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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 15, 1934
Page
2
An unclear report mentions Towkey Louttalion journeying to Mandurana on Suan Yat dul woth Mandhiruna weedins. The locals describe a upcoming event where Manduraina girls and others hope for success. many names and places are garbled, with plans for a fall Friday event and a cautious outlook on crowds.
The Shire Council weighs lighting the town at night to honor a May event. Councilors differ on funding a £4 annual cost and whether the clock tower should be lit for the ceremony.
Lyndhurst Shire and Wangools Shire councils weigh deproclamation and deviation of Main Road from Layndburat to the Shire boundary. A Lyndhurst deputation presses for a continuous route to Croplewell while Wangools seeks a deviation near Wyankain Siam with support from Major Reid and M A Tanking. Dr Grause opposes the plan, arguing limited value to the shire.
Ibis Yolm reports regret over Mr W Durie resigning the Presidency of the Bhow district council. The piece notes Durie’s long service and the ongoing debate over leadership, funding, and the upcoming bridge project. It mentions Dave ClasAim, B J Choifins, W Lowe, and N I Hammond with various roles while outlining council discussions about unemployment and funding, and hints at changes in leadership forthcoming.
A chaotic rural show pageant ends with President’s deadline and park safety concerns. Council members Means North and Key praise staff while Galloway calls for a token appreciation. A dramatic domestic accident near a convent warns of risky petrol use as windows shatter. Elsewhere, land sales near Carcoar district proceed with buyer Mr D Cheffins lauded for securing a prime farm of about 600 acres.
A Lyndhurst Shire Council session discusses road maintenance and improvement plans. The dialogue covers deputations on tract work, funding, and delays, with references to local roads and proposed expenditures amid council scrutiny.
Fire swept the home of Mr. L. Biddulph causing partial destruction but the front portion stayed intact preserving a valuable library and important documents. The incident prompted council discussions on road work and local relief measures, with officials proposing inspections and funding actions.
The committee plans a Bow show this year with a cautious approach to funds and fixed deposits. A sub committee was formed to draft a sports programme and allot £28 for prize money while seeking support from business groups to ensure the event proceeds.
The Barry district mourns as John Ryan, longtime resident, is found dead after a Thursday night incident. Rumors swirl about a rumored fortune and possible escape, while Blanchard faces a busy week awaiting clarity on the motive and who killed Ryan.
The meeting of the county court was opened but adjourned at nine o clock with no explicit evidence or actions recorded beyond the interruption.
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