09 Jun 1933
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Newspaper
Dungog Chronicle Durham And Gloucester Advertiser
Location
Dungog, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 09, 1933
Page
1
The text outlines a revised draughts game where men are assigned values from 1 to 300, determining moves and outcomes. Rules include blocking moves, capturing pieces, and king values. a player wins by reaching a higher total or twice the opponent’s value, with draws if kings share equal value.
Kempsey exhibitors outpaced Taree with higher prize money totals and larger gate takings. Kempsey posted a net profit of £324 6 3 after £900 17 receipts, while Taree showed lower figures across prizes subscriptions and expenses.
Premier Stevens announces cabinet action to defer arrears for crown tenants and soldier settlers. All existing instalment arrears postponed to end of term, no interest changes. Earlier measures include land value reappraisal, interest reductions, and discretionary ministerial power to deny postponement in certain cases.
An incomplete local notice reports a smurfing incident affecting Eva Peattree and Paul Appletree in Berlin. Additional fragments mention the Lhwmane family in Olathe Colorado and a distant reference to 160 yearn in relation to Mora. Further details are unclear from the readable text.
A fragment notes printing done by Charlee Edward Boumett at the Registered Praiting Office located in Dowling mire, Dungog. The garbled line suggests an official printing or certification act tied to a local registry. No further context or dates are preserved in the readable text.
Aluminium coating by spray gun finished for 2982 ft of fan length. Additional 1876 ft of 24 inch pipe cleaned and patched for coating. Two men on spray painting, first coat on pitted pipes near Stage Soret and Woenden road completed. Total expenditure to date about £1005.
A party of twenty four Chenock residents visited Barrington House on a field trip. They enjoyed the journey and found the Rocky Crossing scenes appealing despite limited prior exposure to the subtropical jungle.
The Stata E executive of the Australian Labour Party declares J T Sweeney elected for Hull seat after preferential voting. Final tallies show Sweeney 1074 to 3107 for Buttrell, Willis 8076, with Willis preferences largely transferring to Sweeney, securing the majority. Ballot counting finished with Sweeney ahead.
Fragmentary lines recall a coastal scene with a crew or vessel at sea. Odd phrases hint at a maritime setting involving "mast" and "winds" with possible references to otters and a guiding force. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear events or identities.
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