Town Show Prizes Highlight Local Talent and Creek Floods
The Cowra Show awarded Ellen Rue and Annie Hextell first prizes for crafts and a pony named Lord Roberta earned top honours. Local figures Rue, Owens, and Vale collected prizes amid rising creek levels from recent rains. Notes on upcoming local events, market results, and roadworks in Carcoar area accompany the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Rue
Ellen Rue
Aminee
Annie Hextell
E. Owens
the Royal Hotel
Roberta
J. Y. Vale of
Gallimont
Visitor from Biuia and Carcoar social items
Mr Henry Carr of Binda visited Carconr yesterday and many old friends greeted him. A sale of 1100 head of cattle passed through en route to Orange gate yards for Mr T Gordon. Small Debts Court adjourned to October 3. Mr Jacquet of Mines inspected iron deposits at Messia Links and Sona mine. Carcoar Lawn Tennis Club held a Plain and Fancy Dress Ball. Mr Hawkins injured at Blayney copper mine progresses satisfactorily. Mr Hugh Kenworthy visiting Carcoar after selling out his tal at Ballins. A match between Macintyre’s Coombing Park Team and Carcoar C C set for tomorrow at 2pm. Chierodyna contributed a useful part. Salidy Dene promotes remedies for rheumatism. Oliver’s report on the Fedora Bite is with the printer. A singer will be in Garcoar on the 16th. tickets available at School of Arts or Chronicle offices.
Insure Your Crops Against Fire Risk Warned to Farmers
Insure standing or growing crops against fire due to fallen timber in uncleared areas. Fire danger rises with long grain season. Advertises Sal Ycidenh for neuralgia and rheumatism, offered by F. Faulding Ltd in Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xsvmaxce Cov. Ltd
Acest
J. C0
Davivox
Carovar Chronicle
A Word to Motelkeepers on Beer Quality
The article extols fifty years of progress in beer quality and notes Merwin Bros of the Australian Brewery in this town as premier brewers. They enter their busy season with many orders on bond and are manufacturing Leer and cordiale for Wellington, showing wide popularity beyond Carcomi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merwin Bros
Bond
Wellington
Carcomi
The Copious Bunny Rabbits Trade in the Colony
The rabbit industry proves profitable with 30 312 export in the last year earning about £1200 while local consumption reaches £3750. Trappers, carters, packers, and dealers gain work in procuring and selling rabbit posts. The article notes rising numbers and calls for controls as a good season may require more repression of the artful bunny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mckes
Sydney Fashion Notes Fortnightly Fashion Letter
A Sydney lady correspondent will write a fort nightly column detailing the latest fashions in women's dress and amusements. The first letter will appear in the next issue, aimed to guide ladies seeking up-to-date attire even away from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Local prize winners at Cowra and Milthorpe shows
The Cowra show highlights include Mr George Platt winning in poultry and Mr H A Rothery of Cliefden taking first in shorthorn cattle. F C Rowlands and A Emma excel in farm produce while Rowlands also claims multiple firsts in draught teams. Milthorpe records KC Rowlands in deep ploughing, KF Rowlands in a double furrow match, and S J Langren leading Blood Yearling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowra
George Platt
Ralph Evans
Wangoola
Milthorpe
K. J. Rowlands
KF. U. Rowlands
Geo. Whiley
S.J
Vitadatio Cure Promised In Patient Letter Ad
A testimonial from Charles Laughton advocates Webber's Vitadatio as a cure for paralysis and weakness. The letter describes prior health decline, recovery after taking Vitadatio, and urges readers to consult the distributor in Australasia. Prices for medicine and oils are listed, with supplier details and office addresses.
Meeting of the Committee at the School of Arts
The committee convened at the School of Arts with Cannon Shedden presiding. Correspondence and progress reports were read, including a bridge petition from Flyer's Creek and letters from pastoralists supporting a ridge. Members discussed posting paid up member lists and notifying the next general meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waddell
Flyer'a Creek
Ashburton
J. Links Jr
J. Carrington
Davison
Short
Sec
Council
Amalgamator and sterilising setup for milk processing
Description of an amalgamator vessel with a constantly turning propeller screw to thoroughly mix cream that surfaces during filtration. Milk passes through two filters into a syphon bottling machine, which fills bottles to a set level. Bottles move to an autoclave style sterilising chamber where steam sterilises at about 219 degrees Fahrenheit under 15 pounds per square inch for a controlled time, then seals to prevent contamination and germs from raw milk exposure.
