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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 30, 1932
Page
2
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The district notes bountiful rain lifting spirits and grass growth. Miss Phillipe of the Seventh Day Adventists was given a sendoff with a valuable keepsake. Dudley Tarrant is recovering from scarlet fever at Carsoar District Hospital. Healey is ready to leave bed for a Sydney recuperation. Davis returned home after a bad turn. Talks revive about restarting the Callynent cricket team this season for younger players.
Mr Allan Tarrant and family send heartfelt thanks to the Medical Officer and carers at Carcoar District for care given to Mrs Tarrant while an inmate of the institution. They express deep gratitude to all friends for their kind expressions of sympathy in their great sorrow.
The issue lists the first longwool ram sale at Or Jange to be held Tuesday at the Corporation Yards with Mosars McNeilly Crampton and Martin as auctioneers. It notes a grand concert at Nandurama hall next Friday October 7 and features the Mandurama Repertoire Club. Also mentions harness repairs by Mr Brot Riotta and leather work by Elliott, near Stole Motel Carcoar. Other items include the Wool Cake and Flower Exhibit at Neville on Friday October 28, and a rodeo at Forest Reofs today with on-site refreshments and a Convent School hall dance that night.
The article surveys British agriculture showing a shift from arable to permanent grass, with 220000 acres lost and 21000 farm workers displaced. Wheat output rose 16 per cent while barley area hit a record low, and livestock numbers, including cattle and dairy herds, reached historic highs. It notes economics, taxation, transport and tariffs as weak prices driving farmers abroad, yet highlights employment potential and healthy livestock gains amid broader rural transformation.
Gallymont and Carcoar district mourn the sudden death of Ada Tarrant 41 native of Neville wife of Allen Tarrant of Gallymont after a brief hospital stay. She leaves a husband seven children four daughters three sons, sisters and a cousin to mourn. Funeral held at Lyndhurst Cemetery with Rev M Hanry officiating. We extend sympathy to the bereaved.
At the Burrows Branch monthly meeting of the NEW Public School Teachers Federation held at Burrowa Public School on Saturday the protest against dismissing married women teachers without compensation was vetoed. A large mob of over 1000 wethers passed through Binalong on their long trip from Longreach to Queanbeyan, arriving end of the month. The annual Hospital ball at Guild Hall drew 45 couples due to heavy rain. Jack Champion of the W. & W. Bank was operated on for appendicitis at the district hospital. Mrs. G Gordon Langley learned of her eldest son's illness in Warrnambool and saw him die suddenly after influenza.
The committee announced at Tuesday night meeting that more prizes will be given to the flower section and schoolwork exhibits will be displayed better. The show will be insured against rain. Entries are coming in and secretary Mr. T. G. Stacumers expects to be busy. Help by sending entries early. Endeavour is made to enrol new members. A large number of tickets have been sent out.
A public auction at Mr T G Stummers office drew a crowd on Saturday afternoon. Rights connected with an upcoming show were sold. The publican’s booth fetched £14 awarded to Reynolds. The fruit and end drinks booth went to Comans for £7, and the luncheon booth to the Ciarooar Sports Committee for £4.
Thoroughly renovated pianos with good tone quality offered from £65 upwards. Easy terms with a small deposit of £5. Write to Paling's at 348 George Street Sydney for details or consult a local agent.
In the month 104 points of rain were recorded at the post. Show attendance broke records on Wednesday with gate takings about £116. Ideal weather aided the event, described as one of the best held at that centre. A Sydney death reports Mrs Jones daughter of the late Mr Harry Willard of Mandurama, sister of Mrs Flanagan of Bathurst. She leaves a husband, three sons and one daughter. Ellen Gibbs widow of the late Tenac Gibbs, found dead after a lightning storm at a Cowra paddock on November 4 last year, filed for compensation and was awarded £400 from her husband’s employer Cliva Squire.
Canowindra district farmers are to forward a truck of chaff to Sydney to be sold for Shaw funds. A number of growers have donated quotas and the total chaff is eight toms with expected proceeds around £5.
Canon Parr formerly Rev Parr left Mudgee after an eleven year stay. Previously he served at Cowra before moving to Mudgee. The Burrows Municipal Council faces a £1400 rate arrears and a £1000 bank overdraft amid the 1932 rate total of £3009.
The CARCOAR P A & SOCIETY invites members to retain tickets while noting rising booth prices this year. Publican’s booth earned £14, fruit booth £7, up from £9 and £0 respectively last year. Luncheon duties and a volunteer band are already under way, with the flower section to receive special emphasis as rains bring blooms for the show.
Dr E M Liang explains first aid for embedded fish hooks and crochet hooks, then discusses rupture or hernia symptoms, dangers, and urgent care. He notes that trusses are only palliative and surgery offers relief. adds a snapshot on London tote clubs and early betting practices.
Ted Harris defeated Stan Jeffery 4 and 2 to win the Lyndhurst Golf Club championship after Harris led 4 up through 10 holes and ultimately sealed victory. Harris carded 40 on the first round while Jeffery shot 43. A mixed foursome is planned for next Sunday with the draw at the course.
Qualifying rounds at Leura Park Golf Club ran from the 21st to 35th of the month. Fourteen competitors vied. Gros Hdep Net Mie D Whalag, Miss PB Cabilloe, L Molloy, and H J Musgrave advanced with scores ranging from 64 to 67, leading to a list of qualifiers.
The fifth shoot for the H Rath sry Handicap Cup occurred last Saturday with fine weather and a choppy wind. G Winterbottom led with 24 from 100, C Toshack second with 91, and Charlie remains the overall leader as the final shot is set for next Saturday.
In the snooker tournament Higgs beats Ft Smith in round three by 43 OC and Kind defeats R T Burges and J Kind. Higgs loses to Kind in the semi finals while Chas Kind beats L L Blanchard. Final sees Chas Kind triumph over Higgs by 10 as the event closes. The piece ends with a quotation on participation and the Olympic spirit attributed to Pierre de Coubertin.
Ralph Withington admitted possessing a protected animal a possum and faced a penalty of £8 10s or 14 days in jail with skins confiscated. At Woodstock Police Court last week Judge Hill heard he was unemployed and not known to police. Five men charged with jumping the rattler between Cowra and Woodstock pleaded guilty and were fined 10 shillings or 24 hours in custody plus 1 shilling fare. Over 100 railway workers and families attended Burrows annual picnic with gate receipts donated to Burrows hospital.
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