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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 21, 1943
Page
2
The note lists Chronicle advertising rates and formats including word counts and per line charges for casual advertisements. It mentions lunch notices and formal notices with prices and word limits, indicating various rates for 18 to 38 words and specific mentions like thanks, birth, and best wishes.
Notice seeks the names numbers and addresses of all district members of the naval military air force nursing or allied war services for record purposes. Addresses may be left at the district offices or sent to the undersigned. The NSW Supreme Court probate jurisdiction notes the seventh accounts filed in the estate of Bernard Joseph McKeon late of Dunvegan Mandurama and invites interested parties to inspect before June 16. Commission will be sought after allowance of accounts. Dated May 14 1943. CHAS. E. Buychart Registrar Garden Montgomery Proctors Cowra Gould Shaw agents: 72 Pitt Street Sydney.
Miss Wilya Watton spent school vacation at Coombing Park while Miss M Brady returned from a City holiday. Snow surprised district residents Sunday morning as dusty winds and heavy rain fell since Saturday. Two inches of rain by weekend, schools reopened, convent boarders returned. A/C 4 Bill Brady reports from a northern operation, well and hard at work. Mrs V Barrett and Vineet moved from Carcony to Sydney and into the metropolis, Barrett serving as a visiting clerk and Vineet joining Dangar Gedye and Malloch Ltd in electrical engineering.
Pte W Hargans on nine days' leave visits his cre atives. Miss Jessie Francis returns home for a weekend with Mr and Mrs I Francis then departs to Sydney. Pte C C Francis, son of Mr and Mrs T Francis, home on leave after two years on active service. Friends welcome him back. Miss Bessie Whalan spent the weekend with her parents. Miss Z Sheahan returns to school. Mr T Coates returns to Bhywarcos after a family visit. Mrs T Bloomfield and family return to Colliroy after holiday with relatives. Pte Dan Carey home on leave with his parents. Mr Arnold, previously staying with his daughter Mrs Selby, leaves for Manly.
Grace Meryl Baglee of Guildford and Ernest Gordon Green of Carcourt were wed at Parranville Seventh Day Adventist Church. Pastor L G Maxwell officiated. reception for 126 guests at Guildford School of Arts. Honeymooned in Katoomba.
Norman Schmidt left for Sydney on Friday to seek medical treatment and friends hope for his recovery. Mr Brown and family have moved from Eugowra to Mandurama. Miss Shirley Rowlands returned home after a holiday with relatives. Miss Nancy Smith passed the AWAS exam. Master Ken Cardow is spending holidays with his parents. Peters spent time with Mr and Mrs Urk. Goodwain has been active around the district.
Satisfactory results reported from lime sulphur treatment for mite infestation in Carcoar district stock. F E Trevitt, P P Board stock inspector, presented at the stocktors conference in Sydney. H Gordon of the McMaster Laboratory spoke on acute fluke infestation and carbon tetrachloride dosing. The district remains affected by acute fluke.
In a Dubbo Supreme Court hearing Justice Edwards reviewed a bold letter from a young woman to her husband Morris. She declares she wants no contact, calls him a worm, and says she hates him, insisting she will not listen to promises or sob stories. She rejects his imagined tender feelings and warns against any further attempts.
William Allen of Sydney writes to the City press praising the British Tommy for his steadfast service. He lauds British regiments in the Tunisian campaign and earlier wars, expresses Australian and New Zealander pride in fighting men, and calls the Tommy a modest, loyal exemplar guiding Empire war effort.
Applicants for Lottery tickets often doubt slim chances of low numbers winning. The recent draws surprised many as number 2 appeared in successive lotteries, securing £10 in No 936 and £5 in No 939, with No 100,000 also netting £5 in the latter draw.
At the last meeting of the Carcoar Parish and Public Board a request from Mr. J J Harris of Burnt Yards was reviewed. Harris complained he owned 200 acres of green trees and sought permission to ringbark them to allow grazing for more sheep but the board announced it had no authority to grant such permission. Mr Trevitt said he would inspect.
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