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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1931
Page
2
A fragmented 1931 Wingham Chronicle entry references the District Hospital and local care efforts. It mentions nursing and hospital activity, praising workers and describing a public welfare tone amid wartime era events and community needs.
A parliamentary debate centers on abolishing Public Probation Boards or alternative oversight for agricultural admin. A minister argues the policy aligns with government aims to end board costs and shift duties to inspectors. Opposition says reform should protect rural landowners while preserving oversight.
A fragmented report describes opposition to a proposed railway and tramway protection bill. Wingham officials and the Chamber of Commerce denounce state legislation aimed at limiting competition, warning it could hurt rail and transport policy and public interest. Local leaders command caution as debates unfold.
Fragmentary notes describe a display of snakes labeled as rare or curious. Mentions of a Master Keith Green, family name Green, and various unclear details suggest a local exhibition or demonstration with as yet unspecified species and origins.
A fragmented editorial discusses church leadership in Wingham, referencing the Catholic community in Central and the Church of Christ. It notes debates on church roles, employment conditions, and education, with strong emphasis on religious unity and social duty amid community change. The piece cites local figures and mentions Wingham as the setting.
In Wingham and nearby areas residents report transfers to Beit school for several children including Mr E ore and Mrs. Young. The page recounts community notices, personal health updates, local politics, and social events with numerous names and places tied to Taree, Kempsey, Port Macquarie, and Sydney.
Match report notes Wauchope and Port Macquarie contesting the Kenny Whalghan Cup. Players were weakened by the absence of many squad members, affecting performance and lineup.
Wauchope defeats Kempeey to claim the ONeill Cup after a tightly contested battle. Wernchope Cry Tes travelled to Wempeey on Saturday as guest of the Cup, with the event described as a very hard fought contest.
Fragmented report describes Wingham B v Whersul Fiat at wherrol Plat with unclear scoring details. Mentioned Waters, Grimain Wy, Mantana, and Dr F Mehnsider from Wingham, but many names and numbers are garbled.
Cedar Party and Comboyne played a cautious game Saturday with few scoring chances. Comboyne led early twice with Vi Gillogly converting two penalties, but Cedar Party edged ahead and claimed a 2 0 victory as time ran out amid ragged play and uncertain officiating.
Wingham Reserve Grade faced Manning League in a heated match, suffering a defeat but showing resilience. The game featured numerous near misses, late chances, and key plays by both sides as Manning edged ahead with decisive attempts while Wingham pressed hard to the final whistle.
A lettered account from Carlyle Private Hospital in Wingham describes Mr G and Mr Hill receiving visitors. The note expresses cautious optimism about the patient’s recovery and thanks well wishers for their support.
Winghan Wingham fought to a 1-1 draw despite repeated pressure from Manning and McDermid. Mulitple chances surfaced for both sides with solid defense and late urgency as Manning and Quinivan led Wingham’s forward drive while McDermid and Elbourne scrambled to avert a go-ahead goal.
A 130 cena tn ges al an event in Sydney honored Myra ONeill of Taree with a pleasant farewell. Attendees included Mr Trunton, Mr Peter Dawson, Mr Mark Mame Dourg, Mr Chappel, and Dowald Andaryon among others. Music by Sihera accompanied speeches, prizes, and a violin display. Maynard Williams and others praised Myrna ONeill's determination as guests prepared to travel to Adelaide.
A fragmented local clipping details Manning Rugby League activities at Upper Manning Runny Football Lanes with names, officials, and team entries. It mentions Wingham competition openings, Cup plans, player registrations, and ticketing arrangements as part of ongoing organizational proceedings.
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