Australis Wins Big Wheat Prizes At Regina Show
Australia dominates the World Grain Exhibition in Regina Canada in the White Spring Wheat class with fifty Australian exhibitors. Winners include J G Butt and T A Cox for maize and Stitt for malt. Australians lead in main classes from Britain Empire nations. Rhodesia and Canada among runners up. The piece praises grain producers and urges moving pictures to improve Australia’s image abroad.
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Australia
Regina
Canada
Cilia Scinemma Atteliadiaiedina
Idaho
Montana
Queensland
New South Wales
West Australia
South Australia
Charles
A. L. Bennett
Thomas A. Cox
Kim'iki
Wingham
Rhodesia
Charles Brook
Woodchester
Mesars
J. G. Butt
T. A. Cox
Sydney Royal Show
Mr. Stitt
Cob
Messrs. Stitt
Cox Om
Manning River
Naw
Australis
Topics of the Time in NSW Press Reflect Local Quips and News
A collage of remarks and snippets from New South Wales papers notes William Freame entering Waterfall Sanitorium for treatment, quips about funeral director questions, a Presbyterian leader on dancing, Colonel Campbell's praise of fascism, a caterpillar procession near Coolamon, fashion criticisms of period headwear, twin births and a humorous Wingham Chronicle piece, a Holloway pill anecdote, a Newcastle pilot story of the Itata fire, Dr. Arthur Little’s gadget tale, and a liner of local verse teasing Fitzpatrick about twins and “Thomas Fepper.”
Linking Up the Oxley Highway in critic letter
A reader replies to E C Cooper and comments on The Hastingsshire Gazette other editors. He defends the Oxley Highway project, argues it serves closer settlement areas, and criticizes the Wauchope Garntta for its stance. He says Bulga and Manning residents deserve access and anticipates both road and settlement. July 24, 1998.
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E. C. Cooper
Wingham Chronicle
Hastingshire Gazette
Omney
Bulga
Manning
Oxley
Wavehope
Bucca Wauka Lion ignites Central Coast satire
A humorous but critical verses on the Bucca Wonka Lion seen near Taree and Bucca Wanka. The poem links the creature to regional woes including butter prices, floods, parliamentary issues, and local road declines. It mocks Charley Jackson and notes papers from Sydney and local fame while celebrating Lyons and coastal workers. Dated Wingham, August 1, 1933.
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Lansdowne
Wingham Chronicle
Tarec Police
Bereaved Kyogle family and minister remembered in NSW notes
The column records the death of Mr. and Mrs. George McCullock's eldest son from hypothermia, with J B Richardson traveling to Kyogle for family support. It notes openings and recoveries from Hastings incidents, the Rev Harry Allen’s long ministry and funeral at Smithfield, and a Beate Church Sydney wedding for Miss Nancy Ferguson and Mr Norman Weekes. It also highlights Mrs Weekes resigning as CWA secretary after Africa work, and a long reminiscence of communal figures on the North Coast including P J O’Neill and Rev Father J Coady with praise for their service and character.
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Newcastle
John Mercrquodale
Pisce
McCorquodale
George McCullock
Kyogle
Kkyogle
Harry Allen
Canley Vale
Methodist Church
Moruya
Bomban
Dungog
Molong
Lower Clarence
Adelong
Janee
Cowra
Cobaryn
Robertson
Grenfell
Smithfield
Beate Church
Jamieson Street
Sydney
Nancy Ferguson
Norman Weekes
R. H. Ferguson
Queensland
Ferguson
New South Wales
Country Women's Association
Weekes
W. A. Anderson
Presbyterian Church
John Ferguson
E. A. Ferguson
Rob Ferguson
Newn
C.W.A
Central Africa
Rhodesia
Belgian Congo
Boone Advocate
North Coast
P. J. O'Neill
Track
Grafton
Stan G. Keene
Scone
Boone
Joan
Vin Condy
Ute Ling
Uself Grand Olf
Joseph Condy
Tarce
Wingham Hospital Fund Plans Annual Ball and Race Meet
A Wingham meeting chaired by F A Fitzpatrick outlined fundraising for Manning River District Hospital. Plans include an annual Hospital Ball at year end and a race meeting to raise funds, plus a coordinated yearly canvass with collectors. Attendees included H E Baines, W Sammerville, M Simmons, N Trier, and Mrs J Cann among others. A future meeting date and first Ball were promised.
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Wingham and
Detrict
Tistrict
W. F. Sammerville
Wingham and District
M. Simmons
Wingham
W. ¥. Sommerville
Racea
Lee Hospital
Hill
Fowler wins Cock to the Walk at Wingham Rifle Club
Wingham Rifle Club held the Cock to the Walk event on the local range last Saturday July 39 1933 with A G Fowler reclaiming the title and A E Fowler winning the Handicap. Scores list A G Fowler A E Fowler G Fowler Brewer Ford Lyndon Ibbotson Pollock Trimdall and others with next shoot slated for August 8.
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A. G. Fowler
A. E. Fowler
BO A. E. Fowler
G. Fowler
BO J. Ford
Lyndon
Ibbotwon
Pollock
Trimdall
Band Association Formed On Mid-North Coast Deliberations
Delegates from Gloucester Colf s Harbour Wauchope and Wingham formed a Mid North Coast Band Association at Wingham to stage a series of band contests between Dingo and Golf Harbour. About ten bands participate with Wingham’s G Nichole detailing proposals and memories of Ballarat contests boosting Gloucester s support. Plans include affiliating with NEW Hand Association and engaging adjudicators, with youth brass and broader interests to be included.
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Gloucester
Colf
Ballarat
Battles of Giants
Brase
Tynes
N.E.W. Hand Association
Wingham Bowling Club doubles and pennant results report
Wingham bowlers held five rinks in play with two pairs in the championship doubles semi finals and three rinks in other games. Rev A J Bingley and President J T Bird defeated A Fotheringham and H Walshe 21 heads in the 21 heads doubles. B W Moxey and J A Grant beat W Stone and J Everitt 27-6. The Stone and Everitt versus Moore and Engton match was close until the final head. The doubles final is set for Saturday August 12. Rain disrupted other competitions as the club raised funds for the TB SoldiersPund with £1 collected. Other results include Bingley and Bird defeating Fotheringham and Walshe in the semi final. Moxey and Grant beating Stone and Everitt 27-6. Campling beating Bingley 21-16. Campling then beating Bingley 23-8.
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Wingham
A. J. Bingley
John T. Bird
A. Fotheringham
H. Walshe
Eeven
B. W. Moxey
J. A. Grant
W. Stone
J. Everitt
Stone
Everitt
Moore
Engton
T.B. Soldiers
Champlionship
Ird
Wound
Btone
Everitt Brat Moore
Easton
Wingham and District Notices and Personal Updates
A lengthy Wingham district column lists health updates for residents such as A P Gilogly senr, J Everitt and Jack Cox, social notes on births and anniversaries, and visits. It records hospital recoveries, moves to new homes, a silver dentistry diploma anniversary, and upcoming community events including the Diggers Ball in August.
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A. G. Douglass
Memorial Town Hall
Wingham
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