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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 12, 1936
Page
3
An ad style notice invites readers of The Wingham Chronicle to join events and dances and to buy or eat. It promises access to all worthwhile people in the district and frames the paper as a payable proposition for community engagement and entertainment.
May dairy price reports show butter paying higher in September 1938 along the North Coast. Dairymen report May shipments at about a pound, with May prices higher than April and February/March payments. Records indicate May pay was the highest since 1980, while overall production declines in other regions lessen effect.
The Marfaing Shire Council discussed public baths in Tuncurry with a proposed grant of £200 toward construction. Officials noted grants under government relief schemes and the need for timely action as works proceed, with council members finding the plan unsatisfactory and impractical to finalize. Dr. Wright and MP E Bennett were referenced for forthcoming actions.
Discussion at Manning Shire Council meeting reveals contractors tardiness and dispute over timing for Belbora Bundock road repairs. Statements from Donaldson and McLauchlan indicate delays, contractor conduct concerns, and possible reallocation of foreman duties amid mounting pressure to complete culvert and road repair work.
Obituary notice from Taree area detailing the death of Clifford Carl Nelson with mentions of his spouse Mlow Bonin Benson and family. It notes a funeral at Mr Monard's parlors followed by service at Dawson cemetery conducted by Rev CL Connor and Adit Evertt, with sympathy from Hosen, Meg Fischer, Neville, Ronald Much, and others.
A Taree Baptist service weekend featured Rev W Cleugh Black, newly appointed head of the NAW Home Division, delivering a prophecy laden address. He urged adherence to biblical prophecies and world events, urging followers to mimic biblical figures and seek divine guidance amid global upheavals.
An old advertisement lists Kapor Quilts and various fabrics and garments with heavy discounts. It highlights heavy blankets, challenge grey blankets, ladies wear, tweed coats, flannelettes, bloomers, children's frocks, dressing jackets, and men’s coats. Prices are given per item or per yard, with phrases like now only and Simmons price emphasized.
Minutes show Tuncurry Tares Transport debated at Shire Meeting with updates from the Department of Road Transport. Council considered joining a plan to service existing routes, weigh options, and potential staffing implications for the rail line and road corridor.
The wedding of Miss O'Brien of Rockidend Mir Loo to Rogan of Mt Tyan took place at Mt Jovephs Church Mock Hole with a large bridal procession. The bride wore a navy tailored coat with silver fox and was escorted by her father. A guild of honor from the Children of Mary accompanied the couple to the reception at Palala Grande Mockdale. The honeymoon was planned for Bowral and the couple will reside in Hanna Hanon.
The United Insurance Co Ltd announces changes in management and representation with new regional head and local representatives listed. Details include names tied to chambers and marine accounts, signaling updates in leadership and oversight across departments.
St Josephs Convent Wingham announces its annual ball with a planning committee led by Misa Pearson and Mia Tyler. Parishioners are invited to contribute and attend, with supper donated and donations welcomed as the event aims to surpass past social gatherings.
A brief note on the second round draw for the Kookaburre Cedar Party competition. Matches scheduled on the Ari court with teams Makurtay and Nth Jee set to play, alongside Lifesavers and other listed entrants.
Bargain roundup from a home furnishings house touts 1936 offers. Items include dining sets rugs chairs ceramics and kitchenware from the Leading Barcal Complete store. Ambiguous OCR text mentions Oak Ki'ehen Calnata and various furniture and home goods with limited clarity.
The Kimbriki Promoters Association held a meeting since the inauguration of the Awoel Allon. Members including GW Andrew and V J Allan discussed aims, with Empire Day celebrations praised and social committee formed to assist in sport programmes. Minutes of the previous meeting were confirmed. A request was made to Manning Municipal to speed up work on the Kimbrikt road and improve the junction with Gloucester road due to recent accidents and near misses.
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