Garcoar Jockey Club Meeting Notes at Friday Session
A Garcoar Jockey Club meeting was held Friday with Biddulph Tucker Derwin Dawson Watson Darrington Davison and C Derwin present. Watson chaired. Last minutes were read and confirmed. A letter offered £100 start royalty news. Letters from W H and G W Platt regarding a course on their ground were read. they could not accede to club wishes. A sub committee was appointed to pursue Whitney for permission to race on his course for an extended period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Biddulph
Tucker J. G. Derwin
Dawson
J. Kk. Watson Darrington
Davison
C. J. Derwin
Mr. Watson
A. Gray
Re. W. H
G. W. Platt
Whitney
Municipal Council Votes and Budget at Fortnight Meeting
The fortnightly Municipal Council meeting was held Tuesday night in the Council Chambers with Mayor and Aldermen present. They passed payments for sanitation, lamp lighting, contractors W H Moore and Mackey, labour, carbolic acid, carriage, salaries for J J Kally and J W Foz, total £2119, and read correspondence from Blayney on the Greefell-Wyalong railway cooperation. The Council planned celebrations for Commonwealth Day and urged inter council cooperation, voted to ask the Government for a share of the vote for country councils, and considered street lighting trials, road work requests, and cost-free measures with the Road Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Byrnes
Links
Derwin
Short
Neil Clerk
Sani
Nukey
Thompson
W. H. Moore
W. Bailey
J. Mackey
Lanseter and Co
P. J. Kally
J. W. Foz
Blayney Council
Greefell-Wyalong
Winaking
ES Geesp Council
I Department
Wingham Council
Waddell
Clark Carbide
W. Moore
Wales
Ile Hha
The Crown Lands Agent Lonchern Confined Yet Shows Change
A terse report notes that Mr Lonchern remains confined but exhibits a visible change in demeanor as he awaits developments related to crown lands matters. The brief record emphasizes limited movement and evolving condition without detailing causes or timelines.
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Crown Lands
Mr. Lonchern
Visit to The Stora Caronae Hosts New Goods
A visit notes W Tiddy and The Stora Caronae as front runners in goods. The store opens a front room on the flat floor for browsing glassware, toys, fancy goods, photo frames, and other wares to showcase a broad variety for Kina’s Preoria.
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W. Tiddy
Glen
Kinas Preoria
Carcoar bats 100 as Blayney Miners halted by rain
Carcoar reached 100 all out before rain ended play at Carcoar. Fagan led with 17, Connolly 31 and Moore 21 showed form. Blayney’s Marshall and McNabb added 10 when stumps were drawn. umpiring decisions drew criticism from the Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carcoar
Fagan
Baker
Topham
Long
Marah
Pived Wataon
Watson
Geo. Gonnolly
Hasigghaeen
Geo
Connolly
Shaughnessy
G. GC
Billy Moore
Links
Bill Derwin
Moore
Brown
Derwin
Death
Tidd
Iddy
Withers
Davin
Manavas
Bhut Blayney
Marshall
McNabb
Mil l Whistle church services and schedule notes
Fragmentary note lists Roman Catholic services and times. Mentions Sunday Mass at 9:30 am and evening service at 7:90 pm with reference to Lyndhurst and Friday events. Unclear due to damaged text but references church activities and times.
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Kally
Lyndhurst
Bonnie Reaper and Binder Adverts By Johnston Harvestor Co
The Bonnie Reaper and Binder, advertised in Thoop columns, are highlighted for price details and performance. Johnston Harvestor Co promotes the unit as a premier machine, noting a gold medal at Paris Exposition and high grade quality recognized by judges.
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Bonnie” Reaper and
Johnston Hnevestar Gov
U.S.A
Bathurst News Roundup and Local Meetings
Bathurst Swimming Club to stage its annual carnival on Boxing Day with potential attendance by Hellings. Poor Relief Society outlines a town canvassing effort for next Saturday. Edgley and Co. hosted a Bathurst picnic for employees at Gia Plains. School of Arts winter entertainments netted £20. George's Plains Market Day supported St. John's Church. Rain reports: about half an inch on Saturday night. MP Mr. Waddell spoke on federation at the School of Arts. Wesleyan Century Fund closing demo set for Nov 5 with multiple speakers. District Band concert in Machattie Park. Noted visit by Mr. Devies of Newcastle Steel Works. Rabbits increasing near Cowra. pastoral measures discussed. SALIOVDEN advertised for neuralgia and rheumatic relief. Available from H Paulding and Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bathurst Swimming Club
Hellings
Poor Relief Society
Rutherford
Poor Relief Day
Niessra. L. Edgley and Co
William Street
Gia Plains
School of Arts
George's Plains
Bathurst
St. John’s Church
Waddell M.P
Millermurra
School of Arta
Waddell
A. J. James
Orange
Lyndhurst
Wesleyan Century Fund
School of Arta Hall
Peratrieres
Reva J. Spence
T. B. Holmes
J. Cook M.P
Conwal
Jimmy Governor Captured Near Robin Crook in Australia
Jimmy Governor was captured Saturday morning near Robin Crook, after a pursuit by Wallace and others. A gun battle followed, Governor attempted to flee down a bank then into the brush, was wounded, and captured near the creek. he is to be tried in Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Governor
John
Robin Crook
Wallace
Hoe
Jimmy
Oskan
Ben
Wallaee
Joe
Poddy
Wingham
Sydney
Insure Your Crops Warns Farmers and Growers
A fragmented plea urges farmers to protect crops by insuring timber vine nurseries and unpeopled country tracts from fires and loss. The notice cites dangers of delay and emphasizes proactive insurance, with references to a local cornet and Davison.
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J. C. Davison
Cerconr
Auction report on chaff markets and harvest notes
Redfern notes weekly arrivals of coal Aasehialens Laster and 901 bags of chaff with 4900 Victorian chaff, totaling about 35 000. Market bears no price change. high grade chaff sells slowly at unremunerative rates while medium classes move poorly. Narromine chaff shows weather damage, dusty and broken. Ramn scarce, hay will be short, and shortages force efforts to cut fodder to protect wheat.
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Redfern
Resson
Sydney Fashion Notes The Morals And Millinery Trends
Sydney fashion notes discuss separate linings for skirts, decorative frills, and high side draping, with millinery focusing on children's hats, Tam crowns, and inexpensive simple designs. Hair trends favor rings and pompadour fringes, with crimping irons in demand and safety tips for curling. An evening dress detail features white liberty silk with jeweled net and matching accents. Literature mentions Mario Curelli's Master Christian and Cortecelli embroidery classes at Pitt Gireet Hordern's, highlighting ongoing craft interest.
Farmers urged to join co operative produce plan
A long notice urges farmers to forward chaff, hay, and straw to Sydney for sale through a new farmers cooperative. It cites a 18000 pound stockpile, 1.20 million shillings expected value, and aims to save costs by centralized marketing, promising broad farmer support and improved returns in the six month period ending March 31.
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Aa Ali Farmarn
Sydney
Glen
Pediern
Wharres
Yaa
Agenity Ielty
Gordie
Seanem
Pepdyeeme
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Garcoar Jockey Club
Atere
the Carcoar Chronicle
Cricket
Carecar Pee Blayney Miners
H E
Charch Services
Bonnie” Reaper
Father Doran
Wallington
Devies
New Castle
Coombing
Gullinont
Ming
Lucknow
Tcheg Sheage
Cowra
Saliovden
Paulding and Co
O’connall Street
Bydney
M.P
Mario Curelli
Chicago
Windy
America
Pitt Gireet Hordern
Syeres UE
Ako Alin F