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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1933
Page
4
The fragment appears to report a local Chronicle issue dated Friday June 1953. It mentions a voice of the Lee Chronicle and a publication line with partial text about a main river event and a public notice.
The fragment references a planned gathering with mentions of luncheons and a wavering stance on a Tory matter. It notes a monetary figure and several garbled terms suggesting a timetable or costs but lacks coherent details or identifiable names.
Fragmentary text outlines a court matter, probate actions, and local society items. It mentions a Chief Justice figure, an interim ruling, and a damming of injunctions, with references to wills, probate dates, and community happenings amid a long, garbled narrative.
The notice indicates altered post office hours in Wingham on King’s Birthday. Readers are informed of reduced or shifted service times for the day, with details to be announced locally.
Entitled notice reports completion of earthworks on the Limite action toward Mighwey Fort Macauart. Local road users face weather and safety concerns as crews finalize structures under supervision of Marshall Odbomr-n-charge.
The notice honors John Wiseley a respected local figure and outlines the death context. It mentions his age, residence, and the attending physician Dr. Campling. The report references a related incident and the involvement of Mr James Monk and Mr W Wheeler in the surrounding events.
The Wingham district page notes hospital announcements and community updates. It mentions residents moving transfers at the Bank of New South Wales and a Mayors’ acknowledgment, with social events, church confirmations, and school notices in June.
Fragmentary text references President Brat and a parade or event on Tuesday. Mentions a club, a person named Winooks, and a three pace win at an unnamed venue. Details are garbled and identities uncertain.
The Wingham Aero Club gathering, chaired by Worthing, reviewed proposed improvements at the aerodrome including boundary clarification and access provisions. Trustees and members debated funding, with Mr Goulet and Mr Hammond backing measures to cover costs from available funds and future contributions.
Intriguing card from Wingham features a maiden race with catch weights announced at 1 pm. Notable entries include Abe Yarnold and Dene Stockinen in the flutter and hackney sections with prizes ranging from £1 to £3 plus a trophy.
In brisk race brief, Spurson Hood Bulmarye changes and ACA ABLES promotions appear. Advertisements from Maitland and others call attention to Baby Friend Tertung and novice handicaps with prizes around £2. The card lists events at 3.15 p.m. and 4 p.m. with weights, bridle horses, catch weights, and notable entrants such as Richart Pha and Arviné Dartwo BALD.
Race card fragment lists Farewell Handicap over four furlongs with prize £3 and 4 30 pm start. Mentions Valley Rechniliian Co manager My TAs Teal and firm Kingsford Smith, with unclear references to horses Goliath and Pepperming and various misread names.
Fragmented recap lists several players and names like Winghast ap tonin and Macquaring with references to Park Masuarie and Le morrow. Contains numerous garbled surnames Fer city Neill ap and W. Mane alongside Hawthorne and Johnson among others.
Progress results from the U MLA and H Association Popular Girl Competition show early leaders among contestants. Organizers noted crowd support and judged entries across preliminary rounds.
A garbled note discusses dairy farming topics with references to government action, percentages, and farm loans. It mentions a farm accounting theme and payments, but the text remains unclear and partial.
A witness near Bucce Walden reported spotting a large yellow animal resembling a lion. Freeman, a young man doing bush work, described a huge head, tall bushy tail, and the animal retreating into the brush after an tense encounter.
Week ahead features Wingham Bowling Club inviting Kempsey Bowlers Brinks Frill to visit for morning meets in Manning and Taree. The club lists players for upcoming fixtures including Miome Bowling Moxey Muitland Grant Moore and others as replacements in the lineup.
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