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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 20, 1935
Page
2
A fragment from a local notice describes a Souler Maguey scam and a town show schedule. It mentions parish, church, show committee, and disruptions from a windstorm. It notes attendees returning to the old town and an upcoming event window in mid October with book arrangements and bank contacts.
A floral ball event at Blayney featured weather challenges and elaborate decor. Attendees including Mrs Potitta and Mis Potitta joined in vibrant tables, with workers organizing seating and a raptar centerpiece drawing attention. Donations and arrangements by local figures supported the function, ending with speeches and communal applause.
Fragmentary list of clothing items and buyers from a local fashion display. Names include Blayney and Mandurama residents such as James Astton, Violet Parsons, Sheila Hennessy, M. Dempsey, and M. Burke. Items feature velvet, crepe, satin, lace, and floral patterns with varied colors.
The Hospital Board held its Saturday meeting to decide officers with retirements noted for Bly and May. May chair AW May led discussions with Ashford, Wade, and others on the finance committee and balance sheet. The report covered matron’s, patient admissions, discharges, and ward statistics, plus staff wages and purchases from local suppliers. A donor thanked section highlighted voluntary work and future acknowledgments, with a note on a migratory voyage committee and progress on a ring cabinet for the Younger Set.
A business announcement states the owner is stepping back from executive duties per doctor’s advice while denying rumors of leaving Mandaratne. Herbert Buckley and Tom Adelong will assume active management within four weeks, with the ad indicating a clear, documented transition plan.
A garbled OCR passage recalls a juvenile event at a frolic with figures such as O'Brien Woodstock and Mrs Brepleton. It mentions Little Jobe Hobson and Pillinger, Lord of the Manor, with scattered names and vague actions leaving the scene unclear and partially unreadable.
The speaker clarifies no definite business announcement and denies selling out. After nine months of illness and medical advice for a long holiday, plans to sell Adelong business and form an equal partnership with Mandurama partner are discussed, with relocation and active management to relieve executive duties.
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