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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 01, 1931
Page
2
Auction notice from Manning Sais Company at Wingham detailing stock sales on Tuesday December 1 1881. The sale includes cattle prices and cataloged lots with cows bullocks heifers calves and other stock terms, noting market trends and quality expectations.
A fragmentary report details Wingham cattle and stock sales, listing numerous lots, buyers, and prices. It notes medium supply and varied prices across cows, heifers, bullocks, and fat cattle with multiple consignors and buyers mentioned in a dense ledger-like column.
The Wingham council thanks for mayoral leadership over six years and notes major council projects, water supply improvements, and town progress. Aldermen pledge continued harmony and service as the town faces future growth and development.
A local Country Women’s Association event held on Thursday February 13 under the auspices of the William Branch drew attendees despite confusion over fees. Mrs WP Warnmarvie’s name appeared in prize lists, while the cooking competition was won by Mia 3 Plone with a strong display.
Fragmented text describes a chaotic scene with ducks, a barrel, and a spout. Mentions Mr Hinrola Lyoen and Mr Bob Robina, names that appear garbled, with references to a dramatic incident and uncertain outcomes. The passage resembles an OCR artifact rather than a coherent report.
A committee discusses receipts and motions on a race event, horse re rides, prize ribbons, boxing tent for sale, date changes for meetings, and account transfers. Officials Wallace Abbott and Jome, Mr. Kane, and others debate bids and alterations amid club finances, with Wingham and Manning entities referenced.
An auction is announced for a sale at Wingham involving altered details of a sale from an estate. The notice mentions dairy cattle and related assets, with reference to a person named Jk and officials noting the date and place of sale in relation to Masary and Bastar.
Obituary notice for William Wall mentions his death at age 74 and lists surviving family including wife and children. The article notes his long life, deep family ties, and a funeral service held on Saturday afternoon with Rev. Pinner OConroy officiating.
The ceremony and reception at Windant Hotel celebrated a local couple with relatives in attendance. The bride wore pink and white details while attendants carried pink drogerte and Delphinime. the mayor presided over speeches and toasts as guests shared best wishes for the couple’s future.
Fragmentary OCR text references Mr Dungey and a unioned signal, mentions a naval depot, an 1784 mail to Westernport Bay, Lieutenant Cras, and a voyage to Launceston. The readable portions describe early colonial outposts in Victoria, near Churahiil Yalan and Murry, with references to coffee, potatoes, and fruit tree cultivation, and a distant mention of Petre and Frown settlement.
A chaotic clipping recounts Wing area events including hospital visits at Oasis Prrale Hospital Wingnai and a worker injury at Wings Motel. It mentions candidates from Nationalist Tasco and a Labor figure, a mayoral note, and a funeral procession. Several injuries and accidents are noted, with references to local figures Mr Crow, Mr Williams, and Dr Earle Pade in nearby towns.
A hazy notice lists attendees and figures such as TB Oréon A Camron W Lyon Le Pals and others for a Hawthorne gathering at Raribank on Saturday with several unclear names and numbers. The fragment mentions a date like 13 and names including A Johnston W Pensetl 7 Dimond but lacks full context or details.
Fragmented notes report George Brown and others as political players in a local race. Mentions HB Midiig, Ballot Papers, and a Returning Officer handling deadlines for ballots.
Report from Uppee Manning details a serious accident near the Manning river area. A 80 year old horse named Gouge is mentioned alongside local names Mrs. W Mudirimm and Samu Ol 8 sian, with community concern over injuries and the event's circumstances.
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