Mandurama Meeting Aims to Plan Commonwealth Inauguration
Our Own Correspondent reports residents plan a meeting within days to decide how best to celebrate the Commonwealth inauguration. Waddell, a popular MP candidate, toured the town with local leaders and urged a roped maintenance man for roads and a river bridge at Relubula crossing, noting cost estimates around £600 to £1400.
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W. HU
Pleobe
Gally Mont
Waddell
Owen's Hall
Mandurama
M.P
Royal Hotel
R. J. Anderson
John Rue
The
Progress Association
James Bembrick
Relubula
Ont
Viking
Waddell addresses Lyndhurst meeting and visits bridge site
Mr Waddell spent the afternoon in Lyndhurst with the Progress Committee discussing issues and inspecting the proposed bridge site near Mrs Mallons farm. That night he spoke at McCloskey's hall where a motion of confidence and support for Millemurra candidature passed unanimously and a banquet followed at McCloskey's hotel. Prominent attendees included Ewens J.P. Hines Emms Leabheater Brien Stammers Bloomfield Lumme and others.
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Waddell
Lyndhurst
Death of Samuel Sweetman A Bathurst Resident
Samuel Sweetman of Dennis Island died peacefully at his daughter's Bathurst home after a period of declining health. He had lived in the Bathurst district for six decades and was nearing his 74th birthday. The report notes other local items, including a farewell social for Rev J Woboys, Trinity College London exams with winners, a postponed Eight-Hour Concert, Military Funeral for Private Charles Heath, hot dry weather, an entertaining event in William Street Hall, MP Waddell’s planned address, and Turon dredge gold yields.
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Samuel Sweetman
Dennis Island
A. Cooke
Russell
Bathurst
Baptist (Church
Parra- Matta
Trinity College London
Florrie Byers
St. Mary's College
M. Dally
Morey Orange
McKibben
T. H. Massey
Careoar
Charles Heath
Mounted Rifles
William Street
Waddell M P
Carcoar
Bathurst School of Arts
Turon
C L 4 Mr J H Louch Improves Slightly Weak
The C L 4 Mr J H Louch remains very weak and ill though Dr Hawthorne reports slight improvement. Mr Emerton of Sydney begins duties as Acting CL A C.Prote.
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C.L
J. H. Louch
Hawthorne
Emerton
Sydney
C.L.A. C.prote
Trinity College Exam Triumph by Byranca Loashe in Sydney
Byranca Loashe, now in Sydney, passed Trinity College Theory Intermediate Exam with 90 marks. The June examination marked a strong showing while she had studied at Crrecoar Convent Sixers until March, with a background linked to several local schools and a long list of supporting figures and institutions.
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Crrecoar Convent
Byranca Loashe
Sydney
Trinity College
Progress Committee Notes Local Road Neglect and Bridge Talks
The Progress Committee met at the School of Atta last night with Canon Sheddon presiding. Members discussed Ashburton and Coombing Creek bridges, urged rock or traffic bridge options, and requested road authorities address Fell Timber hazards and district neglect. A general meeting is set for November 6 to elect officers, and a cricket match was arranged with Blayney to face Carcoar.
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School of ‘Atta
Canon Sheddon
Messrs. Tucker
Biddulph
Links Jr
C. J. Derwin
Davison
J. G. Derwin
Mr. Waddell
Ashburton
Coombing Creek
F. R. GC. Hopkins
E Rock
C. Derwin
Sec
Neville Road
J. Links Jr
Tooker Soreaded
Waddell
Toemlay
J. Links
Blayney Awan
Carcoar Assou
Carcoar
Hiddulph
Energy drives cricket match challenge between associations
More Energy. Our Progress Association has such a quantity of superabundant energy that it has challenged the Mayney Association to play a game of cricket, some Wednesday, in order to work it off.
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Our Progress Association
Mayney Association
Racecourse Meeting At Callens Hotel Tonight
A special Carenor Jockey Club meeting is called for 7 o'clock this evening at Callens Hotel with urgent attendance requested. The note also mentions woolmen shearing near Canowindraway and traders from Maringo, Sannyridge, Maon durama, and Carcoar with various commissions noted.
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Carenor Jockey Club
Callens Hotel
Canowindraway
W. Yeomans
Maringo
J. Fagan
Sannyridge
Maondurama
Presbyterian exam success at Uarcoar Sunday School
Five of six Uarcoar Sunday Scholars in the Junior Division earned certificates in Higher Christian Examinations. Names listed include Leslie Smith Poole Mabel Tucker Garda Poole Archie Gondie and Douglas McKillop. A snake bite incident harmed Douglas McKillop but he recovered after medical care as snakes grow plentiful in Cursoar.
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Presbyterian Church of N.S. Wates
Uarcoar
Leslie Smith
Douglas McKillop
J. A. McKillop
Jay
Sydney Fashion Notes on Short Sleeves and Summer Gowns
The Sydney fashion feature notes a rise of short sleeves at Innt with gowns using puffed chiffon, belted waists, and velvet ribbons. Describes blouses, culottes, heliotrope and cambric fabrics, and new tailoring details, including buttons, necklines, and decorative treatments for summer wear.
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Innt
Thia
Lairy Worris
Elton
Carcoar Wedding Plans and Town Drama Tryout
A local note reports the Carcoar Dramatic Club rehearsing a new play titled English Gentlemen and planning a November 12 performance. It mentions a social scene with prospective brides and grooms as well as a forthcoming cheap excursion train from Carcoar on October 80 for travel to the metropolis with return fare details available from stationmasters.
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Calisera
Carcoar Dramatic Club
Railway Department
Fimila
Harden and Chanue Mines Output Report
Harden. Twenty two leases operate along the Cullinga reef over four miles. From June 1899 to date the Christmas Gift mine produced 2908 tons yielding 346 tons of gold with tailings around 12 to 1? The body size now mined ranges 40 to 50 tons. Chanue. Nine tons of ore from Mount Shorter mine returned about 10 years gold.
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Cullinga
Mount Shorter
Don
Local cricket selection for Curconr v Blayney Minera tomorrow
The Carcoar Chronicle lists players Fagan Watson Connolly Topham Whitney Tiddy Brady Links Short Derwin Creighton Curtis Mooore Shaughnessy B MacDermott for a local ground match Curconr v Blayney Minera at 2 15 pm. Also notes alterations to railway services from Carcoar to Cowra and Pees to Blarney with revised departure times.
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Curconr
Blayney Minera
Fagan
Watson
Connolly
Topham
Whitney
Tiddy
Brady
Links
Short
Derwin
Creighton
Curtis
Mooore
Shaughnessy
B. MacDermott
Farmers urged to cut transport costs through new consignor scheme
The countryside letter notes hay and straw shipments by farmers to Redfern and related buyers, highlighting truck charges, packing, and cartage. It claims the Farmers Camp will remove or reduce these levies, projecting substantial savings for producers. figures suggest 200 trucks daily and potential reductions amounting to thousands over six months.
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Redfern
Yurin
Tava
Keifern
Insure Your Crops Against Fire Across the Countryside
Farmers and growers are urged to insure standing crops haystacks and stored hay against fire. The article notes fallen timber, long grass, and uncleared areas as fuel increasing bush fire risk and advises proactive insurance to avoid losses.ုံ
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Ixstuaner Cor Lata Avent
J.C. Davison
Garoeme
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OM Mogong Smith
Messrs. Hill Clark and Co
Neville
Presbyterian
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Harden
Chanue
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Carcoar Chronicle
Buarver
Cowra
Pam
Cowes
Casoar
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Hapa
Glijpet
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Sade
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