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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 16, 1933
Page
3
A garbled advertisement style list shows Balmer's Bulmer's store specials across clothing and textiles. Items include woolen coats, suits, knitwear, flannels, bed quilts, work trousers, riding boots, clothing accessories, and a phone contact number, reflecting a broad midcentury retail catalog.
A bakery and confectioner operates on Abella Street in Wingham advertising daily bread and special loaves. The ad mentions thrown wheat cava and Fuone with a storefront listed at 158. Local readers are urged to visit for fresh products daily.
Frish and Wholesome advertise always on hand Black Cake pastry. Call and we will endeavor to please. Extensive stock and quick service claimed with emphasis on readiness and customer satisfaction.
A vintage forster waterfront lodging listing outlines a guest house offering double and single bedrooms with rain water, a dining room, kitchen, bathroom, laundry, verandahs, electric light, septic, and beverages. It highlights proximity to Ocean Beach and claims substantial reductions, with contact information for Wm Poppenhagen.
Prominent Tinonee Manning River region officials met at the Pod oral Hall on Wednesday to discuss resuming the construction of the Tivos bridge. Key figures included A. Gollan and Chapman, with calls for urgent fundraising, new treasurer, and committee vacancies. The meeting featured financial reporting, verdicts on expenditures, and a social program that highlighted local support despite modest revenues.
Unclear OCR text references Aly Wilson and Ale A. Singleton over farm matters at Mondrool. Names Poromia and Citizen' Association appear as workers and a mentor pair, with mentions of Mjuk Pappa from New Boalanti and a visit by Str. and Mek Bpluoy's party. Mr. TH Benard plans a cottage for sector care.
The Farmers and Grusiers Co op Coy issue a weekly report for the week ending the 10th noting lighter sheep skin supplies with 63 468 oral numbers. Demand rose for woolled marines and roan breds while shorter lengths fetched higher prices. Tallow forward 196 casks and 18 drums with improved rates and clearances. Rabbit fur forward tonnage high for a public holiday, with better grades weaker in regular inflows though hatters' sorts rose. Overall market activity showed mixed results across skins and pelts with top descriptions resisting declines.
The annual meeting of the Central North Coast Bolt Association was held in Kempny and Kempacy with delegates including Mort Macquarie Wauchope and Port Macquarie. J Malholland was elected secretary, and a committee was formed including Moownen J Muh TN to oversee the forthcoming championship program and venue decisions at Wauchope.
Winchcombs and Cursor Ltd report stronger demand for Visa at Tuesday Sydney sales. Values for all categories improved with porkers contributing a small share of supply. Mega 1008 per head realised, beaners 424, porkers 3s.
A historical market brief notes rising and fluctuating prices for sheepskins wool and hides. It records bid ranges for various wool grades lambs and county yearlings, with prices per pound and per ton, plus observed demand and box- tally of damaged hides and byproducts.
Fragmentary OCR shows a political debate scene with references to Senators Carroll Hardy and Murdy, relating to a deposition amid Ottawa talks. The text hints at parliamentary maneuvering, with an emphasis on a debated quotation and claims about an Ottawa agreement. Names include Henry, Carroll, Hardy, Murdy, and Beaufort, with references to a deposition and comment.
A fragment discusses players and instruments, noting the difficulty of distinguishing players from new instruments in tone and design. The text hints at a comparison of tone, touch, and case aesthetics, emphasizing beauty and uniqueness.
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