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Carcoar Chronicle

Location

Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 12, 1936

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Poultry Sale Shows Strong Returns and Bright Prospects

Roberts, Reid and Company report heavy supplies from country centres at Thursday's sale on June 4. Turkeys drew high prices for heavy gobblers. hens were often below market standard, while grills and white leghorn cockerels sold briskly. Muscovies cleared with last week’s prices, and overall values suggested by next week’s outlook. Prices realized include grills 2/4 to 6/1. white leghorn cockerels 1/ to 7/. colored cockerels 5/- to 10/8. hens 2/- to 4/3. coloured hens 3/- to 3/6. duck prices 3/6. drakes 7/ to 11/. turkeys 4/- to 18/5. turkey gobblers 15/- to ?.

Turkey

Carcoar printer notice from local proprietor name

Printed and Published by WILLIAM CLAYTON JACKSON proprietor of the Chrogiels Oihce Nayloc-strest Carcoar.

William Clayton Jackson Chrogiels Oihce Nayloc-strest Carcoar

Alsatian to the Rescue in Beaten Creek Rescue

Boris the Alsatian saved a small black mongrel from drowning in Muddy Creek near Brighton after Carmowell and owner Mr. Jack Campbell attempted a rescue. Boris swam with the dog on his back toward the shore while Val also entered the water to assist.

Brighton Boris Val Jack Campbell Beetle Street Carmowell Mr. Campbell Taal Goris

Remarkable June issue of The Australian Journal features noted writers

The Australian Journal's June issue showcases writers Joyce Owen Starr Hex Grayson Captain F Rhodes Catherine Shepherd Augustus Muir Cam Woodford Dulcie Dunlop J H M Abbott Bert Gray Frederick Barmore and more. It includes a 152 page illustrated feature with a 425 prize competition identifying world celebrities from portraits along with cookery fashions and radio sections, puzzles and a children's section. Current cables cover world politics with Japan China and Russia. Wool Board debate outlines a plan to levy wool shorn in Australia from 1 June 1996, aiming to boost publicity and research. commentary notes Australia's vast sheep industry could lift export value and pasture carrying capacity, while drought and disease losses could be mitigated by better stock controls. The piece also recalls a wool conference in Berlin and visits to the Torridon station, with reflections on future research and funding.

Joyce Owen Starr Hex Grayson Captain F. Rhodes Catherine Shepherd Augustus Muir Cam Woodford Dulcie Dunlop J. H. M. Abbott Bert Gray Frederick Barmore House of Representatives Ji. W. Cy. Thorby Australia Connell Cormonwealth Tt Hus Ireen Austria Berlin Germany Torridon England

Australians urged to seize control of money system

A national appeal urges Australians to break from private money monopoly and create a Commonwealth backed financial policy. The piece argues natural wealth, credit and government investment can fund vast development while debt and taxation burden households. It also notes New Zealand’s model and calls for a true national bank.

Avanos Monsi Bearunie Manalal Credit Loan Council Premiura Commonwealth New Zealand

LETT B in Evolution in Huaweé: Australian debt critique

A reader denounces Australia's financial system, accusing the Loan Council and private international banks of dictating policy. The piece claims debt money controls government credit, praises New Zealand moves under Savage to nationalise finance, and calls for public monetisation of credit for projects and defense.

Junior Red Cross Honors Mrs MacKinnon at NSW Exposition

Recognition from the Australian Red Cross and the League of Nations notes Mrs MacKinnon as founder of the Junior Red Cross in New South Wales. NSW Juniors prepare a June 12 exhibition in Sydney Town Hall with knitted garments, children’s outfits, and a health themed display to honor her memory. Over fifteen million Junior Red Cross members worldwide.

Ror. Sr. MacKinnon Qle Hed Croke Society League of Hed Orosa Societies Paris Monsieur U. de Kougs League Mre. MacKinnon Devo Thia Mra. MacKingon Mra Maveltl Kad Crise Australia Din Gener League of Nations Geneva Red Cross MacKinnon New South Wales Servion J.R.Q Red Cross 4.R.C

Winter Appeal by Benevolent Society of NSW

The Benevolent Society of New South Wales appeals for help this winter to support care for destitute mothers and children and to fund Renwick Hospital for Infant care and related institutions. President T Mitchell and Hon Treasurer F E Baylis urge donations to meet heavy operating costs and serve over 17 000 fortunate folk. Donations of any size are gratefully accepted at Thomas Street Sydney.

Benevolant Society of Nos.w Mer. T. Mitchell F. FE. Baylis Tresguier Renwick Benevolent Society of N.S.W Thomas-stroot Sydney

Protests Issued Against Liquor at Catholic Functions

Archbishop Mannix issues instructions to all proesta prohibiting liquor at dances socials card parties and other parochial events organized by or for the Catholic Church. The Minister for Social Services Hawkins sworn in as acting Minister for Education during Drummond’s absence abroad.

Mannix Hawkins Drummond

Notice of rewards for Coombing Park theft and trespass

The Whitney Pastoral Co Ltd offers a reward of £150 for information leading to the conviction of anyone stealing sheep at Coombing Park and £60 for information leading to the conviction of anyone tampering with flood gates or wire netting. Any trespass shooting or fishing at Coombing Park will be prosecuted without regard to persons.

Coombing Park

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