Periodicals on offer at the Cuncerice Office
Charles Davison of the Cuncercee Office takes advance orders for single periodicals monthly or weekly from Foreign or Colonial lists. The Windsor, Girls' Own Paper, Pearson's, Woman at Home, Scribner, Royal, Review of Reviews, Myra, Weigel's Journal, and other titles with prices shown. Regular weekly supplies of Comic Snap-Shots Ally Stoper and Novelettes, Family Herald, etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Davison
Cuncercee
Strommexa
Cuncericie
Windsor
Pearson
Quartz finds near Spring Range boost Queanbeyan mining
In the Spring Range area about 15 miles north of Condoblin a rich alluvial gold deposit is reported. An abandoned shaft has been reopened and a new lode discovered. Two six ton parvele shipments to Dapto and Cookle yielded substantial returns with fine gold samples including cope and 17dwt of wid 5 per cent of wee, indicating profitable extraction for the workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queanbeyan
Spring Range
Dapto
Cookle Tively
Cope
Lucknow-Canoblas Mine Yields Rich Ore at Depth
The Lucknow-Canoblas mine, long known for steady output, was rewarded last week with a hit of rich ore at depth. The gold appears free and in pyrites, showing close resemblance to the ore characteristics of Lacknow.
Pride of the Hills mine yield and reef discovery
At the Pride of the Hills mine about 120 tons of ore yielded gold per ton and material treated at the mining works returned a base yield. A four foot reef was found cutting on the Crookwell railway line with three ounces of gold. The Phoenix tributaries cleaned up crushing 385 tons for 284 pounds weight of gold. The reef now measures five feet wide at the bottom level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crookwell
Phoenix
Warraderry Gold Claims Face Decline Amid Hard Times
Fragmentary notes from Warraderry and Grenfell show miners abandoning claims due to harsh living conditions. Weeks of low yields and high costs push many to leave sites, with several loads reported in the dirt and only sparse activity remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warraderry
Grenfell
Owen
Yang
Yin A
Stimson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mandurama
the Carcoar Chronicle
Crown
Mr. Louche
Parish Calvert
Henry Warburton
Marangulla
Marangulls
Castlefield
W. Death
Sparkle
Wack Bill
Tommy
Stoke Florel
Blayney
H. BR. M. Pigott
Tom Kay
H. Hannelly
Forbes
Public Works Department
T. Waddell
M.P
Caareoar
Flyer's Creek
Mathews Fornt Keats
Henerge Public School
Gap
Curcoar
Biuia
Henry Carr
Binda
Carconr
Orange Gate Yards
T. Gordon
Jacquet
Dept. of Mines
Messia Links
Sona Mine
Coombing
Carconr Lawn Tennis Club
Academy of Music
Mr Hawkins
Hugh Kenworthy
J. Kenworthy
Victoria Hotel
Carcomr
Ballins
Cricket
F. H. Paulding and Co
Connell Street
Sydnay
Mate Rooney
Europe
Garcoar
School of Arts
Chronicle
Doey
the Copious Bunny
Nicholoon
ALV
William
Carenar
Wallabys
Enewinner
Webber
SA Uase
Sterling
Esa
A. Palmer
Vitadello
Tres
Buffien
Witadello
Charles Laughton
A. Patwen
Australasia
Initin
Geylon
Stspan
Cannon Shedden
Mesara
J. Tucker
J Links Jr
J. Darrington
W. H Short
J. C. Ae
J. G. Derwin
Sanpete
Evcaarr Exrmacr
Sanpun & Bone
Eocatyert
Exrand
Globa
Italy
Amsterdam
M.d'Arsonval
Chineas
N.c
Bas
Lucknow
Rosedale
Orooe
Parkes
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