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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 04, 1929
Page
2
A garbled fragment notes town hall pictures and a blurred scene linked to Our Lady of Victories. Supporting directions mention Alter Piru and veiled lenie-vesery alan, with unclear names and associations.
Readable fragments describe a rally with references to legal measures and local authorities including Josep Harman. The note mentions Parvrenn and Eastwor districts, and places such as Wingham and Nut tha eartle. The item lacks cohesive details but signals an event tied to civic actions and a regional gathering.
In a fragmented report, Oxley Memorial project aims to address Manning memorial issues. The piece references plans to erect a structure and designate figures, with unclear details on the execution and authorities involved.
Fragmented report lists Nabtec Pirets defeating Gloucester 11 to 0 at Central Park Wighem and Wingham Pirae beating Exdar Parl 34 to 36 10. It mentions Winghas Rewrgan, Kramach, and Monde with unclear context and dates. A future report on the Tani is promised and other results are partially recorded.
Fragmented local notices describe Memorial Town Hall events in Wingham as Country Women’s Association and municipal gatherings plan a Tuesday meeting. Mentioned are invitations to attend, municipal council actions, and community discussions about local projects and fundraising efforts.
A large assembly in Wingham turns on the official switch to illuminate the Wingham water supply project honoring Dr. W A Kelly. Mayor Mrs H Machin presides as Mr E Cochrane officiates with other local figures paying tribute to the doctor and the memorial fountain.
The Wingham and Taree councils clash over a combined water supply scheme. Officials discuss costs, funding, and governance, with dates cited for commitments, tenders, and public works approvals. Community leaders push for or against the project amid financial and administrative concerns.
A June 1 ceremony in Can Wal Pare Whitman featured public officials and residents unveiling a memorial monument to the late Dr. Willian Kelley. Mrs Coohnane presented the tribute as notable figures including Dr. Welly and Melville attended, with remarks by local dignitaries and town leaders.
Partial transcription recounts a gathering near the Northern River region with figures labeled as Dr and others presenting, accompanied by humorous verses and a showing of public sentiment. The text references Witham and Wingham, and hints at contributions during a morning event, but many names and details are garbled.
Fragmented OCR mentions Mayor Mr Marita and Withelath town detailing a water supply project with pumps tanks and tank capacity. Descriptions include concrete work, long pipe sections, and a proportion of water volume around 800 800 gallons. Mentions Nant and Tarve as terms in a disrupted report.
A fragmented report from Wingham covers social, religious, and civic events. It notes wedding and sermon details, church appointments, a motor accident with minor injuries, preparations for a central assembly, and community reactions to local church and town activities, including a May ceremony and parade plans.
Local council discussed contentious developments in Swan Bay and Hanover district, with Patrick Moloney of Mid-Eichmond and several named residents present. A police court session emerged, detailing a mix of property disputes, public notices, and a forthcoming dedication at a church site.
A fragmentary item reports a two headed jackus or jacques associated with Mr Kennedy of Winthamy Yeap at Coolongotook. The tale mentions Winghats Choorela ox and a scene on a wilde with an entity and a warning. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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