenden to honor Miss M McKellar of Gumnollie and Mr A Jones of Osborneville. Guests enjoyed dancing to music by D and L Chittenden, Mrs J Ryan on piano, H Parker on violin, and W Goodacre on cornet. Compliments were given to the couple and gifts presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentfield
J. Chittenden
M. McKellar
Gumnollie
A. Jones
Osborneville
D. and
L. Chittenden
J. Ryan
H. Parker
W. Goodacre
Carcoar Land Board Meeting At Carcoar Courthouse
The Carcoar Land Board met yesterday morning with members Megars D J T Kenny chair, J McPhee and L T Biddulph. Board handled crown lease applications and special leases, approved some at varied rentals, refused others for nonappearance or jurisdiction limits, and recommended several conversions and road purchases with capital valuations and costs cited.
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the Land Board
Carcoar Courthouse
Megars
D. J.T Kenny Thairman
J McPhee
L. T. Biddulph
Heinrich A. Schumaker
Election Update After Polls Narrow Labor Lead
As polling closes in the state election, Labor is shown holding about 44 seats with potential gains. Nationalist leaders, aided by the Progressives, still claim a chance to defeat Labor, according to Sydney reports this morning.
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Sydney
Labor
Election returns for Cootamundra area indicate mood retains
Saturday voting in the Cootamundra electorate shows Loughlie Main Mood and Mood retain positions with partial tallies listed for Campbell Davy Hunter Pinkstone Treatt Witenden and others. Voters and absent names reflect local polling turnout and district representatives.
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Enwoniut
Loiwughiles
Ib Main
TA Hoal
OM Campbell
A, M
Cawneyv
Fiele
Davy
G RO
Peet Lab
Ays Towhunter
Bag Pinkstone
W.H
Witenden
Loughlie
Mandurama Reds Triumph In Eight to Six Victory
Mandurama defeated Lyndhurst 8 to 6 in a friendly football match. Referee Alfred Willard officiated. Marshall and Rupert Parker aided on polling day. Labour scrutineer Schmidt oversaw votes as 20 absentees noted. The Radiolia Four entertained late into the night. Weather turned cold and damp with colds reported. residents recalled Amundsen.
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Lyndhurst
Alfred Willard
Marshall
Rupert Parker
Hindenburg
Schmidt
Bathurst Electorate Ballot Results and Pending Votes
The Bathurst electorate report lists Ecadams Exnongan 92 525 as a figure with Dooley Fitzpatrick and Kelly receiving votes. Informal and absent votes remain, with final formal counts to follow as updates from Fitzpatrick, Kelly, Dooley, and Rosenthal are compiled. election appears certain for the named candidates depending on eventual tally.
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Doolew
Bt Fitzpatrick
C.L
Kelly
Beddie
I Rosenthal
Knight
Dooley
Fitzparick
Rabbit Skins Prices Fall at Sydney Sale
Port supplies of rabbit skins total HM tons at Wednesday Sydney sales. Demand appeared keen though recently listed values were flat for better grades. Glasses showed an average 3d per lb drop. Winters to 1bd, pelts to 5d, incoming to 68d, does to 48d, racks 34d to 40d, kittens and smalls from 24d up. Hare skins rose in price with medium to good sorts from 7/6 to 4/9 per dozen.
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Winchcombe
Carson Lui
Sydney
Wonders of Wireless at Mandurama Elections
At Mandurama residents heard Labor likely to oust the Fuller Government via Radiola 4 broadcasts. Me.ry Buckley relayed results within five hours of polls closing and posted a Sunday morning poll summary in the shop window. Neville Bruxner Goulburn and Lang Auburn speeches arrived with partial clarity due to weather and transmission limits. Farmer's (2 P.O.) was the broadcasting station in each instance.
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Mandurama
Ry Buckley
Buckley
Labor
Fuller
Tia
Moss Vale
Bruxner
Goulburn
Lang
Auburn
Farmer's
Married Man Wins Land Lease Near Carcoar
Three young applicants competed for a 230 acre parcel at Grabina junction of the Abercrombie and Lachlan Rivers. Joseph Naber, a married boundary rider with two children, is preferred for the lease over James White, an orchardist, and William Ross, a bush worker, per the Land Board decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Noles
James 8. White
William A. Toss
Nohes
Carcoar Land Board
Grabina
Abercrombe
Lachlan
Joseph Naber
Jan
Woolbrook
James B. White
Wm. A. Ross
White
Nobes
Days of Cobb and Co recall in Sydney obituary
In Sydney news of the death of Mr. Coyle, father of a noted barrister, stirs memories of Cobb and Co. old coach lines between Orange, Forbes, Cobar, Bourke, and the far west during gold fever days. The piece recalls many hotels, loaded coaches, and rival bids, including a low tender from Richard Ein for Forbes–Orange routes, which Cobb and Co. eventually absorbed.
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Sydney
Cobb and Co
Coyle
Range
Far West
Cobar
Bourke
Orange
Forbes
Fred
Richard Ein
Cobb
Cowie
Heligoland Eroding Away Across the Sea
A Frankfurter Zeitung report notes Heligoland is rapidly eroded by the sea with western shores undermined by mined wreckage washed ashore. The island’s fortress and defenses are largely destroyed. historians fear the land may soon vanish from history.
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Heligoland
Frankfurter Zeitung
Lyndhurst Memorial Hall to Open Tomorrow
General News notes the Lyndhurst Memorial Hall opening is scheduled for Saturday at 3 80. Hugh Main will perform the ceremony in Sir Neville Howse’s unavoidable absence. The report also covers local rail repairs near Newridge, Sunday football tensions at Orange, and upcoming Carcoar vs Blayney matches for the Brown Challenge Cup.
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Lyndhurst Memorial Halls
Hugh Main
Alla
Sir Nevilla
Howse
Carcour Juniors
Blayney
Waratahs
Carcoar
Blavney
Leader
Chronicle
Neville Howse
Loughlin
Peter Loughlin
Peter
Co Operation Among Farmers Gains in South Wales
The article notes growing co operation among farmers in Low South Wales, driven by rural cooperative development. It cites rising registered cooperative societies, with 13 average annual registrations then 20 in 1924 and further gains in early 1925, highlighting central cooperatives and improved bargaining power and shared utilities for farmers.
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Low South Wales
Co-Operative Sovietiog
Simmary
Proetien
Santeg
Ik Indes
Ineye-oule
Unlucky Family Tragedy Reported By Brown Witnesses
A family in distress faces a troubling incident as a teenager suffers a violent collapse at home. Mrs. Brown recounts fear and concern, while authorities investigate the cause of the event. Earlier months saw the sister die in a fall, prompting further alarm in the household.
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