Gov Vane Home and Welcome Back Friend Farewell
Mandurama news notes govern Vane home arrival from overseas on leave and visits with old friends at Nuneham Park Bathurst trip by P Rootes party. Farewell for Don Firk with wristlet watch and a sizable gathering presided by R J Fagan. Dancing till midnight followed by guests including AL Piggott and Mrs H Burke.
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P. Rootes
Orange
Bathurst
E. T. T. Rootes
Mr. Rootes
Snr
Nuneham Park
F. D. Cobb
R. J. Fagan
Don
Obituary Mr J C Green Mandurama
Mr J C Green longtime Garland resident dies in Sydney Royal Prince Alfred Hospital. Survived by three widows, two grown sons Ernest and Ronald, father John Green, four brothers George Parkes Herb William Thomas, and sister Jane Klein. Remains interred at Lyndhurst cemetery amid a large cortege. One son serves in camp at Cowra. another son Ernest faces responsibility of the property.
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Mandurama
Royal Prince Alfred Hospital
Sydney
Garland
J. C. Green
Mr. Green
Ernest G
Ronald M. Green
John Green
George
Parkes
Herb
Gracemere
Queensland
William
Rationing chiefs deny sugar boost for jam makers
An official of the Rationing Commission said sugar stocks were not enough to grant a special sugar ration to home jam makers. Citrus fruits are in season for jam use, as in previous weeks. Nearby, Mr. Pherson notes pre-rationing sugar was used for jam. A wintry spell brings strong winds. Mrs. Bourke, new proprietress, prepares to take over the local business on September 30.
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Rationing Commission
Pherson
Bourke
Chronicle to Change Hands by Carcoar District
War pressures force sale of the Chronicle. New owners Moulton and Neve of Lachlan Leader Cowra take over October 1, with Friday October 2’s issue the first under them. The Dugan family expresses gratitude to advertisers subscribers and correspondents and hopes for continued support to keep the paper running.
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Chronicle
Messrs
Moulton and Neve
Cowra
Carcoar and District
Stock Free From Disease In Carcoar District Report
The Inspector of Stock reports overall improvement in the Carcoar P. P. District since the last meeting, with Western areas showing more gains. Foot rot not yet evident though risk may rise with warm weather. lung worm cases noted with some mortality. Rabbits increasing in some areas. several T.S.R. reserves inspected and in fair order. Gate work at Fowler's Reserve completed though fences remain unfinished. Manpower and stock evacuation work nearing completion.
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Aeti
T.s.r.’S
Fowler's
Make Carcoar His Country Home Auction Report
City man and auctioneers Winchcombe Carson Lt T G Stammers and W J Jay arranged a sale in Carcoar for a country home. The fragment notes a satisfactory result with no clear values recorded and references a property described as a darecer.
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Jnat Choowe
Messrs. Winchcombe Carson
T. G. Stammers
W. J. Jay
Carecar
Alii Heen Indi Cal Frowns Do No Frows Your Age
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Alii
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G. G. Manning General Store
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Mandurama News
Gov. Vane Home
AL Piggott
Matdurams
H. Burke
Stylas
Anderson
Ee ‘Seson
Mr. Jock
Aler
J.C. Green
New Management
Lachlan Leader
District
Carcoar
Lyndhurst
William G. Dugan
Daphne Dugan
Carcoar P.P. District
Mr. Pillinger
Carcoar P. P. Board
City Man
Bugs ‘Sto
Highfield
Cam Reed
Dave Reed
Undertakers
Monumental Masons
Adelaide Street
Blayney
Phone
Arthur Higgs
Carcoar 3
R. J. Pagan
Manduramal
Hill & Crofts
A. Crofts
Nsw
V. McKay
Massey-Hartison
Geo
City “Mutual Life Assurance Society
Pensation Insurance
Tae
Whitney Pastoral Company Limited
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