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Newspaper

Carcoar Chronicle

Location

Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Sep 23, 1932

Page

2

School of Arts Ball Plans Set at Yesterday's Meeting

A ladies meeting at the School of Arts discussed ven for Show Night with plans for carved supper and hall decor. Mrs Manning, Mrs Milla, Mrs Clark, Mrs Barratt, Mrs Blanetied, and Mrs Harris attended. apologies from Matron Strain and Mrs Duke-Yortys. Mire Manning and Mr Blanchard to lead arrangements. Nurse Whalan and Miss Doroon baence appointed collectors. decorations to mirror recent church ball. The secretary Mr Malville noted over thirty notices sent. An orchestra decision deferred pending new tenders. only music expected.

School of Arts Manning Mra Milla Mra Clark Mra Barratt Mre Blanetied Mra Harris Strain Duke- Yortys Mire Manning Blanchard Mr. Malville School of Arta Nurse Whalan Doroon Baenee Indies Church of England Carcoar Mondurama

Show Time Exhibition Plans Face Challenges and Debates

The show schedule is out with many gaps and unclear items as organizers discuss program ideas and attractions. The secretary and committee work to recruit exhibitors and draw crowds while promoting crafts, needlework, and a busy display area. Membership drives seek funds and public support, offering free admission and family benefits with various ticket provisions.

Rainy Month Totals Rise at Post Office

Rain fell yesterday pushing monthly totals to seven points at the Post Office. Mr Allott returns to relieve duties as the office faces facts and fears of hypocrisy. A pestilent phrase about throat and chest relief leads to Woods Great Peppermint Cure being advertised.

Mr Allott Groi

Sunday Catholic meeting elicits mixed vows and debates

A fragmentary report describes a Sunday Catholic gathering at the Hawthien hall with discussion of vows and social expectations. Organizers and attendees appear divided over standards for community observance, church involvement, and personal conduct amid urban changes.

Back on Albury week planned with local committee

A Back on Albury week is being arranged from November to tea with a strong committee led by Mayor Witunely as chair. The plan includes a week of events, invitations to former residents, the secretariat duties, and a move to gather names and addresses for forthcoming notices. Mr A Braddy of Moran and Cuta Albury is secretary and will supply details. A notable note honors Austrian master Haydn and his national anthem influence amid commemorations. Some staff changes occur as Mr Cutler at the focal Post Office moves to the Recruiting Spall in Dubbo.

Enbrias Totereet HL Lepyo Western Shows Annotation Lowra Bathurst Puro Mayney Brau Band Lele Albury Albay England Boland Frane Haydn Harden Viera Esterhany Eisenetndt Haydn Vienna Gluck Mozarty Beethoven Smetana Brahma Hugo Woll Lanner Johann Strauss Hyd Cutler Focal Post Office Spall Dubbe

Music in the Home Promotes Happiness and Social Plowware

A classified offer advertises affordable piano renovation and sales by PALINGS. It invites readers to write for particulars and easy terms to 948 George Street Sydney or contact a local agent.

George Street Sydney

Confetti and Streamers At the Te Trinete Ball

A long list of attendees and outfits from a social event features numerous names and places. The report notes decorations and the overall festive atmosphere, highlighting guests such as Mrs. Falk and Miss Read, with a focus on fashion details and courtly introductions.

District News Cricket briefing and local debate advances

The article recounts a district meeting with hazy notes on cricket briefing, turnout, and a heated debate on data tech and local curriculum. It mentions Hazelwood and community figures, with focus on progress and upcoming events. Strong entities include local officials, venues, and names cited in the discussion.

Trunkey Police Court Adjudges Tree Destruction Case

In Trunkey Ab the Tronkey police court heard Earl Johnston charged on Walter Whre’s information from Kempfield for malicious destruction of twelve trees valued at £6. The complainant alleged the trees were stripped while saplings remained, but Johnston testified he did not cut any trees though some saplings were felled. The magistrate found Johnston guilty of cutting a sapling, fined him costs, and gave one month to pay.

