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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 23, 1940
Page
4
The document outlines a proposal linked to hospital projects and private subscriptions. It references plans for a new wing, expected costs, and the need to secure funds through private subscriptions and public support. Details mention officials, architects, and potential delays due to weather and financing.
Nea arrived with a poised stance during a small gathering, drawing attention to a calm, orderly exchange. The event featured cautious remarks and a focus on measured steps forward.
A fragmented report describes a gathering with a sedan, decorated table, and viands. Mr Symon presided over a small entertainment including conjuring tricks. The event ended around 4 00 with weather described as poor but acceptable for the time.
A proposed scheme outlines skiff regatta sites along the North Coast from Port Macquarie toward the Queensland border. It envisions establishment of a regional body to oversee entries and regattas and to coordinate with the State Association for a northern championship on the Sydney side.
The document lists proposed expenditure amounts and revenue sources for various rates. It describes General Rate on unimproved capital value, Urban Farm Lands half rate, Street Lighting Local Fund, and Water Supply Local Rate. It notes minimum charges, inspection availability, and municipal administration details with dates and figures. S. E. Musman, Town Clerk, December 3rd.
Listings show Holy Communion and Matins at 8 15 am and 11 am on Christmas, with Evensong and Sunday services across Witham Wingham Taree and nearby parishes. Notices reference Rev Father T Mulcahy and multiple church events through January 5.
December and January church notices list services at Lette Plain Hall Wingham Woodside and Wy'gham with Rev. W Harris and times 7 30 pm and 8 10 pm as part of Presbyterian Church of New South Wales announcements.
Local bakery advertises fresh daily bread delivery from Isabella Street to Wingham with phone contact for orders. The notice includes a misprinted phone line and unclear branding but indicates daily bakery service and delivery to nearby areas.
Meeting notes detail sewerage plans street works and road openings with council approval for Main Street surface treatment and Lot 16 subdivision. Health inspector reports licenses issued and premises inspected. requests for tree planting and reserve burning noted.
A Monday night Christmas program at St Jets Mall Canal wan thie reone of a OnENt and happy earhen int of purente and children of the Burunday Scholes. The Rector presented prizes to Bun chy School and Sunday School groups overseen by Mrs Laecombe and Mr A Flearant. Father Christmas arrived with gifts, children welcomed him, and recitations and songs followed before refreshments.
Minister for Works Mr LG Martin arrived in Taree and traveled along the river and Wallamba areas with Shire President Dr Milligan and local officials. He inspected the new reservoir progress, met residents, and discussed a proposed road to the shire boundary toward the Oxley Highway. The party visited Little Malt, Orton to Row End, and East Comboyne advocating road improvements while promising rapid action.
Leaders at the NLGW Teachers Federation annual conference argued over promoting soldier teachers and protecting the public service role. Mr. AL McGuinness defended the federation boundary while J Smith denounced the Manning River Youth Council ban and push for broader affiliations. Conference moved to reexamine all officials.
A marriage took place on a November day at the Presbytery Church in Tarne. Miss Olive, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A Hminglen, married Cyril Bulmer, son of the late Mr. Bulmer and Mrs. Bulmer of Tarne. The bride was given away by her father and attended by bridesmaids. Relatives and friends gathered for a reception at the bride’s home, with toasts from several speakers.
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