02 Feb 1923
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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 02, 1923
Page
1
Odd notes announce lodge secretaries invited to provide public interest information about lodges and events. The Mercury paper lists morning editions and guides for Port Macquarie to Hastings River tourist spots, with notices about advertising and holiday reader travel.
A garbled 19th or early 20th century law text outlines rules for subscribers. It states that failure to give notice implies desire to continue, that subscribers who order cancellations must settle accounts, and that moving without informing the publisher incurs responsibility. It also notes that not returning periodicals or removing them is evidence of bad faith and that prepaid terms bind the subscriber to continued payment unless they actively discontinue.
A garbled OCR passage presents scattered phrases about guests and speeches. It references a bald claim that the hardest worker may not be the most prominent and mentions advertising and audience reactions in disjoint lines.
The text lists ministries and members in the Commonwealth Parliament, mentioning Mr Deakin Mr Chapman Mr Watson and the ReidMewan Ministry. It notes remaining members, including Mullan and Pinchey, and references the lineup under Deakin Cook and Joseph Cook. The fragmentary wording obscures full details.
Local notice invites paid up Winghad members and readers to join a community discussion and support local progress. It urges participation in forthcoming topics, praising civic effort and urging readers to contribute writings and notices for publication in The Winghas Chronicle.
The text presents a damaged advertising notice with many misspellings and incomplete phrases. It mentions Canal Advertnemesta, rates of 4 per tick, 1/8 or 2, and conditions about counts and notices, but the meaning is largely unreadable and not actionable.
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