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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 30, 1936
Page
2
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Hares and Brat Yards Tom Borg with unclear charge details. The readable names suggest a local crime or incident note but specifics are missing.
A ballot of ratepayers will decide whether the Lyndhurst Shire Electricity Scheme proceeds. Jessees and recoveries to be examined on Saturday Nov 7, with Lyndhurst Shire Council overseeing the vote under Moate supervision.
Janet Beate a well known district resident died after a period of illness in hospital. She was deeply involved in local welfare, church affairs, and public matters. A large funeral service for Mrs Beate was held at Grenfell, with Rev W Robarts officiating. she will be buried in the family plot. The body will be transported to Sydney by mail steamer for burial after remains leave on November 18.
A local branch sought government action to stock Wyangals Dam with cod and bream. An Acting Brannor reported consults with officials and opposition to introducing rainbow trout and brown trout, noting past attempts failed due to local sentiment and that native species like Murray cod and golden perch have not been successfully transplanted.
Town and district residents will ballot on November 7 from 4 to 6 10 p m to decide whether to extend the Lyndhurst electricity scheme from Bingnoy to the Lyndhurst centre. Voters not yet lighting fear higher rates, while supporters argue the plan ensures power and future lighting for the area.
Fragmentary text describes a journey from Cumboyne to Lanndowne with mentions of travel plans and authority figures. The garbled passage references an information source and possible permissions while noting a Sunday event and a morning follow up.
The Ornog Balayarda market report for Wednesday October 28 details cattle and wool prices. Cattle and store stock show varied values with cows and heifers priced around 4 to 5 pounds, wool rates fluctuating and yarded totals near six thousand. Prices are listed as ranges across livestock types and wool, reflecting a active week in the regional market.
A board failed to elect a successor to Dr Crotty as rector amid deadlock over votes. A new meeting was set with bishops and lay representatives to form a distinct electing body, pursuing a new appointment process and required voting thresholds.
The annual Hoeyitel ball will be held in Memorial Hall Lignels Fur on Wednesday night. Music will be supplied by the Mayfair Orchestra. Funds raised support hospital care and guest supper will be provided.
Fragmented OCR conveys a weather summary describing cold wet and windy conditions with some optimism about the rain benefiting crops. It also notes the death of Mrs. W, mentions a poor husband and children, and references rheumatism. Details are garbled and names are uncertain.
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered names and scores from a sports page. Names like Howiow, Dalaloud, and McClorkoy appear among disjointed team references and dated venue hints. The garbled data suggests a late 19th or early 20th century style box score or matchup list with unclear results.
Fragmentary OCR text from Moorfield sections lists names and divisions and numbers. The readable items include scattered titles and figures such as Honsad Division, Quality, Water, Stalin Second Division, Mora Hiying, and Mathauene Cup sales. No cohesive event or clear entities form a complete news item.
Fragmentary entry from a rural sale listing at Mandurama shows shorthorn cattle with notes of prices and averages in pounds. Names include Kaya and Sons and other unclear buyers. The readable figures indicate prices around 1117 pounds and various averages, with dates and lot identifiers damaged.
A good demand for rabbit skins at Wednes reports steady prices with slight changes. Top winners sold to 95d per lb, various lots and damaged skins listed. Destruction of trees near Noonbinnia Rainy Siding prompts a request to preserve timber on routes. rural road and land board discussions follow, including local officials and a vineyard incident with an arm injury.
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