Albury Death, Court Plea, and Local Government Petition
Mrs Caroline Pearce dies at Albury aged 99 years and 111 months. Donald Taghart charged with offensive conduct after a beer bottle incident near Ragland Church on January 28. Clarence Parker pleads guilty to a war charge and is fined. A Camden Haven meeting votes to petition the Local Government Minister to inspect and repair roads, citing neglect and lack of funds. Local Shire Council faces scrutiny over administration and finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Pearce
Albury
Twesday
AL Wealth
Donald Taghart
Wan
Church of Ragland
Clarence Parker
Camden Haven
Hastusas Shire
Connell
M‘esioner
Proposed Bridge at Tinonee on Manning Shire council meeting notes
Mr J Chapman stirred debate at a Manning Council gathering held Monday week. The Tinonee Bridge League president urged support for a river crossing, debating design, cost estimates, and possible rates changes to fund a bridge. Councilors discussed funding, benefits for Tinonee versus Wingham, and potential long term payback through reduced ferry costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Chapman
Manning Council
Tinonee Bridge League
Beard
Gidney Perviox
Wach
Chepman
Prin Pal
Actus Aserd
Winnine Aldo
Hector Gollan
Killawarrat
McKinnon
Tinonee
Bridie
Latham
Tha
Wingham
Chap
Tone
Cornell Cota
Winghas
McKinnon Pushes Bridge Plan Across Main Road
The councillors, led by McKinnon, debated funding a bridge over the river at Thones as part of a road board project. The motion proposed state support with limited county funds, while opponents questioned municipal motives and cost. The discussion highlighted local funding priorities and road improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinnon
Randy
McKlouion
Thones
Cornell
Conueldlars
Chapman
Tomato dispute hints at cooking quarrel and peace plea
Fragmentary OCR reveals a garbled tale involving tomatoes, a peppery debate, and an implied request for calm. Names and places are unreadable, but the text centers on a conflict over a tomato weighing ten units and a call to maintain peace at a local scene.
Ode to the Manning County Odd Fellows Grand United
A fragmented obituary like notice honors Hiro George Howne D D M for decades of service as Town Clerk in Manning and reflects on his industry. It recalls his role with The Odd Fellows and the Longford chapter, noting fellow members and the office’s social duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Oddfellow
Hiro
George Howne
Nanninn
Pete Stermunien
UOC
Taree
Transpore
Eam Alma
Whithead
Orley
Aldere
Wingham Police Court Adama Case and Fines
In Wingham Police Court Adama faced charges for a de ie mystem offense and received a maximum fine with costs. Walter Stephen Cooper, represented by Mr FO Murty, pleaded guilty to a related matter. Constable Wright detailed the case, noting the occupier is responsible. penalties included hard labor and fines, with allowances for weeks to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Stephen Cooper
Sandard
FO. Murty
Wright
Cooper
Batty
Blackman
Martin
Constable
Oper
Wlepe
Coats
Seawall
Willy Deemleen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fraiterowers
Council
Lisle
Guyadler
Baker
Martin & Son Solicions
Wingham Offce
Fergunee Street
John M Ngore
Amlicitoh
Conlevanger
Victoria Etrert
Finke
Hia
School of Arta
Wingbay
Charles H. Blenkin
Boendale
ENT Brreet
TEL. Wingham
Lowen Viles
Rtvals Row
Avalane
J. Wilson
Sommonwealth Bank OF Australia
CoumeWat
R. S&s. Hawkins
Wisgham
Atic
Dibella Street
Edward McElwain
Toprietor
The
Wigham Hote
Harry Cro
Wingham Hotel
Bearon
Harry
Australie
Olve Harry
Hell
Single
Cavill
Cassimaty
Ries, Aluminium WaresTlassware
Cullery, &O
MOT Deliciqua
Tom Strickland
P. B. Manures
Paton Burns & CO
King Street
Sydney
Ios
Broadway Garage
Ibabella Ethert
Thit
Motot & Mercrant
Eclipse
Motor Garage
Isabella Street
Wineham
Wanda
Odfellowshp
Grand United
Sydney Connell Mantera
Chi
Alster
Vinlet Pearson
Pra
Butterworth
Bares Mount
Sigter Pearson
Renponne
Bea
Inlar Pearson Iy
Jon Pearson
Wingham Police Court
Hoturn
Mym. Adama, PM
Piltock
Pat
Martin Whe
Martin Auld
Walch
Tne
Caaniahie Wrient
Bao
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