Upper Man-Cros Club elects officers and plans draft rules
Mr. One Club members elect Bt. Rowling as vice president H. Haynes and McCulloch as secretary with Smart and Blonkin on the committee. A draft rules set is promised at the next meeting with stationery purchases and outreach to potential supporters. The session adjourns for a 7 o'clock Saturday meeting at Roy Hill’s with draft rules to be considered. The Macleay River Jockey Club announces weights for Warwick race meeting with multiple horses listed for various handicaps and fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. Rowling
H. Haynes
Smart
Chambers
McLaren
Blonkin
G. McCulloch
McCulloch
Upper Man- Cros Club
Neat
Roy Hill
AY River Jockey Club
Macleay River
Warwick
Peay
Batur
Comboyne Narrowly Defeat Cedar Party In Scrappy Match
In a Saturday clash at Wingham Comboyne beat Cedar Party with a 14-8 score as Belman and Naulty featured for Comboyne. Cedar Party opened strong, led by Gillogly and Lyndon, but Comboyne's defense and Belman’s decisive plays edged the visitors. Referee Clyde Parker officiated a tight contest with steady officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Randell
Wingham
Comboyne
Monk
Nacky
O. Lyndon
Comboyne Comboyne
Belman
Smith
Clyde Parker
Municipal Appeals Hearings At Wingham Court
The Police Magistrate presided as Jesse T. Bird and others represented the Council and clients in appeals over land valuations on Cedar Party Road Ganges Street Bent Street Moon Street and Masonic Lodge grounds. After lengthy testimony the court set reduced values totaling £124 in gains for the council against £1,125 of reductions sought, with implications for rate revenue and rural livelihoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wingham
R. H Brewer
Bia
Cedar Party Road
St Bilas H. Brewer
James Brown
John Skinner
Farquhar Street
Jeuse T. Bird
Walner
Gibson
Butterworth
Martin
Christian Nash
Dingo Street
Ernest Healey
Same Terrace
Nash
J. Gelmelder
Messrs
Hayfies
Appel Wiliam L. Chambers
Memorial Hall
Land and Building Co
Machin
Bent Street
O'Neill
Mr. Martin
Isala
Tampotaware Downes
C. Healey
J. W. Gibson
Masonic Hall
Jeme T. Bird
Alexander Cameron
Masonic Lodge
Misa Minns
P.M
Cp Cil
Council
Jones
That Cruelty to Calves and The Sydney Trucking Issue
Q. S. Hill of Wingham argues that trafficking calves to Sydney abattoirs causes suffering and favors urban salesmen over producers. He urges slaughter near fattening farms to reduce distress and improve meat quality, noting loyalty challenges at a Bacon Factory meeting and calling for district advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
C. McDowell
Hill
Wingham
School Policy Aims at Transport Cost Cuts and Wingham Plans
The Education Minister outlines a thrifted approach to conveyance of children to school, with the department halting expanded support and leaving parents to cover the balance. Proposals include possible extension of the launch contract to Taree, added Wingham Public School amenities, and teacher residence upgrades amid debates with local figures over staffing and facilities.
Wingham Public School Reply to Deputation Remarks
A letter from Wingham Public School head master Maguire responds to remarks by Cameron and Fitzpatrick after a deputation met the Education Minister. He notes the school's staff hold top Department of Education certificates, with the head master since 1908 and the first assistant since 1921, and asserts the school is presently well equipped and properly staffed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wingham
Messrs. Cameron
Fitspatrick
i+ Parents
Citickens’ Association
Cameron
Q.C
Ife
Cemeron
Taree High School
Proviaton Ia
Fitzpatrick
Wingham School
Department of Education
Maguire
Letter about Profibition advertising and Mr Schilling
Belbouria Wingham correspondent replies to Mr Parker dated 28 May 1938. He plans to support Mr Schilling by collecting subscriptions or petitions and offers to campaign or canvass if provided by Parker. He expresses duty to help and asks for furnishing materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Parker
Parker
Schilling
Als. c. Berry
Belbouria
Wingham
Letter to the Editor on land and stock restrictions
Peter John Della on Woodside Road asks for government mercy as a Shire Inspector impounds five cattle and more from settlers during a raid. He seeks a waiver of the order until grain supplies arrive to feed stock, noting harsh conditions and land as wealth and poverty. Date noted as 20 May 1893.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodside Road
Impounding Regulations Spark Public Meeting Call
A public meeting is planned in Candle to discuss impounding regulations across the Shire. The note laments repeated orders burdening sufferers as winter approaches with stock losses and scarce fodder due to late rains.
