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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 12, 1933
Page
2
The article compiles scattered notes on federal members addressing factory directors and governance. It mentions leaders, parliamentary plans, and potential reforms, with references to Australia, ministries, and regional concerns, though the text remains fragmentary and difficult to parse.
A garbled OCR page records scattered items about a Lees Weller murder case, gallery incidents, Parliament, and a Ballingry district event. It mentions a Beaker’s Gallery exhibit, New Jersey, and various names such as Williams, Callen, Cabill, and W rather than clear narrative. The text also references a tragic money-related event, a homing tale, and a note on a 100 plus year old silver piece. The overall content is disjointed with multiple incomplete phrases.
A jumble of garbled lines mentions Wingham, Brown's Creek, and local figures like Mr. Pomtold, Mrs. Turnold, and Rev. P. Bick. The text references a meeting, health notes, and an obituary or memorial tone for a Mr. Tucker and others, with vague news about schooling and local church figures.
Fragmented text mentions people and roles with unclear context. Phrases include names like Mary Lane and Pena in Scuneaatiea, references to a president for stow and Wag, and scattered terms such as Marning Maize and Prowdent, lacking coherent event or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR text from a local page shows scattered names like Jarman and Wing h am, mentions wards or places such as Morell and NW te Hunday Lat, with distorted phrases about dates, persons, and a possible court or meeting note. readable content is insufficient to determine a coherent event or outcome.
The Wingham Presbyterian Church held an afternoon event on December 4 1908 for children, featuring gong fines and a feast of sandwiches and treats prepared by teachers and workers. A portion of the details appears garbled, but the mood indicates a church social aimed at friendly gathering and charity.
A fragmented report describes a Wingham dance at the convent and church gathering, noting attendance by Miss Sam dia and Mr Pak Ollogly, with Mr Toy Cillogly as secretary and Marie or Lamkin among attendees. It mentions dancing, a village event, and the Convent Meeting Fund with a collection totaling eight units.
A garbled report from Wingham describes church events with scattered names and roles. It notes a matinee and village interactions, mentioning Matthews, residents, and several local figures amid a lively communal gathering and performances.
A garbled notice from Wingham details a sale at Botnet Yard next Thursday at 14:00 for a dog named William. The auction aims to settle a memorial tax matter linked to local residents and authorities.
A fragment reports the Taree Municipal Council By-Election opening and early voter turnout as Aldermen and officials manage crowds outside the council chambers. Details are obscured by OCR errors, but the scene shows polling underway and citizens gathering.
A garbled local note describes Bananas-240 in a small community mixture. John TP Berd of Wingiwm appears in a fragmentary scene with a toy hand and a bicycle related oddities. The passage mentions plans and a meeting or activity, though details are incomplete.
The report details Wingham bowlers' results and lineup changes after a Gloucester match. Taree led by margins, with players Gibson, Murray, and Abbott noted. scores show Wingham 160 and Taree 0 at one point, highlighting rink outcomes and key performances.
In a rink pennant contest at Witham and Terven, teams traded leads amid a tense match. Final scores show 33 38 in favor of Man, with McPTrven members and Nos 17 ii misaligned against Parpe 32 and other listed players. Rovers and Debriteny registered notable performances among a muddled summary of participants.
Fragmented text describes a large public works project and political figures from the era. Mentions include a manager of works, council discussions, and references to machinery, equipment, and potentialities of the district. The passage references costs, round figures, and press coverage of infrastructure and governance.
The Ladle Tonnin Competition at Conhoyne faced disruption as two more shots are reportedly fired by pine wood. Officials detected tampering and a rash of thefts, with cricket reports and player withdrawals noted. Amid stormy weather and rising dairy concerns, local figures discuss past incidents and community events. A committee formed to advance plans for a new court building, while a welcome was given to a visiting figure at the Methodist Church. Local tennis players from Muntingdon entertained a Bakehouse side and a postmatch tea followed.
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