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Carcoar Chronicle

Location

Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia

Date

May 29, 1942

Page

4

Forbes Canning Factory Doubtful

The Forbes Chamber of Commerce doubts the canning plant plan after a Commerce Ministry reply. A dehydrating plant was urged to be attached to the Daroobalgie meat works as a concession if the American plant delays persist.

Forbes Chamber of Commerce A. J. Meagher Minister of Commerce Chamber Scully America J. G. Taylor Forbes Ashley Broome Wyndham Daroobalgie

Hoarding of Patriotic Funds Alleged

The Lord Mayor's Patriotic and War Fund seeks power to call in £150,000 frozen by country patriotic organisations. The administrator Myr Docker says country groups hoard funds weakening the central fund while residents expect aid at the Anzac Buffet. He cites a country town with £20,000 held back and disputes over tobacco and wool costs.

Lord Mayor's Patriotic and War Fund Myr. Docker

Dengue Fever Case Reported At Canowindra

The report notes a dengue fever case at Canowindra linked to a visit to Sydney. It explains the dengue carrying mosquito also transmits yellow fever but Australia has no yellow fever cases. Emphasizes extermination of the domestic mosquito, which bites day and night and breeds in rain water tanks near homes.

Australia Canowindra Sydney

Local Stock Auction Yields Strong Wethers and Lambs at Homebush

Bidding stayed strong for best quality wethers and lambs at Homebush last Thursday while other stock eased by about one shilling. Total offerings reached 50,980, pushing weekly turnover beyond 100,000. Mrs. L Kind of Lyndhurst bought 90 xbred Labradors, plus 18 and 15 wethers at Winchcombe, Curson's auction.

Homebush

Women May Help With Shearing

Grazier meetings across the state discuss employing women in shearing sheds to address unprecedented manpower shortages. With millions of sheep due for shearing, the role of women labor becomes a major economic question. shearing starts in June in northern districts and runs through October in the south.

Outback

Rabbit skins price report from Sydney auctions

Wednes day rabbit skin auctions at Vuluex show irregular activity. Values fell on average by 5d per thousand, with incoming skins ranging from 1174d to ills. various classes and damaged lots quoted, hare skins 4 to 14 shillings per dozen, best fox skins 13/6 to 17/ each, others from 8d up.

Winehonmbe, Carson Ltd Sydney Droperty Ld

Water Schemes Use Prisoners Of War

In the House of Representatives the minister urged reservoir construction using prisoners of war to meet labor needs for water and power projects in New South Wales. John Breen noted expert review of regional resources and cited a Gallup poll showing 86 percent support for POW labor. He argued guards would be fewer and cheaper than farm work, insisting material needs were not wartime constraints.

N.S Calure John Breen House of Representatives Supply and Development Beasley New South Wales Breen Gallup Victoria Calare

Social Justice Talk by Bishop of Hobart Saturday Night

A religious notice advises that the Bishop of Hobart will speak on Social Justice this Saturday night at 9 45 through 2FC. The address aims to guide listeners and promote discussion on social concerns.

Muder Hobart

Wren's Famous Churches face fate after Nazi raids

Of the 85 churches standing in London, 18 are intact or slightly damaged while 17 are badly damaged by high explosives. Debates on rebuilding split planners and authorities. Some suggest preserving or relocating monuments, others favor reconstructing one as a Wren shrine and placing models of others there. List includes St Paul’s and many Sts with varying damage, noting eight are unlikely to be rebuilt. Two auditoria, St Stephen Walbrook and St Mary le Bow, show heavy damage with towers visible only through scaffolding.

St. Paul's Cathedral Lave Tee Sirea St. Bride's Fleet Street Christ Church Greyfriars St Lawrence Jewry Greyfridas St. Clement Danes St Andrew's Halbayn St. Dunstan's Wren Andrew-by-the-Wardrobe St. James's Piccadilly St. Stephen's Walbrook St. Maryle-Bow Cheapside St Mary le-Bow

Verdict Favors Isaac Roberts for 500 Pounds in Sheep Sale Case

In Dubbo Circuit Court Justice Davidson presided as Isaac Roberts, a Dubbo grazer, won 500 pounds after a brief retirement of under 30 minutes. He claimed breach of contract by John Frederick Perfrement of Tamworth for failing to take delivery of 3,700 sheep bought on October 12, 1941, with delivery due November 19. Roberts alleged agistment costs and additional expenses while awaiting a second sale. Witness Tavac Roberts testified the contract included delivery of 3,700 sheep, but Perfrement did not appear in court. He carried the sheep on his property and charged agistment from November 19 at roughly 40 pounds per 1,000 head, plus 6 pounds in travel expenses to Condobolin. The original contract was for 10 shillings 6 pence per head, later sold to another buyer at about 8 shillings per head, a lower price than expected. Robert Sylvester Brown corroborated, noting current prices.

Dubbo Isaac Roberts Dubbo Grazer John Frederick Perfrement Tamworth Grasser Condebolin Robert Sylvester Brown Condobollin

City urged to broaden district leadership reach

The Advocate reports three directives exist and advocates extending focus to Bathurst and district residents. The piece notes about 20,000 people in the area are inadequately served and calls for broader attention to local needs.

Bathurst and

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