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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 30, 1902
Page
2
Voters are urged to note that nomination papers must be in by the stated day to be valid. The board will accept papers only up to the close of business on the day of nomination with a strict deadline. Local inquiries ask for explanation of voting procedures and candidacy requirements.
The document records a council meeting with notable attendees including Mayor Hale and Aldermen. Topics cover contractor payments, use of fire news, correspondence with the Progress Association, technical classes, and proposals on land and common rights. Decisions include delaying certain actions, drafting letters, and planning for further discussion tomorrow.
A garbled record mentions a council discussion about a war and a wood theft case. It references a mayor, a horse, a library lookouts, and work on a cane. The fragment hints at loads regained and a forbidden act tied to harvesting wood by a person named Tomik.
A fragmented letter from Lyndhurst notes fear of drought and illness during 1940s wartime, mixing personal family events, Christmas, and planned celebrations. The writer mentions figures like Garland Weert and Alverioye, hints at community gatherings, and reflects on disruptions caused by conflict and winter conditions.
A garbled OCR passage mentions Seville Mandurome Tom Ye hee back on tap and references Mr. Bybee and Mr. O'Reilly al Shaw. Names appear with fragmented phrases about boundaries, selling, and dates 46/8/08, providing little coherent context or clear event.
Weville notes a chaotic report touching on a church, a Wesleyan affair, and a public meeting. It mentions Mr Hoghon and Mr Vavwlow playing words, a local sermon at St Livke's, and a call to support rebuilding at Wall through a church restoration effort.
In a farmward update farmers like Meanin Hundley Arthae and Meal prepare for rabbits by removing chair logs and replacing with fences. Reports show frightened stock, efforts to shoot for security, and a community call for more voice in local matters. An astronomer note hints at upcoming events in March with Mary Howey.
A blaze at a Manitay residence endangers a family of eight and prompts emergency action. Investigators note damage to the home and surrounding property while authorities cite hardship and legal action tied to the incident. Neighbors report smoke seen near the structure as fire crews work to contain the flames.
A fragmentary report describes a meeting at Stakes Haga with mentions of individuals such as Me MB mk railings and Mr Tidy. The record notes decisions on the distribution of a balance after a completed event and references to subscription dues and a to be appointed distributor. The text is garbled, but names and actions imply a community assembly handling funds.
In a windy afternoon match Cowra defeated Canowar 6 to 3. Currin led Cowra with kicks and forward pressure while Vallao and Taylor combined for key plays. Officials praised the effort and local spectators at the Royal Hotel after the game, with postgame remarks highlighting sportsmanlike conduct and club loyalty.
A garbled dialogue hints at an inquiry about a scheme in Rabat and a reward offer. The text references a journey, a cage, and a witness or participant named Irina, with tangled notes on trials, wagers, and foreign locales. The passage reads as an uneven stream of fragments from a larger narrative.
Members of the Kooball Club will hold a memorial gathering at J J Bmiths Stoke Hotel on Monday Eight at 2 pm. Attendance is requested and details of memory tunes will be shared.
A complex local land board record details Meviings and Cowal property basins, with references to land grants, confirmations, and disputed holdings. Authorities cite dates in 1902 and 1926, noting allotments, verifications, and public notices as part of ongoing title proceedings and survey corrections.
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