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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 01, 1950
Page
3
A garbled local notice about Wingham elections mentions names and a quoted sentiment from A. E. Mallyen. The readable parts reference votes and civic process, but many details are corrupted, leaving a fragmented outline of the election event and a cited speaker.
A letter from A. C. Beal appeals Cii Lana voters to support him at the next election. He requests continued backing for his policies on local development, protection of property, and governance, urging a vote in the forthcoming contest.
A garbled entry mentions a trek to Mount Guorsy and a water related scene. It references Rainy Manning Shire and an event labeled MemAg. Details are incomplete but suggest a journey and a public place. The text is heavily garbled with no clear dates or outcomes.
A perplexing ruling or decision by racing authorities sparked debate as a figure named Sire Bet drew scrutiny for alleged conduct. The incident prompted responses from racing bodies and competitors. No injuries reported.
Notice from the Municipality of Wingham announces an ordinary meeting on a Saturday in November 1980 to elect aldermen and submit to the council whether to provide swimming baths within the area. Returning Officer Wingham Town Hall.
Notice of candidates for nine aldermen to be elected in the municipality on Saturday December 2, 1868 between 6 am and 7 pm. Polling places include Pain Places, 1 Tyee Walk, WW atam-Poneipa, S-Siww Ground, Winchenn Yourg, with named nominees such as ALLPORT BEAL CLERZON Lac John Kane Walter Hume McLlligan Victor Charles Machin Whitred Joh. Mallyon Alton Malgue Witchard Thomas Edwin. WT. JACKAGH
Voters in Wingham prepare for the municipal elections set on Saturday December 2 1880. Local officials urge participation and outline casting procedures amid a focused campaign period with discussions on candidates and governance.
Fragmentary OCR text addressed to electors of Wingham showing garbled candidate wording and a request for support. The readable portions suggest a political appeal with references to December 206 and a polite closing.
A garbled message references family support at Plant 1 and thanks to Ryan and JM regarding rate payers and pro development efforts. It mentions returning on polling day and extending efforts for advancement, naming Germano Allport and others in Glowcester Reid and Wingham.
Alfred J. Machin advocates for the progressive slate in the municipal election urging ratepayers to support and vote for change. The message emphasizes the need for alignment with reform policies and diligent leadership.
Fragmented OCR text references a May meeting, Wingham representation, and county actions toward reform. Mentions courts, town improvements, and a push to enhance value and services in the area. Named places include Wowham and Yale-like references, with unclear dates or outcomes.
A crowded Pars and Personal column reports obituaries, court notices, and local news. It notes a surgery delay for a patient named Bruce Duck and mentions multiple residents and lawyers in Mont, Kempsey, and Taree districts, with details on due processes, the hospital and ambulance services, and a charity event related to a Greek proprietor.
The Country Women’s Association outlines a community Christmas gathering for families and young children in the district. Aimed at sharing hospitality, the program lists activities, teas, and entertainment with invitations to members and spouses, and requests attendees to send names and addresses to the secretary.
Church calendar lists multiple services across December in Winthamn and surrounding areas. Notable events include first communion preparation led by Father Daniel and an Advent Sunday service, with detailed timings and locations across various parishes and weeks.
A readerable fragment lists multiple religious groups and dates in Wingham with service times and names such as Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and Free Presbyterian Church of Australia. December dates 1008 1930 1989 appear with session notes and local towns like Jundletown and Oxby Lang.
A fragment from a church notice shows a Church of Christ event on Wednesday and Sunday services. It mentions Bible study and community activities with times around 10 am and 12 pm and references to a location 11901.
Wingham Bowling Club report lists members and scores in a brief club item. The readable lines mention players Behatw, F Bhuall, Maglerelly, Le Gleesn, and L. Bairian alongside a match context with Scat Pre a See man.
The document records a meeting of the Upper Manning AGH Association, listing attendees such as Kane Pendent Mirpherson Re Gylnes Lambert Mie Vue and others. It covers president’s report, secretary notes, and various agenda items including show proposals, buckjump exhibition offers, audit discussions, and show auxiliary matters.
Readers discuss the referendum and electoral impact with named contributors and locations. The letter mentions Maine and a public vote, noting the stance of several figures and urging voters to consider the issue.
A scrambledOCR fragment lists names such as Arthur Tihpmansen Cree Winn New Soul Wales and Ranier Pimana Mice Beht iret Washam South Wales, suggesting a misread locale or list of individuals connected to New South Wales and related places.
An obituary notes the passing of a longtime area resident. Details mention family, funeral arrangements, and a community gathering at Bell attended by relatives and friends. The notice recounts the deceased’s life, expresses condolences, and lists surviving relatives.
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