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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 05, 1900
Page
2
Fragmentary text shows names like Massimo and Sa tesnal with mentions of general movi oe and resolutions. The readable portion hints at a discussion of actions to stimulate other resolutions and to excite interests among attendees. No clear event date or location is established.
The Carccar Jockey Club announces a special central meeting. It will discuss all matters arising and any additional business. The notice specifies a time and calls for attendance from members.
Fragmented OCR lists cattle, feed, and grocery items with prices. Mentions as market terms like fat cattle, rations, vermilage, and various weights, but many words are garbled. Core items include cattle, feed staples, and unit prices, though details are unclear.
The read text shows a dense list of commodity names and prices with units, including items like flour, feed, and various tonnage or weight measures. It reads like a mid 19th or early 20th century price sheet listing per ton and per unit costs, with numerous misspellings and garbled tokens.
The text appears as garbled OCR with names and agencies unclear. It mentions a legal or agency role, likely relating to consulting or representation, and references a location Lat Cougrmoy and an agent. The readable fragment suggests a solicitation or agency break in a business context without coherent events.
J Bealby-Smith D D S of Lowi and Amarion and 127 Phillip Biroat Bydoer ba lohan atk envooR papi Te. The notice mentions dental services and a meeting, and refers to a Royal Bot a Thursday event. The text is garbled with multiple unreadable fragments but indicates a public notice about dental practice and a monthly visit.
A notice from the Upper House outlines a forthcoming act affecting dental practitioners. It mandates examination for those not yet recognized by the Board and promises immediate action for those unqualified after passage. The reform aims to curb unqualified dentistry and protect public safety.
The text outlines eligibility for dental registration under an act. It notes that individuals may practice medicine surgery or pharmacy by registration within one year of the act's commencement, or after age 21 with apprenticeship in law and allied fields. It describes first and subsequent boards, periods of practice required, and aims to ensure public safety through qualified practitioners.
A Friday academy of music ball hosted by the club featured lavish decorations and fine attire. Guests from Blayn Conra Maidurams and nearby towns attended. Mr. Pater Links and Mrs. Ewan received thanks and a bracelet from the Quvenar Teunia Club as a farewell gesture for Mine Ewans after years of service.
A fragmented account from St Pauls Church details an intureating ceremony involving Tasaday writing and references to teachers, parents, and prizes. The garbled text lists names and groups, including students and staff, with mentions of awards, attendance, and various classes or divisions.
The Band of Hope gathering at Prondytarian Church on Tuesday evening featured a large attendance. Rev. J. Goudie presided as the programme included choruses, recitations, and songs by the Bard of Hops with many readerly items. The chairman noted an unlisted item and a vote of appreciation to two Sunday School and Band of Hope workers, and the meeting closed with prayers and the tune Till We Meet Again.
Colonial Treasurer cites railway regulations published in Ward December 1892. He considers fare rises from January or July next year for various staff including engineers drivers firemen guards tram conductors and porters. A plan mentions a Bar Drama charity fund and an artificial bar drama institute with £1000. details reference Gunnerebury London Wi nghand.
A partial OCR passage discusses a rail or road project with references to Brow Mek 16, Lawra region, and a figure £ A7Y for admittance costs. It mentions an agreement and prior communications about geantot and camino planning, but details remain unclear due to text corruption.
A fragmented 19th century clipping recounts Mr. Wilson, a manager of a Township carpenter, facing heart disease and loss of vigor. A doctor warns of heart failure while a patient letter from Sep Wilson in 1800 touts Mother Saige’s Syrup as a remedy.
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