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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 30, 1936
Page
1
A Road Safety Conference subcommittee urges amending rules to require immediate reporting of road accidents by drivers, along with those involved, witnesses, or police. The proposal covers motor vehicles and bicycles, aiming for comprehensive analysis and alignment with global practices.
October spotlight centers on a full goth bun trend with bold styles and textured cuts. Designers and hair stylists showcase edgy looks, promoting creative self expression through dramatic silhouettes and moody color palettes.
The notice lists mail clove times for several routes including Magdarams Lyodhurss pam Friday only and Mails xxrive Sydney T.P.O Wer Wheyney tab daily with Monday exception. Registered mail closes one hour before pedinary Mall. Also mentions Aviatalia Singapore Hogland and Lenuiats possessions for foreign mail.
Fragmentary notice explains charges for money orders to the United Kingdom. It lists a base fee of 4d plus 6d for each unit and 3d for each additional with a time stamp of 1d. A shange 4 for each is noted to be added.
A note appears indicating parcel rates printed and published by William Layton Jackson, a proprietor. The text records the distribution of postal or shipment pricing details under his authority. The source fragment confirms the printer and title but lacks full context for dates or locations.
C L Butchars describes how chain chemists threaten independent druggists across Australia. He argues training gaps, reliance on patent medicines, and cosmetics sales will push family chemists out of business while chains concentrate in larger centers. Chains already operate in Victoria, Queensland and Tasmania, with England following due to business deals.
A Cooma battabian P P Board special meeting approved spending 200 pounds to destroy grasshoppers in the North West region and outlined a 500 pound later purchase of poison material to be distributed to landowners under the Noxious Insects Act. The secretary reported limited powers under the act to supply poison bait and noted only two permissible control methods. The item touched on government duties and migration policies affecting labor, including resumption of boy migration and inclusion of Nordic people.
A verbose plea warns motorists to slow and heed road sense amid tragic crashes. The piece laments fatal speed, urges strict adherence to traffic rules, and paints vivid scenes of wrecks to stress dangers. It cites NSW deaths and pleads for safer driving, urging personal responsibility behind every wheel.
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