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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 17, 1925
Page
3
The Gloucester stock board contest prompts letters from Abbott and others urging candidates to declare voting preferences. A local editor replies, urging focus on the race and inviting candidates to state their positions while signaling tolerance for varied views and urging orderly proceedings.
The Gloucester ratepayers debate the P P Board capacity act and stock returns. Francis Lonaworti laments misdrawn returns while Gillowty and Glogly push for adherence to law. He warns overstocked holders may face higher rates as debates continue about fair returns and enforcement.
A fragmentary report discusses renewed activity by Minna Thom and others on a mine near Pitapayirek in Med. Le Pitapayirek with claims of a 260 pound reward for a new discovery. It notes the recovery of a depot and hints at a three month tenancy and old discoveries dating back years.
Fragmentary text mentions an exhibition in 1826 and references to people with unclear names. The readable content is sparse and lacks coherent details or context.
A committee meeting of the association was held at the Artsy Wings fest school in Halardag Wa MF WT Wallace presiding. Attendees included vice president W. Reishusdvon H.W. Lyon Waite Parker OW. Coonn W. Thurting W. J. Wamaley W. East and A. Cameron secretary. Minutes from the previous meeting read and approved. Correspondence discussed certificates from N.S.W. government and opening show inquiries. Insurance and parade permissions debated, prizes provisionally approved, public holiday objections noted, and improvements to the showground and fireplace discussed. Special train arrangements and guarantee refunds for Kompeey train noted.
Friday night farewell gathering at Killabakh Beko of Art a honored Mr and Mrs Payne and family before they depart Killabakh. Despite wet weather a pleasant social evening featured readings by Master Jack Pryne and humorous performances. Mr Walpole expressed sorrow at the departure while praising Mrs Payne’s contributions to local gatherings and a token of thanks was presented. The event closed with speeches and a final song as guests wished them happiness in their new home.
A dramatic landslide near Mars fumbet Clue Roob road has disrupted weeks of travel with heavy slips along the route. Over the past week a new 40 chains of roadway were blocked and the main access to the site suffered further damage. Smothered sections show movement and instability threatening passage for horses and travelers.
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