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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 13, 1901
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a local sale and various named individuals and places. Details are unclear but suggest a community notice involving Benedict, Melgar, and Forge events with dates or actions to follow.
A garbled discussion advocates national protection and planned production to balance global competition. It argues soil, climate, and agricultural capacity determine what Australia should grow, urging limits on foreign imports to preserve local sugar and other crops while resisting free trade in a contested global market. The text laments labor and resource constraints and calls for policy aligned with indigenous conditions, national development, and civilizational standards.
Fragmented prose argues for protective duties to shield domestic industry from cheaper foreign imports. It asserts moral obligation to maintain comparable wages and standards, promote national self sufficiency, and deliver equitable treatment in raw material access and manufactured goods.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions road work near Ox soar and maintenance walls. It notes a claim of workers on the Wark Meee roads from Limestone to the rive and a stated cost of £100, with unclear local geography and names.
A fragmented report describes a local event titled Havens with Wees Ware Pin Pelee Le, mentioning participants and venue in vague terms. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are readable to confirm details.
Fragmentary OCR shows a land acquisition notice referencing Toho Wogan 88.150 and 1485 lines, with named individuals McLeod and others, indicating parcels and compensation details. The legible portions suggest a public authority plan affecting a location linked to a school or street area, with dates and sums partially visible.
A detailed obituary records the death of William Clark at 82, noting his long civic service as mayor and treasurer of Carcoar’s church, council member, and educator. The funeral, held Monday afternoon with about 160 attendees, featured a cortège of 20 vehicles and 40 horses, a lengthy church service, and tributes from mourners including relatives and local officials.
A fragmented report notes residents’ concerns about a monastery area proposal and public health worries. It mentions a fatal death, a Mr. Ulck reference, and various accidents or incidents tied to widening risks in the town.
A fragmented OCR item references a local public notice related to a yearly dues or assessments, with unclear specifics and dates. The readable fragment indicates participation or subscription in a local public item during a recent period, noting a page and related community action.
In Bathurst a new diocesan bishop consolidates control over the Catholic hierarchy with the appointment of a key auxiliary and parish leaders. The event marks a reorganization ahead of the Christmas season, with registration and rites slated for early January.
garbled report recalls a fatality near Kelly’s store at Portage, linked to a boxing title bout and a Canadian contender. The piece mentions towns, judges, and a list of names including McDonald and West, with scattered references to games and an event in New South Wales.
Incoherent text fragments hint at complaints and civic matters involving multiple places and individuals. The garbled script touches on a company, a campus or city, and a campaign or event, but specifics are unreadable.
The Caroonar Beha hosts a performance of The Silver King by The WI Cowon Denenatio Coy. The tale features Loyao and Tay Beat St Jngiiow in a dramatic Friday night show. A bumper crowd is expected as Grabs Company supplies the entertainment.
A fragmentary report notes complaints about a gate on Pall Tiwibee Road hindering labor, with claims the work is near impossible for a woman. It mentions hospital guardians and a committee from Cardoas District naming officers and trustees, plus references to local figures and plans.
Indebted to Mr Pr J Chestine for tenders opened at Blaycay Court House on Wadnoaday September 11. Multiple contractors listed with bids for road works toward Galley Kwamp and Groghamatown, including Thos Gallo and Gino Boxhall. Several accounts and donor notes follow, referencing road and bridge projects, property sales, and various sums in pounds.
A damaged reminiscence recounts a mariner's illness and long voyage aboard a ship, detailing hospital stays, injuries, and eventual rescue. The narrative credits Saige Syrup with restoring health, enabling return to work and subsequent employment at Queenstown Mint Company. It notes a home address in Queensland and personal details of the claimant.
The meeting records show the committee noting reads from officials, including Mr. Waddell, and discussing road maintenance, brake and portage matters. They consider adding the Mount to Neville road to the schedule and seek cooperation from district officials to address neglect in the Bend Division. The group mentions dates and locations connected to the Shore and Association, focusing on food article terms and community services.
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