Tronkey Bromhead Earl Johnston Walter Whre Kempfield

Rabbit Skins Markets Show Mixed Prices Across Varieties

Market notes report rabbit skin prices with best hare skins selling from 2 shillings to 4 shillings per dozen and other varieties quoted 6d to 1s 6d. Prices for fox and weasel types listed across multiple grades and regions, with small lots and varying quality influencing the ranges.

Winchrombe Carson Fox Aiina Weidheeday Sydney

Miss Hardcoo and other lace fashions listed

A fragmented textile list from Carcoar and Dulwich Hill details names and items such as black georgette, lace Mire Mongher, red lace, blue congetia, and floral patterns. It records multiple individuals with varied fabrics and colors, reflecting a fashion catalog snippet.

S Whialan Navy Kroner Atre Perry Bop Pott Astite Greed Lem Timmy S Mere Tontredge Foral Feimee Chithor Uialla Petuula Ter Glick Coarn Moe. Haines Huralcotta Mim Coator Tack Lane Dee McGraen Mis Hare Young Gailymout Mise L. Read Miss A. Kothery Ming M. Mothore Georgetie Mim Parker Rose Wirne Purcell Mins Hall Francis Matrion Molloy Vera Thampson Garcoar Roorgenie Wurcell Woodstech Oral Eolle Mies Stubbs Raiilrid Mion Kt Cobb Aleplok Ezdpecda Ehone Ming Neil Gomrpettin F Atcumll Eo Clement wWooweck Vo Read Caredar D Baker Hurot Yards Blue Gear Gette Hardcoo Minn Rootes Loadhurst Mire Mongher Dohe Vous N. Douglas Dee Why Mic H Davis Jean Smith Garland Mist N. Fuller Gallymant Midge Carenar Lack Miss Lo Walker Hilda Healey A. Bolick Dulwich Hill Kiss B. Cahill

Homebush Sales Whiskey Stock Listings

Thursday's stock at Homebush yard features Gunna Williamson of Cowra with prices 14 and 14/10, 20 1/0, 64 13/4, 50 100. C H Traves of Canowindra at 7 x1 10h and 4. Bltomfeld Brow of Lyndhurst at 39 w 120 and 85 12/4. W O'Shea of Cowra at 10 xe 10/0 and 70 We. R H Thompson of Sangaroo at 7 xs iad, 37/6. A H Grant of Canowindra at 49 to BLO. Grant Pastoral Co Ltd of Canowindra with 2h to OOyl4 and 15/6.

A. G. Williamson Cowra Woot C. H. Traves Canowindra Bltomfeld H. J. Thompson Sangaroo A. HL Grant Wp. Oer Grant Pastoral Co. Ltd

New South Wales Cattle Top Market Prices Report

This OCR fragment lists cattle market figures across multiple farms and sellers in New South Wales. Names include Ridge Patents Co Wood stock and Exors A W Whitney Woodstock. Several locations such as Cowra and Canowindra appear with varied weights and prices noted, including a top price of the day.

Marks Newham Cup Final Bigga Defeats Binda In Close Match

Bigga defeated Binda in the Marks Newham Cup final on Saturday with a tight 8 to 6 score. OD Webster and R Wibeler starred for Bigga, while M Clarke and J Morris led Binda. Referee Alex Picker controlled a competitive game as Bigga’s win showcased their improved form this season. Guthrie amends and Roo Howard scored three tries marking a standout performance in his final match of the season. Webster also shone for Bigga while Binda failed to open up despite heavier possession from the scrum.

Bigg Binda Flan OD Webster R Wibeler Howard Picker Mitchel Mitchell FE Seaman M. Hearne J. Hogan R, Pleker M. Clarke O Bradley Cramp J. Morris JD. Worry Tt. Eldridee WH. McDonald Wiiter J. Carruthers J. Jones Smut M Chriotte J. Evans Boge Hay Diatelien

Assembly salaries and cuts spark public condemnation

Report from the Assembly notes proposed annual pay of £708 and ministry hint of reducing to about £400, but MPs reject major cut. They settle on a 12s weekly reduction to 167 4 a year, while craft wages see larger cuts. Criticism calls this greed and plunder of the treasury. Separate item: Toby Barton, injured in an engine accident, is admitted to Burg Frown hospital but recovers sight. Also an ad for Radio and Victor battery sets at George Street Sydney offering terms.

Toby Barton

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