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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 09, 1933
Page
2
Fragmentary report describes a sporting contest with references to heats and awards but text is garbled. Mentions a trophy, participants, and various incomplete names and numbers. lacks coherent structure, dates, or identifiable teams or outcomes.
Football report from Bathoret where Bathoret beat Bayagy 10 to 7 after leading 4 to 0 at halftime. Try scorers include R Humphley and A Noales for Bathoret with a conversion by Hugin. Bayagy reply through Simieh with a try and 1H Purngy adding two goals.
Woodstock led early and held an 11 to 8 halftime margin as Carcoar fought back with key moves. Howarth and Daly sparked late rallies, but Woodstock maintained the edge with stout defense and timely scores amid injuries and crowd excitement.
The report notes Meg A winning a Thursday wifoke competition and Bootas clinching a 27a score. It mentions a Loury Park Gollih vid, Park 100 yard measures, and various named individuals in a community update. A government note discusses delaying payments to settlers and land obligations amid a wider settlement plan.
At a se conc rebuked meeting chaired by T M Rowlands graziers pressed for government aid to control rabbits on Crown lands. Ministers outlined proposed funding and a bill to be debated in Parliament, with emphasis on co operative action, costs of destruction, and limiting spread to protected areas.
From our correspondents Newbridge reports a children’s day at the Lib May recreation ground with varied sports prizes donated by local residents. A prize giving and supper followed, with Mrs Campball and Mrs Reed praised for contributions. A teacher at the Ina Puet school starts on the 30th mst and mumps are noted as prevalent locally.
Directors met to discuss shore related matters and ongoing operations. Correspondence included updates from members Wy 1 Round and other named attendees. Reports covered logistics, approvals, and next steps for upcoming duties and roles.
Fragmented notes detail a town meeting on rabbit control and land use, with reports on piggery and stock inspection. Names include A Carter Parramatta and J Motham Worters Totrout, plus references to the Hitleton Partnership Project and Crooked Corner. The text covers veterinary observations, weed control methods, and planned prosecutions for noncompliance.
An enjoyable evening at Tosal hall in Seth May featured a variety of entertainment to aid the Church of England Funds. Mrs Molloy organized the event with a full hall, busy dancing, encores, novelty dances, and thanks given to volunteers and donors for the success of the function.
A damaged OCR text recounts a late night collision involving a motor lorry near Woks ron and four injured individuals. Court names such as Bubba Pole and Mr A J Beyant appear amid garbled phrases and stray references to fines and orders.
Records from Town and District Chat recount Ms Brady’s popular event in July 1088 with a ritual procession along the street between Bankeot NSW and Royal Hota. It notes a Bathurst trip in serious condition for a man injured while en route, lists attendees including families, church groups, and lottery officials, and mentions community actions at the State Cabin and around Tarrack Street.
A local effort reports progress on rabbit deterrence around properties named Williams and others. Officials note improvements since last survey, with wire netting trials and reinforced barriers planned to resist winter weather. The initiative involves Mr Gi of Staniiski and references to nearby farms and laborers preparing for extended protection measures.
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