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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 09, 1936
Page
2
A fragmented, OCR text discusses New Zealand, immigration, and snakes, mentioning anti snake sentiments, barriers at walls, and a voyage via the Panama Canal. It references New Zealanders and a move toward strict immigration or border controls. The passage is garbled with misread names and phrases.
A fragment from a 19th century notice describes a well conducted gathering with dances and social duties. It highlights seating, partner limits, and the goal of enjoyable, inclusive festivities where young attendees participate and shy attendees have chances to join in.
The Watemndar report from June 20 discusses an Advertising Problem tied to a Dental Board election. It notes procedural delays and concerns over vacancies and filings, highlighting long-standing issues and calls for reform amid past disputes involving the board and advertising practices.
In Jersey Denia a public issue arises as the Dental Board is scrutinized for fairness in licensing and advertising. Vague statements and denials spark claims of bias and improper influence on patient access and professional approvals amid a heated public debate.
A distorted report discusses taxation on farmers as a broad policy issue. It portrays opposition to farm taxes, highlighting claims that landholders bear heavy levies while others enjoy unequal benefits. The piece notes rural hardship and calls attention to how tax burdens affect homes and livelihoods.
Fragmented account reports a masked pair fleeing after a bicycle theft attempt. A driver near Lampad claimed two men forced him to stop and fled as pursuit began. Police work to identify suspects amid unclear details and local reports.
A royal prose and ceremonial scene unfolds as the Mayoress is honored at an executive gathering. Attendees include dignitaries such as Mrs Beal, Mr Weekes, and Sir Garland. The ceremony features bouquets, pastries, and a notable Debutante Cake, with participation from community members and church groups.
A fragmented panorama recalls wartime chatter and public life. Figures named Adrian Maria George and John appear amid scattered memories of school days, family figures, and a politician’s tour through towns including Epping and Cleveland as Prime Minister Toyemiy travels with a parade of veterans and mourners.
A fragmented notice from St Josephs Convent on Wighan Street outlines plans for a major social event. It references previous efforts and hopes to advance the convents social calendar, with arrangements described as finalized or ahead of schedule. The text is garbled and partial.
Fragmentary notes describe an organiser at Wingbars tied to British and another group. Mentions Miner Wilkes Wing and a sequence of names and places with unclear context. The text references events and people in the district and a Bible Wendatnd, but specifics are obscured.
The text reports a Methodist Presbyterian church service in Wins with a sermon on faith and the word of God. It notes missionary effort, evangelistic work, and the idea of making the Bible the common possession of mankind through labor and martyrdom.
Local notices cover Royal Kilns savings medallion recipients W. C. Dufty W. J. Oring and others. Tarey students earn medals. Mrs. Matthews and Mrs. cas Trees in Farin 0 Bras and other names listed. Residents travel to Maitland Sydney and Winghams social visits noted along with plans to relocate to Sydney and Wingham bowling club activity.
A garbled text describes scattered scenes in Winghai and Bingen Wisenn es tae Mine ee, with references to sermons, philosophical musings, and a chilly morning. The passage mentions a polar beat and a bank masts finance, interspersed with disrupted names and odd phrases.
Upcoming schedule notes a Convex event at Winaham on Turnday during 2rd June, listing foes and gatherings. The fragment hints at a community calendar entry with participants and matchups to be held on the date.
Fragmentary report lists various payments and amounts including a large sum described as more than £17,000. Mentions Armidale, Eupere, and several individuals with figures such as 123 10s and £18 6d, but details are unclear from the legible text.
The second Card Party for the Wingham Boys' Band occurred at the Merahd Mire Barwick residence on Rare day 20th. Music and tenor 81 105 a were prizes, with Henne AER praised for work and Mat" Goon praised for expression. The event drew strong support from attendees, with compliments for the ambiance and effort, and the evening featured competitions and a planned continuation.
Obituary notes reflect on the Jones family from the town, detailing Richard Jones death and background. It recalls the extensive family ties, farm labor in early days, and the community’s loss, with mentions of Frank Jonas, J Rent, Pall, and others in the local network. Funeral arrangements and local sentiments are noted.
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