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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 30, 1932
Page
3
This fragment describes, in detailed steps, methods and tools for slaughtering and skinning cattle, including bleeding, disembowelment, skin removal, carving, and preparation of hides. It emphasizes immediate processing, proper knife use, and positioning of the carcass and limbs during work.
Fragmented notes discuss rabbit hide values, price shifts from 114 to 28 per pound, and variations in hide quality. Mentions Mr W Kenny leaving on holiday, concerns about slaughtering methods, improved tanning and skinning techniques, and calls for better open methods to yield high quality leather for city stores.
Replying to Mr Wade Barwon, the Legislative Assembly discussed restoration of stock reserves. The government claims about two thousand stock reserves were taken by the late administration from the shores of the Proclamation Boards. About 200 more reserves could be allocated under the DP Boome in the west. Officials noted no further changes beyond frontier limits.
The Minister for Lands announces a price action affecting wire netting supplies. He states a shift in rates tied to procurement under the Bastion Promotion Act. Reports indicate a proposed price per ride and adjustments affecting shipments and related costs.
The Tyanhoe focal committee of the russery Atecelation of New South Wales urged the Government to guarantee an average price per pound for rabbit skins. The reply from the Graxinn' Association and Agriculture department offered little support, noting limited overseas demand and focusing on creating holders to wire-net to protect output.
At Cowra on Tuesday cattle prices rose about 25 percent while sheep eased about 1/6. The market saw numerous bargains with steer and heifer values quoted from 4 to 6 pounds, and sheep and lamb lines offering varied returns. The session reported about 2800 head yarded and a total clearance.
The article details a government working capital loan scheme offering up to 50 000 pounds for Rams and 59 900 pounds for dairy aims, with 8 percent interest and a two year grace period. Advances target farmers with 1 000 farm families to benefit, through the Agricultural Department, to improve flocks and farm buyouts. mention of a death of Mr TL Cr Ware of Gurows.
A court session addressed a wheat contract dispute involving parties led by W. Johnson and J. King. The case centered on a mix up in quantities and delivery terms, with figures around 400 to 4600 bushels cited, and a verdict or order issued following testimony about fulfillment and pricing.
Miss Gracie Fahey daughter of Mr and Mrs P Fahey of Burrows underwent a complete appendectomy last Friday at the district hospital. Dan Downes of Pragioro read and successfully operated for a D Dende Ln with dutrowe capital ladaturdas.
A fragmentary report notes a reduction in wire netting price and mentions a federal representation through a party named BLE. It references Mr. Western and a board discussion about pricing impact and interest, with uncertain timing and unclear specifics.
A garbled report discusses the Sydney Harbour Bridge and related suburban rail aims, noting funds raised through municipal levies and unemployment relief to cover the project. It mentions parliamentary actions under an enabling act and details the distribution of bridge costs across municipal accounts and public works funds.
The will of a late resident references a bequest to Dorothy Agnes Aan and her children, with details tying to a Rainbow in Aughter and the Ravellon Army toranie. The document lists executors and guardianship arrangements for Dorothy Agnes and Albert Lawlle, noting the estate at 1368 W. Wali Molen Methodist Chareles.
A disrupted divorce and mounting debts shadow a machinery company led by director Céorie Er jot Aiamis. The Banikrupkey official reported wage claims and a Tower auction planned to cover liabilities, with debts including 10,000 outstanding and liquidation threats. Bidding on equipment showed dull to spirited activity as assets were offered, while the director and spouse Jean expressed personal concerns.
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