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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 14, 1900
Page
2
Fragmented report lists weights and cattle market terms with names like Pat GxTTUR and IWR CATTLE. Mentions non ext mile measurements, prices around 40, 94, and 100, plus references to horses and prison-like terms. Details are garbled, with several unclear names and indicators of a livestock and horse market update.
Fragmented OCR listing various livestock and produce terms with prices and measurements. Shattered names, markets, and figures hint at a rural exchange listing. Sparse legible items include weights, prices per unit, and vendor notes, lacking coherent context or full entries.
A garbled OCR note mentions Varooam Produce Marmet and Bevaib Paicum in Wisconsin and references several unclear entities. The readable fragments point to a local item involving HOP and THMhy ley BHP Misesys Fotos with vague actions and sources. The passage remains fragmented with no clear event or outcome.
The text reads as fragmented notes with several named terms and numbers. Readers should expect sparse details and inconsistent spellings across entities. No coherent event or clear subjects emerge for a concise news item.
A public notice from J Bealby Smith and associates names Phillip Bbreok Hedey and others as recipients. It references a drawing or extraction and a planned visit to Royal Hotel on Phutse day and Lith Beptanbar with details of location and timing in a damaged archival fragment.
Henry aged 67 dies on September 7 1900 at Bee residence Millamolong near Mandurame Evtsauera Era. death notice records his passing and age.
Weather note for Carcoar shows a Friday forecast with unsettled conditions and variable temperatures. Short, terse reading lists rain risk and mild winds, indicating a changing pattern through the period.
A garbled excerpt discusses whether one man can hold two offices in the local and Commonwealth governments simultaneously. It contemplates implications for fidelity to electoral requirements, federation risks, and the Premier's stance, with reference to Manghar and Barton as figures shaping electorates' views.
Mr RD Stomphor urged public tendering for similar ventures in the Colony at the Ukiwo power-house. He claimed quick action was needed and contended the Railway Commissioners concurred that competition should determine public contracts. The Premier was pressed to publicly name bidders and expose job prospects for local and England-bound components amid calls for fair competition.
A letter from a reader lauds a recent college musical competition and urges more vocal contests to elevate young singers. It advocates local training, supports public singing events, and requests guidance to improve musical expression and audiences.
Fragmentary 19th century style text notes an act restricting wage attachments after enactment. It states no attachment for wages or salary where earnings do not exceed a certain weekly rate, with deductions permitted only to cover established salary amounts. Preexisting debts before passage are unaffected.
A Sunday gathering at Carcoar discussed plans for the Catholic church, with Bishop Iyene and local figures present. The meeting approved a subscription drive and formed a committee to fund and organize the church project, highlighting community support and anticipated future events in the diocese.
A garbled notice mentions Mr A Booth the orakeeper at Moond MuDiswald joining a group of Vouplogers. It references a Wednesday afternoon gathering with Gerover and Manduraina and asks who will Lyndhorst chip in.
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