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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 10, 1925
Page
4
Readable text details a mix of local notices and commentary on Wingham history and publications. Mentions a Manning history volume, municipal references, and an art union ticket sale deadline, with notes on contributors and regional figures. The text lists names, places, and dates connected to local cultural and civic activities.
An obituary honors Jim Murray of Glouce uter district, a well known farmer, critic, and columnist with a keen eye for human nature. It recalls his long life on the land, his loyal service to neighbors, and his influence through writings in the Chronicle and Times.
The event showcased many exhibits with wool, fruit, and livestock from North Cowat and Manning districts. Winners included notable entries from Tamworth, Armidale, and Coonamble with awards for wool quality and farm produce.
An obituary fragment notes the death of Mr Anguse McDowald after a long illness of several months. It mentions his residence and family, listing several relatives and setting a somber tone amid fragmented details of his life and death.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a person and a travel time with scattered phrases. It references Hogan and a city or place but lacks coherent detail or verifiable facts to identify a proper event or outcome. The readable bits do not form a complete, reportable item.
In a heated session MPPL O NEILT from Kemper and Labor candidates clashed over railway projects and hospital funding. The Public Works Committee rejected proposals for two railways, while hospital talks referenced the Milatret Bowpltal service record and a planned expansion in the town. The meeting touched on staffing, budget allocations, and a push to support local infrastructure amid ongoing political maneuvering.
Patrons are reminded that the programme will start each evening at a quarter to eight at the town hall in Wingham. The management of De Luxe Pictures promises careful curation and a steady stream of features to amuse local residents during the run.
An advertisement by Panag 0.0 in Sint May promotes a firemen visa programme with a £50 fee. The offer aims to attract applicants through a regional listing. The notice outlines payment and processing details for the visa initiative.
Local notices advertise auctions led by Mr W A Armatrang at Kempiry with sale days April 8 and 20. Other listings reference exhibits and bid times, with a prior schedule adjustment and a public yard day on Thursday April 24.
Wire report from Sydney mentions a Royal Government decision on a dispute with costs totaling £ 130,000. It notes related sums and the ministerial statement concerning the matter. The piece references Newcastle, Lavur, and Amoupt figures amid a broader discussion of naval and colonial developments.
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