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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 21, 1935
Page
2
Fragmentary report details a Baok arate movement meeting due Sunday night and mentions weather conditions from the prior day. References to local figures like Rev. and Canon appear amid scattered notes, with shop prices and public event hints scattered throughout the text.
The Moderator of the Presbyterian Assembly of NB arrived at Carooar for services and discussion of church unity and benevolent outreach. The event featured music and speeches, with the Moderator addressing cold weather, collaboration between denominations, and the need for social service and mutual support.
In a Western district reorganization, detective B Turnei of Lithgow moves to Orange, Constable Oil of Rydal promoted to plainclothes at Lithgow, Constable Brows shifted to Batharat, and Forbes gains investigation duties for criminal matters. Palette adjustments and staff realignments accompany the changes across the region.
The Under Secretary informs that Blayney Lyndhurst and Garcoar municipalities will unite to form a new Lyndhurst Shire. The plan creates new riding divisions, reassigns councillors, and appoints provisional representation during a multi month transition. Residents await change while officials anticipate orderly consolidation.
A dedication ceremony for the Mandorame Advent Church edifice occurred Saturday afternoon in very chilly weather. Local clergy including Pastor Hobart Hare and Pastor Steward led the service, with many visitors from Vowrs and surrounding areas attending despite weak decor. The event featured a lumber-laden hall and a pavilion, with a formal procession and prayers marking the opening of the new sanctuary.
Fragmentary OCR notes cite damages dated 97d to 2034 with figures 204 and 30d to 1044. Mentions of Steeles, Vien, Samaged, 8 'T/6d per dor, and fawn to iva Best sian. Details are unclear and partially garbled.
A blurred report describes a midnight event at Bathurst involving a carriage and a confused porter in a lila room. The figure boards the Sydney passenger train after midnight, leaving Bathurst without a waiting room.
A man pleaded not guilty at Police Court to alleged sheep theft from Aubray Prmise. The case involved recovered sheep skins, witnesses including Constable Porto and Mrs Spicer, and delays due to weather. Trial set for May as margins and testimony were examined with no further evidence available.
A local committee convened a plan for an October Bok to Carvone event. Members from hospital, post office, and sports groups proposed a program including talks and a roll of speakers. A further meeting is set for Tuesday to finalize details.
District notes from Mandurama recounts Rev V Clarid Dut pal visiting Lore on Monday night and praising the building’s clean linens and appearance amid cold weather. A local golf event drew residents as discussions firmed about new church construction and community outreach.
A Wednesday charity concert at Neville hall drew local residents and law officers. Piano and violin, with Munduburra and local players, entertained as raffles and proceeds supported hall improvements. Weather turned cold with frost and showers later in the week.
In the Hobby's Yards area a Sunday afternoon event was held with Mrs J J Grant in attendance and a hot cocoa treat. Min Dy Jonna shows steady progress after illness, while Mer Nore Make ramparae suffers a leg issue. Mrs R O'Laary holidays with a barister and Mrs Gobdaarey travels to Sydney.
A local wedding notice lists Frederick Crows of Woodatack and Ceonus Arrow of Orient Street Bathuret with Mina Muggleton and a second party matching the surname. The readable fragments indicate two contracting parties and a ceremony notice.
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