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Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer

Location

Wingham, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 14, 1946

Page

3

Oak Furniture Sale Advertises Budget Pieces

An Australian catalog promotes oak furniture including cabinets, bedroom fixtures, two bi ball chairs, runners, bookcases, china cabinets, and hand cut crystal. The offer highlights low prices and wide items, with listings described in an old time sale tone.

Manning Shire Council Seeks 40000 Pound Loan for Electricity

Sydney 1 May 1946 minister Cahill informs Manning Shire Council rep about applying for a 40000 pound loan to fund rural electricity extensions. loan timing uncertain due to Australian Loan Council allocations, advising inclusion in 1946 47 borrowing programme and to state prospective lender and permissible interest rate of 36.8 percent per year.

Sydney Jordan Manning Shire Council Australian Lean Council Municipalitties Shires Council Hy Department

Wallamba District A and H Association Meeting Notes

Wallamba District A and H Association held a May 28 meeting in the Society rooms after a subscribers’ meeting. President Mil Vken chaired as members discussed show dates and agreed to move them to April 23 and 24, 1947, with a 12 month secretary tender to close July. Several resignations were noted and nominations opened, naming multiple candidates for committee posts.

Mr. RB Mil Vken Messie W. Breeckenridge P McKeough A. Everingham J. Feening J. Nixon W. Mann G. Reeves Bessler G Nixon C. Temple F. Pelley T. Milliken H. Uryap Greaves P. Brown J Gertan Av. J. Gorton God Thie Jo. MeMilliken Moos. J. Fenning Jomoyto Iu Tunhihyi Fenning Hol Oui Yous Gorton Memba Nubiac Wallamba District Society Nubia LWO K. Fenning C. Belaler B. Brown G. A. Camp Fen- Ning weFvices Jack Bidner J. Breckenridge J. W. Breckenridge H. Bryan Barbell Jas, Carey A. Croker H. Croker J. Carey T. Cornell H. Deer Gien Euston W. Digby W. Barwon A. Evoyinghim T Gallagher Jack Creaves Jnr W. Godbolt Holstein M. Holstein J. Hoy R. Har

Ballot Paper Handling and Officer Elections Noted

The fragment lists names connected to ballot handling and secretary duties. It mentions Mr G A Campbell and the secretary as assistants, with reelections for G A Campbell and Ko McMunter as moderators and Mr Po Bidner as treasurer. A voting date in July is referenced with several names of attendees.

H. Wooster Leith Kastin Voreyes J. McQuikan GA Capbell Messrs Uw, Campbell A Qteringham P Brown J. Nixon Mesore Ko McMunter

Kempsey Park For Sale To Education Department

Kempsey Park next to Kempsey High School, currently used by Kempsey Municipal Council as a fark, will be offered to the Education Department for school improvements. The listed price is £3,000, with a proposal to trade recreation space for £2,000 to fund upgrades to old West Kempsey links park. Debate centered on price and public spirit. an amendment to delete the £2,000 option failed.

Kempsey High School Kempsey Municipal Education Department Kempsey Stokes Ald Dodds and Mackay Long Aid Stokes

Wingham Court Finds Milk Adulteration Too Minor for Hard Punishment

In Wingham Police Court Jovph Henry Shiel for the Board of Health charged Charla Bal of Wingham with selling adulterated milk. A Government Analyst certificate showed the milk fairly watered with possible non-deliberate dilution. Two samples passed. one showed 4.3 percent water instead of 6.4. The vendor relies on farm and outside sources, with possible washing at delivery. The magistrate urged leniency, noting small adulteration and non-deliberate cause and considering prior conviction from 1924.

Jovph Henry Shiel Board of Health Charla Bal Winehan Butterworth Mivcey Butterworth Cowan Shielsing Furchold Shield

Noted court sentence in local case

The excerpt records a court verdict with the defendant convicted and fined four pounds plus costs. The text mentions a bench and public dissatisfaction over payments, along with witness expenses and a default sentence of eleven days’ hard labor.

Kendall Central School Adds Portable Classroom Space

Minister for Education R J Heffron informs Kendall Parents and Children's Association that a double portable classroom will be erected at Kendall Central School for Manual Training and storage. Funds for permanent additions are not yet provided. Work is in progress and will be completed as resources permit.

Jordan Kendall Parents and Ald Chapman Kendall Central Belvool R. J. Heffron

Boxing and Wrestling Draw Large Crowd at Taree Stadium

A Victory Day boxing and wrestling revival at Taree Stadium drew a large crowd. The event featured wrestling champion Tom Lurie h and bouts including Gordon Hardy defeating Jack Syrou, Fack Catt stopping Tom Foster, and Les Nixon replacing Ted Warwick in the main event. Lurith defeated Jerry Visscher two falls to one in the heavyweight wrestling clash.

Taree Armed Forces Lurith Visscher

Overseas fence in this tenue cited by Wingham Chronicle

The Wingham Chronicle notes an overseas fence in this tenue with attribution to the Australian Associated Press, reflecting standard wire service sourcing for foreign coverage.

Wingham Chronicle Associated Press

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