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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 17, 1933
Page
5
A letter argues for breed standards in Clydesdales, praising the pure active type with compact body and double mane. It condemns tail dissection and ribbon vanity, urging judges to reward the best active stallion with full mane and natural tail retained.
Trustees of the late James Murphy announce two bursaries may be available at Sydney University and Hawkesbury Agricultural College starting 1934. Open to children of poor Roman Catholic parents unable to afford study, with annual allowances of 470 pounds at the university and 40 pounds per term at Hawkesbury, plus tuition fees. Further details from Perpetual Trustee Co. Ltd. Sydney.
A. Thorpe, a drover, was fined £2 10s plus 15s expenses and costs after failing to move the prescribed six miles. Witness W. J. Sevith Ward testified he travelled 4,000 shop miles from Cowra to Ardivthan via Monteagle Thuddungra and Merangorell. The sheep owned by FW Hughon & Co. were grazing along the route. Thorpe did not appear in court and defaulted to dawn imprisonment.
A new firm named The Tines (Australia) Publishing Company Ltd plans to publish a Sunday paper in Byd. Promoters include Ro Windeyer KC, barrister. George Watkin Wynne, journalist. 0 Maidmen, secretary. and T FH Wynne Lewis, accountant.
Analysis notes Australian wool prices amid postwar demand shifts. It cites a new clip valued at £5293.71 per bale with a ~12 percent drop in quantity grown that year and compares Australian output with prewar levels. Japan, Italy, Africa, and South America affect demand as mills seek supplies elsewhere, while world parity pieces remain stable if Japanese demand wanes.
Sunday at Gally Monts witnessed the Howard Picker Cup match with Lyndhurst and Lyndtiew in a low scoring affair. Notable performances included Chas Leabener scoring 16 runs and five wickets falling early as Lyndhurst pressed to reach the target.
In this notice, readers are urged that social pleasure is greatly added to by mule. Those without a piano or player piano are directed to write to Paling's for particulars of an easy lerma.
Lyndhurst juniors traveled to Woodstock last Sunday and secured a 65 to 35 victory. Chae Toshack delivered strong bowling figures with four wickets for 21 runs, while the team showed improving form and scoring confidence.
Report from Lyndhurst notes Mandurama competitors with Davies Gannon Toshack and Bourke among others, alongside a local hospital fundraiser update and Queen competition closing details. Community notes celebrate Dr. Healey’s hospital operation recovery, PALING’S piano offers, and a charity match sequence with Newbridge team scores and local entertainment efforts.
Yesterday in Sydney a windward sale noted S900 bales of timber with values unsure. Names such as Walker O Neill and Albert York appear among brokers and traders. references to Windermire Carson reparie and pastural connections suggest a mixed commodities market with fragmented entries and uncertain values.
The wool market closed firm with prices firming and a full clearance at auction day. Top sales and best averages dominated the week, as growers benefited from favorable conditions and steady demand across regions like Mudgee and Blandford.
Squire and Gray of Cowra report a successful clearing sale on Mr Walter Mutt’s Springvale near Mould McDonald held Wednesday the 15th. A near complete clearance under the hammer drew solid competition. Merino sheep sold well with maidens 2 years old and mixed flocks fetching firm prices. Draft animals and the two standing shearing plant also sold, the latter bringing around £65.
An 6 year old girl Edith Musgrave of Holbrook died after being struck by a car while walking with her sister along an asphalt road. She died at the hospital from skull injuries. The inquiry into Kebth Isobel Musgive noted no blame for the motor car driver David Sheilds.
The notice highlights a cinema programme at Talkies Blayney and an ongoing schedule of shows for Tuesday and Wednesday nights. It mentions a sheep sale by Mr TG Stammers, with ewes belonging to Mr EK2B Matters selling crimmer rams and registered corriedale rams on Friday 1st Dec at 2 pm. Also celebrates Margaret Person’s 73 in Trinity College music exam and notes an addition to a cooking class with White Wings Baking Powder. An accident to Mr Ian English during shearing required stitches, and Arnie O'Brien took him to a Bathurst surgery. Leeds Bros Ltd report 59 head of cattle sold with steady demand. The Municipal Council’s Tuesday meeting lapsed for lack of a quorum, and special music is planned at New South Methodist Church for Sunday afternoon to mark the church anniversary.
A discussed remedy emphasizes emetic use with alcohol and wine as depressants to heart function and promotes prompt stomach evacuation. It advises small doses in water with warm water follows and notes wine with sulphate as another internal option, with tepid water after.
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