Final Round of the H Rothery Cup Shooters Triumph
Z W Smith won the final Rothery Cup round by four points with 318 best four shoots at handicap. Roy Rowlands took second with 394, and the captain A Emms won third with 399. G Bunting and J W Smith posted close scores as the club eyes another Rothery Cup event at 300 600 and 600 yards beginning on the 25th and 98th instant.
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J. W. Smith
Wits
A. Emme
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Barry triumphs over Gallymont by 45 runs in Barry match
Match at Barry saw Gallymont defend first innings total but Barry reply strengthened by Toohey and Kable. Barry posted eight for and totalled over Gallymont who were bowled out after a narrow chase. Lyndhurst and Trunkey results noted with detailed bowling figures and future fixtures mentioned.
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Corte
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Pot
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Picker
Young
Coyte
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Je C. Hines
Cope
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Vane
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Cobb wins President's Trophy play off at Leura Park
In the Leura Park Golf Club President's Trophy play off F G Cobb handed in the beat nett card to win. Final scores show Cobb 99-97 12, J Cahill 87-13-74, T D Kynoh 6T-19- T8, G F Taylor 102-38-79.
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F. G. Cobb
J. Cahill
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Another Case Against the Alsatian
Mr Rawdon Hopkins, a local gragier, was savagely attacked by an Alsatian owned by Stationmaster Mr Kyan while talking outside a five foot fence. He was knocked into a gutter and sustained facial injuries. Medical care was immediate and concern spread among locals who fear further attacks. The piece notes alleged throat-targeting behavior and references parliamentary debate on the Amending Pastures Protection Bill.
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Ancient sports echo through time and nations
A fragmented essay by Nerali Hlinchard traces the origins of games from early handball and cricket to football wrestling and bowls. It notes the Hand Ball era, the spread of point scoring and rules changes, and mentions Australian hockey and tennis as modern forms. It highlights amateur and professional play and the global reach of athletic competition.
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Bueilerh
Galt Waz
Handy Hall
Trichet
Don Kraduan
Werl de Lumons
Australia
America
Clare Dennis
Hob Meares
Tennis club matches and a nose injury noted
The Bhiaw Club beat Neville in a social tennis match on the 14th. A veteran player injured his nose in practice on the 21st, blood flowing and he out for about thirty minutes. Tubetton Reefs visited Hazelwood for a friendly, with fine games and an afternoon tea. Junction Reala won by a wide margin, with visitors praised for courtesy. A tennis tournament at Beboo Courts on Lyodhurst on Bands begins at one, funds aiding Carooar District Hospital. Queen competition, lunch and tea provided.
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Ag Ogeur
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Hazelwood
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Lyodhurst
Beboo
Carooar District Hospital
J. Bullock
Barry
Blayney Hospital
Davis
Carcoat District Hospital
Ood
Paling's players shine in district musical charity event
A community concert by the Carcoar Amateur Musical Society showcases PALING'S re conditioned Player-Pianos and pianos to raise funds for the Carcoat District Hospital. Performers include Hobbie Donough K Duke Yooge and Vera Stammers with a spaniel number and a one act farce. The tour visits Borat Yards Hazelwood Neville and other towns with dates in October and November.
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Borat Yards
Gret
Hazelwood
Neville
Mth
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Donough
K. Duke-Yooge
Heonia Clark
Vera Stammers
Mr. Faulder
Harry Clark
Carl Stammers
Carcoar Amateur Musical Society
Aggressive Dogs and Legislative Inertia Spark Alarm
The piece notes widespread concern over a dog named Aluatian described with more feeling than expected. It criticizes lawmakers for resisting power to declare such dogs noxious while daily savage attacks occur, suggesting politicians may wait for a fatal injury before acting.
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Wool Prices Likely Higher Despite Market Noise
The report outlines expectations of higher wool prices amid mixed market signals and policy chatter. Industry participants cite factors such as supply constraints, demand shifts, and regulatory rhetoric influencing futures and spot prices.
Wheat Yield Forecast For 1933 Harvest In New South Wales
Forecast for the 1933 harvest in New South Wales puts wheat yield at 57,500,000 bushels as the first official projection. Favorable weather across the division supports early and mid season plantings. Some localities expect tall harvests while others show good progress despite later crops. Rainfall is needed in some centres to mature crops.
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Taslelands
Dept of Agriculture
Lee
Black Poll Cattle Boost for Bigga Herd
Messrs Hearne Bros of Salis bury Bigga who have been breeding black poll cattle for 15 years purchased two stud cows from Me Norman Forster of Abington Armidale. They have since calved two fine calves sired by Bankdraft of Abington from Blackwatch of Mivbun Stud Scotland. Arthur Carr of Chatsbury a Romney Marsh sheep breeder joined black poll breeders by buying 46 cows from White Bros of Bellirees Scone. Graziers refuse to sell wool at the sheds despite high offers. Bigga wool tops Sydney market and even London twice this year.
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Chronicle imprint shows printer and office in Carcoar
Printed and Published by William Clayton Jackson proprietor at the Chronicle Office Naylorsteaat Carcoar under the shop name and location in the local notice.
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William Clayton Jackson
Chronicle
Naylorsteaat Carcoar
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