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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1943
Page
2
Advertising managers review Chronicle rates showing price per inch and general sizing guidance. Note references indicate larger space options and department eyeing competitive placement adjustments.
Up to seven Shorthorn bulls offered by Squire and Gray near Cowra. Bulls aged about 3.5 years on condition. Sale details are brief and focus on availability and location.
A Carcoar district resident Mr. Tom Carroll of Errowanbang is an inmate at Carcoar Hospital with a severe flu. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Henry on the birth of a daughter. Sgt. and Mrs. Jim Loughlin of Sydney visited Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Loughlin of Litto Mount. The Carcoar District Hospital monthly meeting was held last Saturday with general matters discussed.
Anglican service schedule lists St Pauls Curcoar Lyndhurst Burnt Yards and Gallymont with Holy Communion in the morning Evensong and Address in the afternoon and a Children's Instruction Class at 10 a.m led by A F Pearce Rovtor with notes of various locations and times.
A £50 reward is offered for information leading to conviction of any person damaging wire netting fencing or gates or removing wire from fences at Sunny Ridge. The notice seeks to deter interference and protect property.
The auditor Mr R W Murke C A tabled at the last shire meeting shows revenue of £32771 1/2 7 and a surplus of £2849 16 and £2209 14 8 in the general fund. The trading accounts revenue rose from £4000 to over £10000 while administrative costs and fund allocations drew from the general fund, which the president called a milking cow. Present were Dr J A Innes and others with shire clerk Callinan praised for orderly administration.
Auditor R W Burke reports distribution losses in the tricity Trading Fund for Carcoar Millthorpe and Blayney. Millthorpe shows 21.8 percent, Carcoar 21.5 percent, Blayney 18.7 percent, higher than usual 17 percent due to suspected interference and broken insulators, electrical engineer Johnston unable to explain cause.
Warniages and rite pune are in demand though supplying it remains difficult. Carcoar PLP Board faces shortages with only one applicant in the queue. Directors note local stores lack stock. a Sydney shipment could unlock supplies. A motion to petition the Department of Agriculture for higher allocations was defeated. Currently bullets require an application to the incal justice station and chance.
Private Mick Radburn enjoys brief leave with his wife. Mrs A Light and family return to Trunkey from Bathurst residence. Mr and Mrs A Goodacre of Waungonnia welcomed a daughter. Mr and Mrs O Aspinall of Drummoyne and Trutton of Bathurst visit. O Aspinall's brother and sister in law hosted at the Bobbie Schibl School.
The Shire Council plans to render electricity and sanitary service accounts together each quarter. Current practice sends sanitary bills in March June September December and electricity bills in January April July October. New recommendation: sanitary fees in arrears for the first three quarters and due before December 21 for the last quarter to save paper and postage.
Carcoar Provincial Board urges rapid access to wire netting after flood damage. Directors report extensive losses from recent heavy rains affecting rabbit-proof fences and property. Motion supports contacting the Department of Agriculture and Procurement, plus four MPs and local LA members, to secure supplies by September. The secretary finally confirms arrival of wire netting after repeated delays.
Mrs RL Cobb left for Sydney on a short visit and hopes the change will aid her health. Master John Parker, son of Mr and Mrs C D Parker, travelled to Sydney after a few days at home. Mrs Joyce Peters, daughter of Mr and Mrs A Burke, who has spent a holiday in Sydney, returned home. The Ladies Auxiliary met with active attendance and dealt with important business. Mrs D Hargan’s health has improved and four daughters arrived from Sydney to visit. Miss Marion Hextell journeyed to Sydney to begin duties as a nurse at Camperdown Children’s Hospital. Mr and Mrs J Burke and two children stayed with Mr and Mrs H Burke.
Lyndhurst notes report Mr and Mrs E Anderson returning from Garland visit with Mrs Cant. Miss Dulcie Nell on leave from A A W M G visited Lyndhurst. Mr F Davies visited Orange. Mr J Simon recovering after Lewisham hospital operation with wife Mrs Hill visiting. Mr Barry McGrath in Carcourt Hospital improving. Miss Evelyn Moss wed last Saturday at Mundurama Presbyterian with Pte H Riley and Miss May Bell as bridesmaid.
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