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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1901
Page
2
A damaged public legal notice appears to reference George Pile Meihcteg asd Oemmiater ty skier with vague court dates and locations. The readable fragments indicate an official court action or filing but lack complete details such as exact names, dates, or proceedings.
The Mining Committee urged the Blayney Commission to take definite action to alter the satelitn internals of an district as miners face water shortages. Proposals include extending funding via bail management and delaying wage-related payouts until the Iybyar water crisis is resolved.
An unidentified incident describes a high 30 foot elevated area with fire and smoke hazards. The text mentions an antagonistic party and escalating events at an unspecified location, referencing expanding measures and a detailed plan.
A fragmentary report mentions Mr. Waddell as Male Treasurer and criticizes parliamentary actions in a discussion with cabinet members. The text references historic dates and past acts, noting controversy over land laws and parliamentary tenure, with unclear sequence and names.
In a District Court case, Talore His Hisnor sues Tagore M Sheehan and Miwart Mr V Maadarmatt over ore delivery and payments. Phillips for the plaintiff outlines an agreement and accounts, while Mr Maadarmatt defends, claiming partial payment and contested ore quantities. The trial features witness testimony, ore tonnage figures, and arguments on damages, with the judge delivering a verdict against the defendant.
A narrative of Mr Waddell defending the government’s finances and policy during a critical debate. The record notes his remarks on expenditures, revenue, and anticipated military and administrative costs, with reference to the press and public figures. The piece discusses parliamentary reactions and questions about colonial funding and governance.
A dense, OCR heavy mix of fixtures, sales, society notices, mining lease ads, and race results. Mentions of Melbourne Cup, Caulfield, and various local parishes, with scattered person names like Waddell and Rowlands. Weathered language and corrupted strings obscure details but indicate a period-typical docket of events and commercial notices.
A long testimonial from a 60-year-old widow recounts how Beigal’s Syrup aided recovery after illness. She describes a difficult period, gradual improvement, and the support of relatives, noting her age, large family, and decades of residence aboard a boat. Her statement cites neighbors and named individuals who credit the remedy with enabling her to return to work.
The Progress Committee held a typical meeting on Thursday evening, reporting on pension and delegation matters. Nominations for the Fortes Conference delegates were approved to be forwarded, with several names considered for future roles and a plan to address objections at the next session.
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