Notice to Chronicle Subscribers Fair Credit Planned
Subscribers who prepaid to previous management will receive fair credit. If payment is current through March 103 no charge will be made for the supply until that date. Accounts are being updated and will be sent in the coming weeks.
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Chronicle Advertising Rates and Notices Display
The Chronicle lists rates for small run on ads up to 36 words with charges from 2 shillings to 4 shillings. Larger casual ads with display lines cost 4 shillings per inch. In memoriam notices 4 shillings, with verse extra. Death Birth and Marriage notices 4 shillings. Contract business ads offered at special cheap rates on application.
Pay Up or Resign Motion Defeated in Shire League
The Lyndhurst Shire Patriotic League debated a pay up or resign motion aimed at the Carcoar Mandurama Lyndhurst branch over funds distribution. Dr W Burns moved to rescind, but the motion failed amid strong opposition. full details to appear in the Lachlan Leader edition on Monday.
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Lyndhurst
Carcoar-Mandurama-Lyndhurst Brant
Shire League
W. Burns
Verlain
Carcoar-Mandurama-Lyndhurst
Uns
Sandhorst-Mandurams
Lachlan
Nex
Festival of St Luke Church Notices
Carcoar morning Holy Communions at 9 and 10.30. Evensong at 3 p.m. Carcour service at 7.30 p.m. Saturday July 7 religious instruction at 10 a.m.
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Carcoar
Gallymont
Carcour
Probate grant sought for Green will in New South Wales
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales probate jurisdiction an application will be made after fourteen days from publication for probate of the last will and testament dated 16 April 1937 of John Carter Green late of Trilee Garland farmer deceased to be granted to Appelona Green and Ernest Gordon Green the executors named therein notices to be served at the address of George Pile and Co proctors for the executors Adelaide Street Blayney and Windeyer and Co 25 OConnell St Sydney creditors must lodge particulars of claims with the undersigned
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Supreme Court OF New South Wales
John
Carter Green
Trilee" Garland
New South Wales
Appelona Green
Ernest Gordon Green
George Pile and CO
Adelaide Street
Blayney
Windeyer and CO
O'Connell St
Sydney
Blayney Killing Pen Aims 20 Sheep A Minute
The Blayney killing pen, attached to Blayney Wozing works, expected to process 20 sheep per minute, 1 200 daily, absorbing sheep from a wide area. Total cost with plant to £20,000, buildings £9,000. Construction paused by manpower shortage, hopes to start by the best week in November. Councillors toured the plant. Dr Innes praised the project as a boon to primary producers.
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Blayney Weezig
Messrs
G. Whitelaw
A. Paterson
Lyndhurst
Whitelaw
Paterson
Innes
Pres
First Aid Posts Woodstock Excluded By Council Letter
A Woodstock declaration followed a letter from Mr. F J Cahill MILA stating that medical supply shortages restrict Commonwealth first aid posts to towns over 900 residents. Woodstock representations were made by Mr Cahill, but Dr J T Goodacre noted £50 from N E S authorities and no purchases from Government Stores. no council action was taken.
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Wangoola Shire
F. J. Cahill
Mila
Mr. Cahill
Woodstock
J. T. Goodacre
N.E.S
Council
Soldiers' Christmas Cheer in New South Wales Towns
Mrs B A Pillinger of Carcoar Mrs Carney of Mandurama and Mrs Deer of Lyndhurst contribute to a soldiers Christmas cheer drive in the region providing gifts and festive items for troops stationed nearby.
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B. A. Pillinger
Carcoar
Carney
Mandurama
Lyndhurst Shire Council debate shale oil development
Lyndhurst Shire Council discussed shale oil production and government policy. Dr J M Hood and Dr A Amos pressed for action, criticizing delays and urging government support while Cr Cook and Mr Beasley debated supply obstacles and the path to using shale oil over producer gas.
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Mr. Beasley
J. M. Hood
Ais
Cy. Innes
Cr. Cook
Gauze wire shortage delays Blayney mosquito防 windows
Dr A Amps told Lyndhurst Ski Council that Sydney warehouse handling of gauze wire orders is slow and may take up to two years before Blayney secures material for doors and windows. Government stockouts and regional demand due to mosquitoes are cited, with blue stone proposed as a larvicide alternative.
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A. Amps
Lyndhurst Ski Council
Sydney
Blayywan
Pines
Why Mandurama Is Missing Out Rural Electricity
A Lyndhurst Shire Council meeting heard that current electricity arrangements hinder rural supply including Mandurama. Dr Innes argued unified control and pricing could lower costs, noting Lyndhurst pays 7 5 per kV, while Orange and Bathurst pay 6 5 and 4 18 respectively.
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N.S.W
Innes
Lyndhurst
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Bathurst
Burns
Amos
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