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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 17, 1925
Page
2
A fragmentary political screed discusses the Onveronian government, labor promises, and party dynamics. It references the Fuller Government, the Puller Row, plan reductions in taxation, and potential shifts near an upcoming May election. Named figures and factions appear with sparse context, reflecting heated debates over policy and leadership.
Readers discuss governance and social issues in a rambling civic forum. The piece names figures and places, questions policy, and critiques local leadership while urging engagement and accountability.
Fragmented record shows an organization calling itself PAMOUM NEWTOWN BAND ART UNION. It references a committee drawing attention to a local sale of property and mentions scheduled actions in April with unclear details about land valuation and participants.
Fragmented report mentions rummer colds and coughs in connection with a 1995 exhibition record. Mentions Wingham Show plans, individuals H W Meter, J Chapman, and local participants. References a Coast turtle sortie and an Apel 39h 308 tally.
An unclear notice from Wingham Exchange mentions Joel and Sydney, with references to various goods and ports. It states prices and a plan to display offerings, but the text is garbled and difficult to parse for concrete details.
Mr Cantle announces a display of hats and frocks inviting Marine students to view them. The notice praises the range as fashionable compared with competing lines, noting hampered by unclear wording but promising quality and style.
Unclear OCR text mentions Ford and Bon, Baker and Grocers in Wingham. Several names like Peter and Withehayn Sir appear with odd figures such as 10 percent and 29M. The passage seems to describe records and trades or sales in Wingham, highlighting Ford related items and local merchants.
Fragmentary OCR text references The Royal Taree and Australian Moor context with mentions of patrons and a hostel. It appears as a garbled historical notice or column fragment lacking clear events, dates, or names. The readable elements hint at a colonial Australian setting and a theatre or inn with patronage.
Fragmentary listing describes a high back chair unit, dining nook furniture, kitchen and breakfast room items, upholstered scale, panel solar finish, and drawer widths. Notes include measurements 18/6 and 14/7 inches with minimum attachments.
A local hearing is set at Memorial Hall to review a copy history for the Magoltcent Manning Lok Municipality. Citizens from Wingham and Eb Wwubarough Kalle are invited to attend and discuss the Voluntary Workers College and its operations.
An advert promotes Pouriste residential house at Glarione Bow overlooking the harbor with bathing beach access. It promises shipboard provisioning, cooking facilities, daily deliveries, and family friendly amenities under personal supervision. Adults priced at one guinea, children 12/8, with veranda and septic tank features emphasized.
An appeal by a prominent trust and the Openare Virgo committee seeks public support for housing the tubercular poor at low cost. The plan includes 300 chalet-style homes, each funded by a charity lottery with 600 tickets, plus a distribuition of clothing and food.
Fragmented OCR text depicts references to prohibition era themes and named individuals. It hints at social actions, personalities, and debates surrounding temperance, liberty, and enforcement without clear coherent events or dates.
A local motor service proposes a morning journey between Wingham and Tares starting at 116 each morning to return. The plan lists Wingham 940, with references to instructors and a board of plan of for Voton. Contact MRS L FORD for details.
A fragment notes dialo gue about suit prices at Donkin’s Hotel in Delhi. It mentions a person referenced as Your Next Suit and a win by a man.
The correspondence discusses alleged political manipulation around a caption used in New Zealand Temperance Party materials and its publication in New South Wales outlets. It cites figures, parties, and figures around funding, controversy, and the influence of the caption on public perception, referencing Hammond, Mr Mamalo, and Robertson in a heated exchange about propaganda and opinion.
An old advertisement extols Doane backed products claiming kidney pain relief. It describes a woman with kidney trouble and a man who found cure with Doane’s Backache Kidney Pills. The piece urges readers to buy, noting price per bottle and availability by mail from Hamilton Street, Britain.
A local notice from Moxey of Wingham and Tinonee touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm as effective for aches. The ad asserts reliable relief regardless of intensity or operation, marketing the product to residents of Wingham and surrounding areas.
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