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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 01, 1933
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Sergeant Wilson from Kory and a woman from Mt who discuss a possible alliance in a distant town. The garbled text mentions names Nemald Oran Gre and figures connected to Mew Culnce and Wingham, suggesting a local wartime rumor or social drama with unclear actions or outcomes.
A fragmented note describes Homebush's fat stack initiative and local trade dealings with Thuluan and Tyee. The text references a seventy three omets measure and a forty Teh eee marker, suggesting pricing, quality checks, and regional production links.
In the Taree election two vacancies were proclaimed after the council extended terms. Following candidates have been nominated for wards with one poll set for a future date, and a second poll to occur in December.
A damaged OCR passage lists scattered terms such as Wingbam Glowdar Mao Soe Tele Gian Walshe and Pervira with camping site mentions. The text is garbled with many nonsensical fragments, lacking coherent events, dates, or identifiable entities.
Fragmentary lines describe a tale linked to Mountain Heights and a figure labeled Mr 0 B WL of Manges. The text hints at past interest or inquiry, with unclear context and incomplete phrasing, yielding a cryptic, era-tinged item.
A garbled report from Gloucester describes a woodchopping event with promoter Piper and several participants including Bevan and Phillips. The text notes a small crowd and unclear scores or prizes, mentioning specific names but lacking coherent details of results or locations.
A garbled 19th century style fragment describes people and animals in a rural setting. Names like T. W. Bones and Mr. Stevens appear amid unclear actions about horses, a milk cart, and a beat at a weekly interval.
A chaotic page from Wingham chronicles community notices, meetings, and social scenes. Reports cover a Juvenile Christmas Frolic, school events, inspections, weather, and local personalities including Mr. Musgrove, Br. Harty, and Mrs. Don. It describes dances, fairs, and charitable efforts, with echoes of parish and town activities in late 1873 era.
The report lists match results and player withdrawals from a tennis tourney. Wilde and Perry beat Crawford and McGreh in doubles. McGrath defeated Wilde while Lee and Nooman v. Lee appear in singles. Crwiond withdrew on medical advice affecting lineups.
Auctioneers Easton & Co report on Wingham stock sale with prices and lots from Lyon to Allan and others. Notable entries include cows, heifers, steers, calves, and bullock lots with varied prices and totals across buyers and lots.
The notice references a property sale with legal actions and implied debt or ownership questions. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text but indicate an estate sale and related proceedings. No clear dates, names, or locations could be confirmed from the readable fragments. Continuous publication details are not evident.
In Sydney a tense upper house election saw a small turnout with twelve IMOMA votes counted. Key figures include AIC Trechowin, Henry Bratdon, Connnd D and Hon. Ryn, among others, as the state confirms a limited slate of electors and refreshes the ballot lineup.
An auction sale notice lists multiple properties and local names including Manning Muley Cay and Br ie Pratt. It states a Thursday sale day with times and locations, noting 1.89 per unit and a December date. The fragmented text mentions Winuhams and Bapoyayile as venue references.
Lieutenant-Colonel Weddell retires due to age and handover to Lieutenant-Colonel W H Sara Mo. Bell. The 10th Light Horse Regiment maintains its headquarters at West Maitland with troops at Wingham Krambach Gloucester Dungog Bowerton Seune Kentaw and Belle ree. The unit has a history in the Egyptian and Palestine campaigns.
News snippets mention gravel contracts, a Wingham Cricket Club meeting, Paterson and Co adverts, Paspalum end Rhodes Crass, Harle's Baby Friend Teathing Grub, and various local figures. Mentions of dental professors, Baldiery League meetings, and Cheminuis Cakes orders appear alongside scattered ads and notices from Taree and surrounding areas.
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