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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 12, 1951
Page
4
A garbled OCR style note references fluctuating sheep skin prices with scattered terms like fans, tanned hides, plans, and auctions. It mentions locations and times in disjointed phrases, suggesting a chaotic market update or column fragment without cohesive details or clear figures.
An acoustics test at the Royal Festival Hall features the London Symphony Orchestra conducted by Basil Cameron. An audience member, identified as x Wollding, is noted among attendees in the ultra modern boxes during the performance of the Puertival of Mra. The concert includes the leading standouts in Britain’s comic scene and draws a large crowd, with 270 attendees reported in the test.
A century plus of toil prompts renewed scrutiny of industrial regulation as the Mural Workers Bill faces second reading. Labor ministers argue reforms improve conditions. opponents warn of industry disruption and rising costs amid calls for cautious rollout.
The article reports the appointment of a new ICI chairman succeeding Lord McGowan Ay. It outlines the candidate John Rogers and discusses the board’s aims, including policy shifts, wage and living conditions, and government influence on industrial regulation. The piece notes historical context and mentions related executives and the company’s structural changes.
A readable fragment details church services for Sunday June 1 1990 including morning and evening rites at various hours and locations. It mentions the annual church meeting led by the rector and includes references to prayers Bible stories and hymn singing with several local clergy and venues.
Sunday June 1 1951 Wisghasy won as Rev R Moylan presides 10 am service. Sunday June 17 1951 Taree 7 am 930 wm and 7 pm. Cubdlenne 430 aus and 7 mn Harrington 9 wn Lower Linesowne 630 mm Upper Tanunewne 12 am fev Father Muleshy officiates.
Church services noted for Woodside at 10.30, Astilew 2.30, Wingham 7 pm with choral service led by Kev Pt Lucock and other participants.
A fragmented notice from the Free Presbyterian Church of Australia references Sabbath events on June 13 and June 17 at Wingham and Comboyne areas. Mentions include Pamoolat MW dam and MLC Ramsap, with a 7 p m event at Tibonee and a Methodist Church link to the Wingham-Comboyne Circuit.
Church of Christ in Wingham lists Wednesday service at 1:30 pm and 11:40 am worship with communion. Meeting details include CYP Club Winglam Saturday 2:20 pm and Ladlen Ald Meeting Wanna. K W Barien referenced.
A local pastor Ballard leads a Sunday gathering at Chun School in Wingham on June 17 with 1990 am noted in the schedule.
Mr Edward desepM Cust of Krambach traveled to Newenelde for medical treatment last Sunday week and died in hospital there on Wednesday. His remains were transported to Taree by coach, and the funeral proceeded from Keambucty’s golthaue Church to Kraspbieh Cemetery on Friday, with Rev Ber Foasoomi conducting the burial service.
Mr Perrie Delaney aged 43 died Wednesday night at John’s River after a long residence there. Born Parramatta, he worked as a dusk worker and left eight brothers, including Matt Delaney of Port Macquarie. Funeral from Mr SW Bridge’s parlors at Taree to Coopermookes with Rev Father T Cook officiating.
Obituary notice detailing the death of Mr James Rigby and tributes from relatives. It notes a funeral at a church, with mourners including Andrew Ot, Richard Keena, Bernardi, and Frank. Burial services are listed with family and friends attending the cemetery in memory of the deceased.
The supply minister visited several aircraft plants in South West England to inspect war production. He saw continued output of the Meteor fighter models and noted the large assembly shops were active with multiple Meteor production lines at several sites.
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