20 Jun 1924
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Newspaper
Dungog Chronicle Durham And Gloucester Advertiser
Location
Dungog, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 20, 1924
Page
1
Fragmented notice from Wallarobba Shire discusses a 2 percent deposit or levy with up to four pounds, mentioning duties, goods, and a janitorial or contractual context. It references meetings, dates, and local offices, but the readable content is garbled and hard to interpret.
The text records a formal notice under Ordinance 20 to the Great Government, detailing council actions at Stroud with mentions of a public venue and procedures. Acting Shire Clerk FopLET signs the fragmentary notice, referencing roles, roads, and restrictions as read before the council.
The consortium invites tenders due by MMEDAY and specifies 2 deposits of per eone. Accompanied bids must include details of the unwary ofnite tender pins and spolieations. The notice is signed by Wallach Pooley Acting Shire Clerk and Harold Bulre.
An incoherent OCR extract references protests and local figures, mentioning Miwon, WatlowLe, Mosk, AVA, Dango, Wil Joneney, and Prash Drier. It hints at a 700 word next visit, services of a driver named Haye, and various places including Ubat and Wilawa, but contains many garbled terms and no clear cohesive event or outcome.
A fragmented report describes the Annual Catholic Ball with lists of attendees, volunteers, and decor. It notes couples in formal dress, dining arrangements, prize offers, and acknowledgments from organizers and dignitaries, including local officials.
A garbled OCR style text presents fragmented lines and nonsensical phrases. It mentions darkness, a casement, a hess, a hos, and odd named terms, resembling a damaged poetic fragment with unclear meaning and structure.
Market notes indicate yarding at Coulo 4807 with varying quality. Price references show prime and heavy grades, including stated rates and conditions, while rail and timing factors affected delivery and buyer interest.
Fragmented report lists the Renwick Cot Fund proceedings with names such as Miss Mackay and Mr Mackay, details on subscriptions and expenditures, and a note of thanks to Miss Mackay for organizing a fundraising effort. It records totals, dates, and items sold, including calves, with references to hospital and committee actions and a call to support the St Aniol area.
A violent death at a Paterson residence is under investigation after a man named Thomas Apivlaw Walker was found dead on the Bolurdhy verandah. Police report a head injury and a postmortem note citing a possible accidental discharge. witnesses describe a chaotic scene with a broken jaw and scattered bones. Local authorities and neighbors recall a tense earlier dispute before the incident on a Saturday afternoon.
Event at GoW Ontor Fiflomian on Wednesday had 9 minutes to shoot and 40 count targets with 10 onouts. Scores listed include ML O'Regin 46 with 7 bulls and C Bowks 48 with 5 bulls for Diswogugs and Ey Hoey 8 with 3 bulls, Gaannotl AT.
The Gloucester community reports a frenzied week with confusing discourse at Kempsey and Cantad Novi Cael meetings. Residents cite stray remarks about Glowestey Sosy and unsteady plans for Sunday and Friday gatherings, while local chatter spirals into questions about leadership and timing.
Report covers racing at Cessnock and Dungox with horses like Beon Valera and Lone Tally, noting weights and heat results. Mentions Beon paying 20/ on the 10th, Valera odds and placements, and adjustments to lineups ahead of Monday racing amid weather and track conditions.
The article details a heated Australian hockey league season with prominent players and teams, describing upcoming matches, key figures like Bauer, Vicente, Ayenley, and Upton, and noting a planned meeting next week between major rivals. It highlights fan interest, venue changes, and leadership contributions behind the scenes.
A garbled historical notice describes Aldermanic events at Dungor Cottage Hospital with plans for Saturday activities. It mentions Norman Ball of Bassingson Manning, a young man of nineteen, and various local incidents including a firework accident, medical cautions, and a death on Oxlay Island. The fragmentary text references smoking dangers, arterial health, and police or court matters, with several local names and places obscured.
The match featured COBEN DUNO and UPR contested under CIS Die SHARCOn conditions with key players Zar TUN and Ag LAY OW scoring. Fore v. AOU generated 300en, while Wd. AWKo and Mou contributed critical moments in a high tension game marked by strategic maneuvers and late drama.
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