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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 15, 1923
Page
3
Harold Haynes appears in a compact community notice listing four offices held, with affiliations to Pargunar Bt and Wine Tides. The item notes a continuing period through the coming month and references a persisting status, indicating ongoing local matters and possible upcoming events or appointments.
An advertisement claims L C Martin TOR and TARER visit Wingham Clinic each Thursday afternoon from 1 to 5 pm with health services. It mentions Wednesday visits by Mr Heskitait Wingham and Thursday visits, plus a product pitch for Chass Dorian Pain Dalm and Hell by FLW Moxey Wingham J Chapman.
James and Robert Can secutors of the Will of the late Mr D Cowan Solicitor Taras desire to ensure a representative from the late Mr Cowan's office attends at his Wingham Offices every Thursday from 9 30 am to 4 20 pm instead of Wednesday.
Archibald Charles Franklin herbalist from Victor Street Taree can be consulted at Mrs Laver Huiella Street Wingham by appointment Wen 69 Meedays Tacedays and Wednesde Awan for Mr Fran in 38re Layer sith whem conmullatie ema te ange
fragmented classified style notice advertising winter suits with nonsensical product terms. mentions imported goods, possible prices around six pounds, and various garbled names suggesting merchant listings. limited readable entities include Fox and Balterat with unclear context.
A fragment describes Cornwell's Malt Extract and pleasant toning benefits, noting its open value for well being and digestion. Mentions uses with bread, toast, biscuits, porridge, and stirring into foods for nourishment.
An early 20th century ad lists various items including moulding shelving built in wardrobes bath tubs stoves and lighting. It promotes low prices on paints and general hardware with a contact telephone and location hint at Sydney.
Hon. Rt. Ball and ministerial party visited Wingham and met with Mayor H. Wilbank, Alderman White, and others at the Australian Hotel. Discussions focused on a Kimble bridge over the Manning River and possible funding. Local officials urged state support, citing transport and timber trade needs, with a plan for a £1000 contribution and formal consideration by the Local Government Department. The party then proceeded to Taree after meetings, with further inspections of timber resources noted.
A fragmentary advertisement review discusses a long text about a dairy plant, a separator, and a baking powder competition. It mentions a ten pound note prize and details about the AllasLava facility and Tanger ables on TaKO. It notes machinery overhaul, replacement parts, and the need for operator familiarity before milking season.
The unreadable text fragment hints at a medical or respiratory issue labeled Brombright or Bromt with coughing and fever. It mentions unease, a pace of symptoms, and a vague threat or condition tied to a past event, with references to a town and community reactions.
Read details of various church services across denominations in Winghaue and surrounding areas. Listings include Anglican, Catholic, Presbyterian, Methodist, Lutheran, and Churches of Christ with dates in June and June events, church locations, and service times. Names of clergy and host locations appear in the notices.
The secretary of the Wingham Bill Association outlines the prize meeting at Liverpool from October 1918, with total prize money over 4000 pounds across A, B, C series. Open to residents aged 80 and under, entries limited by prior wins since December 1910. Railway bases provided for competitors and social event to follow.
An old advertisement suggests taking a double dose of Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy to ward off cramps and colic. It claims hundreds use it to prevent ailments and names suppliers in Wingham and nearby Chapman.
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