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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 05, 1936
Page
4
Fragmented OCR notes describe a dispute over a honey bounty and a request by Aplariats. It mentions Aurelia, export packs, cabinet permissions, and industry concerns. The text is garbled with multiple repeated phrases and unclear names.
An elderly figure known as Sir Smallan Deven, aged 103, died after a long life of service and coaching. Details are scarce due to fragmented text. authorities note his involvement with the local community and enduring impact on local coaching circles.
A turbulent meeting erupted at the Nambucca Battery Factory where staff moved to dismiss the manager. Applause rose as ballots showed a strong majority in favor of the motion amid heated exchanges and claims of mismanagement. The outcome, described with lively local tone, indicates a decisive vote against the manager despite some opposition voices.
The page blends political chatter and society updates with a lengthy court report. It mentions a Coronation broadcast, political figures, and local governance, plus a detailed legal dispute over land between Mackay and Gaudron with a North Cols Harbor lease and a verdict in favor of Gaudron. Also notes custody case, a dramatic child rescue, and violent incident descriptions in neutral reportage.
A fragmented report notes the appointment of arctater J. A. for a church and mentions several figures with unclear roles. The text references local clergy and residents, plus brief allusions to events and places, but readable specifics are limited.
A garbled note describes a dispute over tax payments and funds, mentioning J. Metauehiin and Abu heax, claiming money sourced from the elite should be held in the country and withheld from expenditure. The fragment hints at a financial seizure or decision but lacks clear details.
The excerpt discusses rising costs and economic pressures in an Australian town, noting a potential increase of over a million pounds annually and comparing consumer habits and safety concerns. It references general public sentiment about trade and wages, and mentions shifts in beer consumption and social behaviors amid a thirsty climate.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a football match in Barwind Turtes and local players. It references Flying Gauss, barwind towns, and a dubious tally. The readable content is inconsistent and lacks coherent events or names.
The annual Church of England Ball, held at Memorial Towns Sail, drew a large happy crowd and proved a success. Decorations, music, and dancing gave a lively evening with ideal conditions for a good time. Mrs C Harrison was secretary, and Messrs Miram Slemmling and Ben Lattinare acted as stewards. A full report will appear in the next issue.
The annual Tooran Phe Uhied AbMUAL Werenmre OL One above Chile event at Wingham Tennis Club runs on 2th 37th and ge Jure with singles and doubles contests. Open to Upper Manning players, entries close Sunday June, the tournament aims for inclusivity and high competition with handicap doubles and open singles. The Wingham Chronicle will publish results on June 1.
Readers recall Whit Sunday service at St Matthew's Church. The organ and choir impressed as communicants sang and parishioners noted the high standard of worship. Clergy and attendees praised the day’s arrangements and musical performances by Mr. Hyan and others.
Local column recounts community happenings in Wingham and surrounding districts. Mentions residents like Grace Hinchey returning home, the mayor's suspension and pending reconstruction, a bombing accident injuring a man, and social visits from Winghamm residents to nearby towns. Also notes wedding and funeral references and a parade of familiar names including the Cranshaws and Braidwoods.
An ambulance incident is recorded with individuals Manning Ambulance and other names conveyed to a medical facility. The note mentions travel to a MRD hospital in Moxpilal and nearby figures Hovoi and Habba in a dated, unclear entry.
Krambach records mention the school and teacher's residence with reference to Mr Bennett MA. The text notes a binding or tied status by an unnamed party, hinting at property or tenure concerns within the Krambach locality.
Fragmented notice notes town clerk and officials declaring tenders and notices in Wingham. Names A Méllick and A Adlers appear amid discussion of municipal coins, ballots, and changes. Unclear details. readers advised to consult the page for the full announcement.
Coming events from Aanpoal Convent Salt Winghass note a Munster Day’s Sports meet to be held Friday at Mount George. Secretary Mr A Perris advertises the event with details on entries, time, and location. The notice emphasizes local participation and timing for the friday schedule.
Wingham prepares for a Thursday clash as A Mittwill Malay and ME Brewer Pipaiay lead the squad. Two players, Michal and another, are set to be omitted from the lineup as coaches finalize plans for the match against cuindle at Wingham tomorrow.
In a troubled day at Mount George, Upper Manning Tennis Association's event saw most matches adjust to rain delays with Mount George leading Wingham and North End. A protest arose over a late Mount George credited result, with committee review slated for Sunday.
A group of youths riding toward Wingham on a road near 1 area-Wingham Road were set upon by unidentified attackers. Police are investigating the incident, with witnesses describing the assailants as wearing woollen clothing and no hats.
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