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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 05, 1926
Page
2
The notice lists Rev. Faulkner and offerings for a Sunday service at 7:90 pm and mentions a marriage or church event. It records the death of Ida Marky Buckley, beloved wife of Anhur Tenry Buckley, aged 4 joa, with services at Ken on Friday March 4 1926.
Mr W Wo Shanglines organized a drive to fund a harmony instrument for the hospital. The device aims to relax staff after long shifts and entertain patients. Donations have been limited but support continues to be welcomed.
Maurice Gerald, a longtime district favorite, will present the dramatic version of Mrs. Henry Wood's East Lynne on Monday night at the sell jot ets venue. The aging resident, once known as Coytie Shalyglraun Me Gerald, returns to town with his first appearance in years, drawing eager local residents to the performance.
The Railway Department announces a series of excursions to the country from March 22 to 28 and from the county from March 14 onward. Details affecting this district are advertised today while full particulars are available from stationmasters.
A social is advertised at Hazelwood hall with an event in the evening. A presentation will be made by Mr. QO MN MacCniloch at the venue likely referencing the Hazelwood gathering and local activities.
Neville prepares for a full program with motor cycle and car events, a daytime program then a night ball. Organizers Messrs Vo Crombie and B O'Brien report everything ready for a large public outing with Neville at the forefront of festivities.
Easter Monday events plan released by hospital secretary. The carnival, now very popular, is expected to surpass prior years. A meeting of ladies is set for Wormenday afternoon to discuss the tea tent.
Majestic Pictures advertises a varied Saturday program at Males He Pictures headlined by Tota The Net starring Jack Mullhall with The Avakyn Worn and Fighting Blood in strong supporting runs. Dempsey v Kirpo battles and Tom Mix plus Tony ilmmake appear in Leadwood Coach with Mack Jones Winner Take All and a comedic act, finishing with The Thief of Bagdail.
Mary Buckley wife of A H Buckley torekeeper Mandurarm died in her early forties after illness. The funeral service will be held at Eagle Boo on Saturday at 4 30 pm with a cortege to the Lordiasree burial site. Her death leaves a husband Lindsay and a wide circle of relatives in mourning.
After much suffering she died at the Uiwich Hospital on Thursday night Mrs Ro Noule, a popular lad in our town, aged years, leaves husband and two sons to mourn her irreparable loss. We extend our deepest sympathy to the bereaved.
In Abercrombre covintes near Poster's Retreat wombats lifted a rabbit-proof fence causing a protest from Bathurst landowners Dr Harris and Myra Harris. Directors considered the fence rule and whether a certificate could be issued, awaiting Crown Solicitor advice.
A hospital gathering on Monday night March 19 20 and 22 plans a viewing event as Carcoar is ablaze with light and colour.
Market reports from The Barmers and Grasiers Co show a strong upturn in sheep skin and wool markets at Sydney and Brisbane sales. Prices for sheep skins, hare skins, and hoggets rose, with cattle and mutton also firming. Spin-offs note improved demand at Homebush and Sydney auctions, and warn of scarce pig supplies and rising prices for mille in Canowindra.
A published analysis cites Bishop Alderson condemning Prohibition and American hypocrisy. It argues corruption touches public services and the navy, noting frequent scandals that tarnish the United States and questioning the law’s ability to shield hospitals and the public from poisoned goods.
At a meeting of the Corcoor PPL Bowel, members questioned the presence of rabbits on a reserve near Wood stock under Boag protection. Mr Pillinger reported few signs and argued the reserve had only recently been held by Mor. Grama. The Board will inform Wangenla Council it was misinformed. rabbits not prevalent on the reserve.
Letter to the editor correcting earlier misstatements about Thunderbolt’s actions near Boonoo Boonoo ten miles north of Tenterfield on the Queensland border. It states the money left with a publican in Warwick, a racehorse movement related to Hart at Tenterfield, and that Thunderbolt intended to defend if Hart and money were captured.
A landholder guilty of neglecting to destroy rabbits faced a £5 fine, drawing calls for heavier penalties on third or fourth offences. The Cartour Board debated aligning fines with prior convictions, instructing the solicitor to apply tougher penalties when defendants had multiple past prosecutions. A proposed "black-list" would record all such convictions to deter repeat violations.
The hospital reports the septic tank repair work is well in hand with excavations finished and the project moving toward completion.
Grabines Cricketers visited Leadhurst Sunday to win the Shower Cup. Lyndhurst held the visitors to 115 runs. Individual scores feature Bloomfield Ridley and Egan among others. Lyndhurst later beat Blayney for the Clunch Cup and Mandurama hosts a friendly against Grabine.
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