Wingham Chronicle reports on show, politics and tobacco crop
The Wingham Show precinct issues and a high profile political appointment are noted. Major General Sir Granville Ayrie becomes Australia’s high commissioner, with background as a soldier and pastoralist. The piece covers local improvements, tobacco leaf yields, and a tale of persistent inquiry leading to the discovery of a soldier’s grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville Ayrie
Australia
Joseph Cook
Granville
Hammond
Central
Irquer
Te Hoskingend Steel Company
Tamworth
Senate
Sydney
Hyman
Returned Soldiers 'League
Meno
France
Franen
Rochad
Meldam
Ametralia
Rival parties split over Easter Conference offers
The text outlines rival ALP factions and a Federal Executive move to restore harmony. It recalls the death of GE Grant and traces the family’s moves from Howrke to Afaniy, plus local concerns on mosquitoes, dairy herd distress, and night burning to relieve pest smoke. It also mentions Port Stephens fishing interests and a shift in Birmingham’s newspaper plotting practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ALP
League
Unioneath
Per
Epute
Makeu 0
GE. Grant
Dungy
School of Arte
Fun Bog
Afaniy
Clarenen
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