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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 15, 1934
Page
1
The Shire Engineer reported at Tuesday’s meeting that Carcoar averages fifteen unemployed residents. The council approved the Employment Relief Work Scheme and planned to start work after the next pay day Thursday. The Under Secretary and local officials including the Mayor and police officer supported the move. Pay would be issued in Carcour on regular pay days.
The Gap and Cemetery Roads were proposed for work with support from the Mayor and Shire Engineer. The plan was tentatively acceptable pending council approval, with a possible reopening if Industrial Unemployment Resistance Work proceeds. The Mayor's action was endorsed, and a small road improvement suggestion on up and Cemetery roads was raised.
Postal notices detail mail closing hours for various districts including Went and South Blayney Mandusams Lyndhurst Woodstock and Sydney TPO with one hour earlier for registered mail and general notices on rates and poundage with various pence values.
Fragmented OCR notes money orders or Moosy Orders related to seat changes at Utah state or a Utah area. Mentions 1 10 bedded terms and unclear payment references. No clear names dates or organizations readable.
Proceedings record an election of officers with names including AW Rowlanity Noytly and others. The fragmentary text references a committee meeting in a Chee fan Ph Aca HL Aiea context with multiple attendees and positions, dated November 19. The readable items indicate a formal vote or appointments and notes on attendance.
The fragmentary item lists local figures and potential candidates or officials associated with an election in New South Wales and nearby regions. Names include ARE Galloway, My Hargis, Renetary MIT, and measures or motions related to deposits and governance. The piece references hospital illness and hopes for recovery, with scattered mentions of districts and committees.
The district hospital meeting reports the visit of a Matron and staff, notes nonfunctional cisterns in a shallow building, and approves sending a report to the Hospitals Commission. A sub committee of Messrs Adam and Duke Yonge is to draft rules for a contribution scheme, with plans for new isolation ward and nur quarters. The secretary is to contact Waynoy Hospital regarding rules and appoint a new treasurer. A cheque for £19 was forwarded as half the proceeds of the Neville effort for hospital relief.
The Farmers and Graziers Co operative Day notes ongoing German wool embargo extensions to June causing distant trade uncertainty. The report links embargo shifts to political and credit considerations, with Germany possibly needing food imports and foreign credits to pay for essentials. Upcoming plans include 10 000 premises for Western Stores and Edgley's Ltd in Masiarie Street, plus transitions for local figures such as Mr A G Browen and Mr WA Holman with past roles in Grenfell and Coottamundra.
The visiting committee selects Adam to take over from Mr. Elliott who is soon to leave town. The President praises Elliott’s unwolfish work and the hospital board expresses gratitude for his service.
The May or chairs the Tad Vight e gathering as the council and clerk discuss river water disposal plans. Officials note sewer and sanitary accounts, while postal and department correspondence reference water disposal method and auditing, with illness delaying the usual audits.
Mr W. Buns announced resignation after a decade as Show Society president at Friday’s meeting citing rising public calls and inability to dedicate more time. A motion to reelect him failed as he declined, saying he must rest. no nominations followed and officers were left unresolved for the next meeting.
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