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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 06, 1946
Page
2
Fragmentary text shows a December 6 1946 date and discussion of political party approval and criticism. Indicates an individual, Garfisid or Garford, expressing support or censure while preserving independence at a pres county level.
An extended piece argues that droughts have harmed Australia but that government action can protect the nation. It cites irrigation as vital, praising lucerne production at Wingham and the Richardson Bros project at Bure Creek as evidence of successful irrigation. The article stresses cooperation, fodder conservation, and irrigation as foundations for rural prosperity and resilience amid drought.
Mrs J C Jordan MLA for gee Aas received a following letter from Minister for Federation Hon RY Heffron. He refers to representations from the Pareles and Citizen Federation and Mid North Coast Regions Council and says he will consider the regularities you submitted about Kolodene Bundock Mitchell's Island and Mount Coscomp following the Regians Conference.
The Rationing Commission announces the essential portion of the old Food Ration Book must be exchanged for a new Ration Card tomorrow. Saturday and Sunday are the unused portions of pastes 6 and 7. If the unused portions remain intact a new card will be issued. applicants should write name and address on paper and present it to the issuing officer.
A Perth District Hospital staff update details nursing shifts, hospital transfers, and retirements. The article notes personnel like Mrs Cowan and Mr Freer as well as shifts to Manly Seminary, Nabity, and East Hills. It also covers police staff transfers, university faculty losses, and staff rosters across regional centers.
Gloucester electorate awaits the selection after the Gloucester Branch of the Averemlian Country Party nominated Donald Mackay for the fortheamine State election. Mr Brufe, who recently cr anined Riverina for the Fly vlail, will be the official organiser for the area.
The inter-district matches (Forth West) resume at Winham Park and Taree on Saturday to December showing Temms in the next season. On December, District 1st and 2nd Grade teams meet Gloucester at Gloucester with matches scheduled across the region.
Fragmentary text describes unsettled conditions with storms likely in the region. Mentions weather patterns, potential rain, and shifting fronts, with unclear timing and locations due to damaged copy.
Mudhestly previews a Campbell versus Avery final at Wir Tau on Sunday 14 December with Nas six straight wins to date. Alec Campbell returns after Gloucester bout near November 6 and aims for victory. Greenaway and Sid Moore also noted as contenders in the circuit with Show to follow at Wheerer Flat.
A local referendum debated Murwillumbah's future status with plans to merge into the Tweed Shire. Voters rejected the proposal, critics argued urban-area reclassification, while officials considered timelines for Local Government changes and potential municipal restructuring.
A jumbled page lists bus timetables, dance events at Belmore Hall and Wincham, foot races, and boxing tournaments. It mentions church functions, a Christmas tree drive, a fish shop opening, and a memorial inscription dated 1909.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a chaotic scene with numerous misread names and places. Readable anchors include references to a waiter, whales, a Crete, a person named Sadie, and a figure named Elin Allert tied to Winehwn, with scattered mentions of a Captain, Gb member, and a vague incident prompting unresolved questions.
Disjointed reminiscence references a wedding and ceremony amid a chaotic narrative. The text names vague figures and dates, with scattered lines about guests, attire, and social scenes, hinting at a bygone event and community observations.
Auction notices show Musers Paterron Easton and Co advertising Mrombach Sales for Wednesday. Mr J hb advertises an important horse sale at Maitland Yards for Thursday next. Pateron Easton and Centvertice a Special Store Cutly Sale at Wineham for Wednesday with alterations drawn to the advt GO MHL regarding next sales at Newmarket Yards Wingham.
The Wittchim Chronicle announces holiday arrangements for staff and readers with a special print schedule. Subscriptions and advertisements should note dates December 2 December 27 December 1 and January, with the first issue of the new year on Tuesday January 7.
At about 6 15 this Friday morning the fire alarm siren woke residents and drew the local firemen to Eriksau's sawmill where a blaze was believed in progress. On arrival no fire existed and it is the firs t hoax for the Wineham Fire Brigade. The squad hopes to determine the hoaxer to prevent hesitation in future genuine fires. The brigade is praised for its work and receives support.
Taree East defeated Wingham 105 to 78 in the Lower North Coast Association Pennants second round. Taree won all five games, cementing their lead in the Lower section as they prepare to face Taree West with the winner advancing to meet North End Kempsey Port Macquarie or Nestanelo.
In Memoriam notices honor Joseph Weekes and family members with brief memorial wording. The clippings note their passing and acknowledge loved ones and survivors in a local remembrance.
A local notice invites junior farmers and ladies to a basket event at Mortis. Gents and interested parties are urged to attend a junior fay with remarks by L- Ladies and CONSTABLE, Local Supervisor.
Greenaway announces bus MO-748 will operate 10 Writcharm tomogrow Saturday and family Guile Show departs Beesl Road at 4 10 pm. Wherral Flat to Felts departs 4 leaving Beech Raat 6 20 pot Black Head Burl Carnival to DeMyls. Fifth route Bioeth Fowl 7 and the 5 will not reach Winuhern on Saturday.
J Enright licensed auctioneer to sell by auction Thursday next at 10. Items include registered cattle and horses, cart and pit sorts, ponies, a bay and white mare, a well-bred grey stallion, and a truck load of goods. Proceeds for Hurtle Rees and associated consignments. Auction to be held at Maitland Yards.
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