Impounding Dairy Cows Sparks Local Complaint
A Wingham resident laments that dairy cows were impounded early Wednesday after an Inspector visit. The owner denies road grazing, reports bruised cattle and delays in milking, and questions shire enforcement while asserting cows were fed in paddocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle
Wingham
Town Clerk Wanted in Wingham and Local Notices
Applications invited for Town Clerk of the Municipality of Wingham. Public notices advertise a Neptune sale by T Bornfield, a Friday Arcadia screening, and post office hours changes. Frances Mary Salter, 4, died after burns from logs. funeral and bereavement details given. Local MLA Theo. HI reports on Federal road grant distribution affecting Wingham Fiulga road and future shire funding plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wingham
Frances Mary Salter
Nabine District
Theo. H, HI
WH. Machin
Fiulga
Commonwealth
Statenu
Local Notes From Wingham and Mooral Creek
Community items report people visiting M R D Hospital with a Mr Jim Herkes improving. Mr W Thurling of Korank Flat grows large melons. A huge tree felled at Mooral Creek yielded four mill logs hauled to Fittock's mill. H P Woodhouse gains promotion to Gulgong. G T Thornton named temporary manager at Wingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Hetts
Mooral Creek
Bob
Fittock’s Mill
H. P. Woodhouse
Australian Bank of Commerce
Wingham
Gulgong
Woodhouse
G.T. Thornton
Federal Treasurer hints possible revival of tax for individuals
In a late wireless dispatch the Federal Treasurer indicated a use of necessity could reimpose individual tax but only in dire events like another war. State revenue for 11 months rose by £005,854, while Sir Arthur Rickard predicted T J Ley may soon become Premier of New England. The Prime Minister said revisions to the Federal Constitution may be decided soon and talks continue with the Returned Sailors and Soldiers League to reconcile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Arthur Rickard
T. J. Ley
N.E.W
Sallora and
Soldiers' League
Wingham Park to close early for matches and fund plan
Wingham Park closes at 1 pm tomorrow with admission at 6d. The West End Football Club forms an accident fund to cover medical expenses for Mr J Schneider. Wingham West will play Cedar Party at 2 pm, while Upper Manning meets Lower Manning on Monday at 3 15 pm with squad lineups listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wingham Park
J. ©. Schneider
West End
Wingham West
Cedar Party
A. Fotheringham
P. O'Neill
T. Starr
Upper Manning
Lower Manning
Wingham
Paollback
Irvine
A. Worrall
K. Dark
J. Wynter
G Hammond
R. Platt
Bellman
E. Stuart
Minister for Education visits Wingham with deputations
The Hon. Albert Bruntnell and an education party toured Telegraph Point and Wingham meeting deputations. The visit included school inspections, tea at McElwain's Hotel, and an Arts School gathering. Local officials and Parents and Citizens Association members accompanied the minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Bruntweil
Wingham
Ald. E. McC
Hill
A. Cameron
W. Single
Tinones
Albert Bruntnell
Educa
H. Smith
Mr. Hayes
Theo
H. Hill
M.la
Hutchings
Hauntoell
T. Baxter
Marin River
Telegraph Point
T. A. Bones
St McEhlwain
J. Skinner
Parents and Citions' Association
I Robinson
John T. Bird
Parents and Citiens” Association
Wingham Parenla
Ag. Soclion
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Fur
Bibreen "White
Coolabip
Alice Baton
Westfield
Tar Twine
Oriental Misty
Ginger Dick
Bylvan Lad
Iron- Heskete
Morefly
Sil- LY
Mo Wonder
Pur—Bioreen
Tony White
Cool
Ginger Dick Mise Walst
Heatrate
Silver Dot
Woots
Ownell
Pinkeye
Municipal Appeals
Mr. Potts
Jeb Taylor
Patrick Hanney
Alice Mary Machin
Gangestreet
Appellant
J. B. Richardson
H. Machin
Turner
Jobn Skinner
Mr. Haynes
Isabella Street
David Irvine Richardson
Haynes
Wiliam George Holden
Saue
J. Schneider
2. Healey
James Moore
Moon Street
Dr. Kelly
P. O'Brien
O'Brien
Cross
Tyler
Estell
Grant
John
George Taylor
Plett Street
Jease T. Bri
Fotheringham
Mr. Taylor
Taylor
T. W. Gibson
Presbyterian Church
Ernest Gibson
Agricultural Association
Ay Council
Thees
Miss Minna
Mr. Cameron
Hall
Marin
Mrr
J. Schilling
Alther
Shire
Henry Turner
School Matters
Education Department
Bruntoell
Dora Nod
John Perry
Tarea
Carefu
Wingham Superior Public School
F. A. Fitzpatrick
Toapector McLachlan
School of Arta
Shire Council
C.hrerry
Delbourne
Wingham Chronicle
Peter John Della
Woodsite Road
Mrs. Powneeby
Wingham Follee Court
Jesse T. Hird
Arcadia Pictures
Particulara
Jung
Clarence Town
Jno. Sullivan
Sullivan
A. Wagleton
Dungog
Modo
Mesarj
Albert
Tareas
William
Walter
Aaron
Herbert
Raymond Terrace
Church of England
C. F. Emory
Jim Herkes Iy
M.R.D. Hospital
P. N. Dark
P.N.D
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