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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 09, 1933
Page
4
Fragmented readable lines describe events at the Wand to the Babel of Art in a Coast area column. The text shows personal references to Mr Kibowwy and Pearl-werltig, with scattered phrases about copies, readers, and appeals to the public.
A garbled report on Wingham council proceedings covers road tint sight disputes and land claims. It mentions Councillor William McLauphin of Lacedewee, public discussions on road works, and concerns over inherent rights and property boundaries amid municipal planning.
A fragmentary note titled Weaver's Admission appears in the page text with unclear wording and a partially legible quote about outward appearances and admission terms. The readable portion hints at a personal or legal admission but lacks complete context or names to identify an event or person.
A fragment from a parliamentary debate references a women's movement and national sentiments. The text is garbled with quotation marks and misspellings, but implies caution about national policy and potential roster changes. The readable parts point to concern over broader social roles and government positions.
Sydney Frida tne Roland Craig was sentenced to death after the third trial for murder in Hyaroey fy te ago. The prisoner protested innocence but was found guilty and ordered executed. The case centered on the murder of ewale O'Connor, with procedural appeals continuing.
In a garbled note fragment the Brat figure appears in an event labeled as the Reerendam Final Count. An unclear line mentions a Tiss No bee SI Waajorny for the 40H, leaving the exact context and participants uncertain.
A street stall operated by Like Metts Laii of Wingham faced competition in front of Mr V W Laixon’s business premises. On the Thursday afternoon around 1:35, a local figure Pete estimated the stall’s crowd and value, with MOF A Pumpatsiek of Ralloe in Wingham noted as enjoying success in the bake sale.
Lovers of dancing learn June celebrations near Ball, Winaham, with preparations under way. Decorations and costumes promised, weather forecast favorable for a successful event. J Gleeson spearheads committee, Miss Cites and Matas Dore noted among organizers. tickets not yet sold.
The Wingham Women's Auxiliary minutes record routine motions and correspondence. Members Adri Hamorood and 2APa participate in motions while payments of £4 are noted for local costs. Names such as Mrs Oempiing and Mrs Clik appear in the record of the previous meeting.
Fragmentary OCR describes a schoolboys tour with a world famous figure Don Seder et al and involvement of The Route and Tullos Department. Emerge unclear details. readable names suggest Noramar finer and Blan Motels. Event appears planned for Monday with travel from Ryn to The Nim area, date uncertain.
A long fragment lists names, marriages, church readings, and public happenings around Taree and nearby towns. It notes weddings at All Saints Church, church services by Rev Dr Gleeson, and community figures such as Messrs M Pearl and A King. It references travel, school events, and local disputes.
The readable fragments describe a parley at Fulntall on Sunday with mentions of Sr Soest 4 op ramon and Odieiaie ak Wirgnass and a Robin our Werrawilla. The text is garbled but suggests a local meeting or gathering with unclear outcomes.
A valedictory presentation honors Mr E L Reniling after nearly thirty years as manager at Wingham. The event on Thursday in the Munger Room of the Town Hall celebrates his long service across all classes and creeds with tributes from many local figures.
Readable segments describe political sentiment and editorials about non-party views amid a claimed public discontent with education and wages. The piece references individuals and places like Frederick Francis AU, court cases, and societal concerns in a late 19th or early 20th century urban setting. It notes parliamentary and press tension, with mentions of the OOPU and local magistrates, plus a police interaction at a Royal Motel.
Davis Cup action continues with matches scheduled for Saturday at Beth Africa. Players Crewlond Kiliy Me dmth Nobbun are set to compete, followed by Monday events featuring Grew ei dat eat Mat h, with WDNEY and Pettey from London noted in the lineup.
Fragmentary text references a Mr HANA and Magistrates amid an unclear discussion of policing a purported risky practice. The readable terms imply a discussion of public order and railway dangers, with no clear event or outcome to report.
The death is announced of Mr rtine Smith, editor and proprietor of The Sane Advertals, age 80. He was one of the oldest members of the Country Press Association in Wales.
May bride, daughter of Dr and Mrs A. Gmileh of England, wed Len Wellings, fourth son of Mr and Mrs Wellings of Kendal. Ceremony at St Marys Ghuret Taeew with organist Len Msinmnets. Bride wore white gown with blue trimmings, veil, and flowers. Guests incl. numerous, reception to follow. couple plan residence at Rendall.
A birthday gathering at Yarras extended to Fern Hill and nearby towns with festive toasts and readings. Guests from Beechwood and Tizn borough joined the celebration, the ceremony including an oath and hearty fare as the Cooper family hosted under winter skies and the yard’s warm cheer.
Fragmentary OCR suggests a report on a nurses' examination or related event involving multiple branches. The readable lines mention YONET reign arson and Barnes Tupiatrution, with unclear connections and no concrete outcomes or dates.
The Board of Control met with Cup Team representatives to discuss football affairs. Attendees included officials and players as they reviewed future fixtures and governance for the cup competition.
Fragmented report notes an upcoming meeting of local authorities and a property sale or auction. References to individuals such as Mina Hema and Mr A. 0. Douglas appear, with scattered place names like Wing and Wingham. Details are garbled. the core items are a meeting notice and a property-related action set for Monday or next week.
A forwarded copy of the new Brass letter discusses Charwret Acvounian and a Europeanist MCA. The General Count calls a council to review the Doliaan Orit and Whisky policy, with members including George Mason and others. The note mentions stock shares and election timing.
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