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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 14, 1902
Page
2
Maro Ste ewig performs at the Lue tz theatre tonight with Beet Fiske as the featured act. Local patrons urged to arrive early for seating and program notes.
A obscure report notes a local group in Cowra district pressing for a renamed stock district union. The draft plan involves transferring members and funding, with a proposed split into neighboring towns and possible reorganization of a board.
Unclear fragment describes a figure linked to referable repairs and a suspension in another work. Daily expectations suggest potential calls or actions related to hierarchies or investigations. Details are fragmented and names or places are not discernible.
The letter accuses officials of exhausting funds voted by Parliament for repairs and urges proper use of money. It warns that delays will leave premises vulnerable this coming winter, costing more to fix than current estimates. It asks the Program Association to bring Mr. Waddell’s attention to prevent similar manipulation of Cerocar residents.
The naval monthly meeting of the Vomeiton of the Hoean set in Upart Hinoas on Prowut Mara P. Aye (chair) with J. Darringiing J. Watson and others. Minutes cover paymowol funding, hospital supplies, salaries, and requests to expand community relations and government aid.
The Progress Committee meets to review road work near Diatriat Road and Grange Crossing. Discussions cover Mount road alignment, curb widening, and the Overhead Bridge. secretary to contact Mr Waddell about repairs and widenings. Railways Commission protest noted. funds and approvals debated with several motions passed or withdrawn.
On motion by Mr Walaon and seconded by Mr Meouwrmott the leader of A First Wan was accepted. Mr MacDeriott read the Blow counted by the Tvvinion Committee. Several suggestions were made but no definite action. The alterations to be confirmed and subscriber estimates remain unsettled. Mr Links moved and Mr Dersing ton seconded that the Visiting Committee be empowered to expand to provide provisional furniture and other required items for the hospital.
An old and respected roti- Jani of Usrcoar in the paramou of Mex WW. 9, Derwin, died Wednesday morning after long illness from gonoc emption. Survived by husband Mr W J Derwin and three daughters four sons. sister of Mestre J and T Fidepatrick. Funeral this afternoon at three, burial in Rowan Catholic cemetery with burial rites by Father Kelly.
Our Own Corrmpondent reports on rumors about imperial armory and munitions, with garbled lines describing drums, belts, and gear. The text hints at fear, shortages, and compliance, mentioning a reader focus on equipment and potential orders, amid unclear details and damaged phrasing.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a rural gathering with figures named Lyndvune, Woodsloe, and Gorman. It mentions railway commission concerns, labor, and a parade of local officials and farmers. The text references Mr Wl and Mr Davidaon, plus various unnamed community actions and preparations.
Our Own Correspondent describes a May and May Day like public gathering with sermons and prayers. References to a town hall service, marches, and municipal figures appear amid jumbled phrases and local names, detailing a ceremony and expected activities over the coming weeks.
A fragmentary note reports Qaresar at 31.14 parts per million on Toomday Hie Merels, a cryptic entry lacking full context or clear event description.
Fragmented text discusses Miss MakiMlay residence, medical trials, and debates on medical care. Mentions Mov Killop pupil of Madame and various phases of life, bodily sensations, and treatment attempts. Contains garbled opinions on health, medicine, and therapy with unclear outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR item reports a 178 thousand sale total with additional figures for horns and bets. Names and places are garbled. The text references a mayor and commodities but lacks coherent details or dates.
A historical notice describes an auction in Victoria featuring rare items. About 100 tickets range from oil to 100 value, priced at one shilling each, obtainable from Theo W Heide, Collins Street, Melbourne. Proceeds support hospital and public day sharing.
Fragmentary OCR describes an exhibition event in Bathurst with dates in April and mentions exhibitors and a ring venue. Details are unclear but indicate a scheduled three day event with prior notices and preparations for participants. The text references exhibitors and a display area but lacks complete facts.
Event overview for St Parrish Day includes a cricket match at a venue on Monday March 174K Opening Handicap of £2 and Haville Handicap of £6 expected to draw entrants. Nominations closed on Werlaneday fod with additional competitions listed. A ball and supper will be held, with bicycle sports and a wheel race announced, plus RC Chumb program and prize money for various heats.
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