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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 31, 1933
Page
2
Town and District Chat reports Mr L Balloo of Bisyney admitted to Bt. Visceat’y Hospital this week and plans to open the Mandilrama show. The piece notes community leaders discussing unemployment, relief efforts, and education as weather and floods impact the region. Local figures including Mr Hobbe and Sydeey voice concerns and promise action at forthcoming meetings.
Alexander Reid Baird died in Parin Saat Droerabar after a long career in Australia. Born in Olangow Ai youre ago, he studied at Glasgow University before turning to business ventures in Melbourne and Wimmera, founding agricultural projects and aiding land grants at Quandong. He later led diverse enterprises in the Portland fermentation industry and maintained ties to the Melbourne market before returning to England before 1902. He leaves behind his wife Miss K. Bhoridan and children Fagan Hleg and Fagan of Sunny Mandarama.
In a Thursday session at Syriay Court the case of Bryant versus Willian Henry Sale and others was heard over a crop lien and stock mortgage act matter from 1898. The jury awarded the plaintiff £218 4s with costs. judgment declared for the plaintiff against the defendant landowner and sale of assets to the minister within the statute’s terms.
A thoroughly renovated program notes a forthcoming meeting of the Flax Debating Club to arrange a syllabus for the coming season. Members anticipate a varied, successful year with many considering joining and expect challenges from other clubs. Secretary Mr Aid Danio can be contacted for details on nightly meetings.
Sporting note records a local cricket win at Bundey with Catcant and Millthorpe securing victory. Scores includeCANCOAR Dylan Browe and Meroe Doe among players.
Ampienen Sans in Millthorpe saw Mandursma journey to Gallymont and face strong bowling as the Howard-Picker Cup contest unfolded. Vane and Ridley retired after reaching a century apiece, while O’Leary Daly and Daly Taylor featured in notable partnerships and dismissals as the scorecards filled with tense, compact innings and fielding effort.
Fragmentary cricket scores show Hazelwood and Lyndhurst contesting on an uneven dirt pitch. Readers see garbled player names and totals with uncertain outcomes, indicating a disputed or unclear result from the Sunday match.
In a lively Wednesday match at Layadhhta the Mandurama team edged the home side 66 to 60 after a high scoring bowling spell by McGrath 6 for 19, with standout batting by several Mandurama players and a strong finish securing the rubber. The district’s efforts and coaching were praised, while spectators noted the crowd’s support and the charity collection for the Diatriot Hopes.
Sunday Blayney attended a tense match as Lsyad prepared to host Irea O Nall Cop tot ware, with detested rivalries surfacing among about pleaty rome and ranaweeg Ore as the scores moved toward a decisive result.
District News reports a Saturday event named Prom Our Gorreap Mandurama held amid a gourds and games setup. An active tent run by M McCrrath featured light contests, a gonglike bell, and lively crowd participation. The programme listed multiple athletic events including potato hat races, bowling, throwing, kicking, and golf putting, with dances planned for fall after midnight festivities.
Neville held its Harvest Festival with the local choir performing in the church and a village pageant. A prize raffle and weight contest saw Mrs. Botwetwon and Geo Fenton among top contestants, while funds will be distributed next week. Prolonged drought reduced water use and a rabbit drive was noted locally.
Leeds Bros report cattle yarded at yesterday's sale with bulls to 8 pounds, sows to 5 pounds 16 shillings, cows to 5 pounds, yearlings to 1 shilling 8 pence, pigs to 1 pound, cows to 7 pounds 10 shillings. Sheep and lambs sold with prices listed. weather and facility notes end with obituary of Rev Dr B Boott.
Partial readable text notes a group including Martre Hughey and L Bloomfield returning from a land area near Pretty Plains. mentions people such as Ed Hasalten and Sian wets, with place names Millusotem Blayney and Woodatceh referenced in a fragmentary historical context.
Football report notes readiness for upcoming bootilag game with emphasis on local squad and timing. Readers are urged to watch for key players and tactical setups as the team prepares for a decisive match that could influence standings.
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