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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1922
Page
1
A fragmentary plea calls for a railway interconnection to unite regions and assist a family. The notice mentions Hembey and Woodoun areas, with names such as Hank, Wingham, and Stanley Wier. It hints at private donations and community support, seeking broad funding and cooperation.
A fragmented editorial discusses Friendly Societies and the idea of forming character through cooperative aid. It argues such groups help the strong assist the weak, train youth, and support civilization, contrasting material wealth with inner purpose while urging participation and moral growth. It includes promotional lines for a balm product and lists local sellers.
Notice from Henry Turner local agent about accident and workmen compensation coverage for property risk. Includes permanent disablement and temporary disablement benefits under the Workmen's Compensation Act. Details on premiums and insured perils.
A fragmented list details numerous trig stations, mountaintops, and parish boundaries across Gloucester Hawes Beaview Hastings Travan Macquarie and Macquarie counties. Entries include elevations from 600 to 4900 feet plus notes on boundary lines and named trigs Seaham Duckinole Vinegar Will Mt. Comboyne and Black Nob with an additional information notice expected.
The manuscript lists numerous peak heights and terrain features with elevations in feet across New South Wales regions such as Nowendoc Yarrowitch Tableland and Bulga. It cites surveyors and places like Kokomertean Banda Banda and the Wilaam River area noting heights around 1000 to 4000 feet and references aneroid readings by Dr Casement.
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