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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 17, 1914
Page
2
The Wingham Chronicle notes light showers in the Soul district with occasional heavier showers in the south. AIDenn River Observer reports on Wednesday activity and advises readers to monitor local weather developments.
A Manning Shire Chronicle opinion column criticizes President Hugh McKinnon for his handling of the West End Estate action and the council’s bank account. The piece accuses him of political maneuvering, demands cost disclosures, and calls for a referendum on the banking decision while defending the paper’s stance for justice irrespective of individuals.
Local reports show Wingham winning 6 to 3 over Croki on Saturday while Triwilbjn failed to win at Cessnock. Kempsey races drew a good crowd, with Medallurgy securing three wins including the £200 double. Warne rton wins in South Australia, and Jarmes Doyle’s death shocks racing fans along the river.
Testimony details a libel dispute between Perrett and McDowell and others over a published item in the Northern Champion. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff, awarding £400 despite earlier claims of £1000, with discussions on board letters, Board of Health references, and alleged publication irregularities.
Thomas Wells disputes President McKinnon's defense of shifting the Shire account from Commercial Bank. He accuses McKinnon of branding rivals as a clique and of personal spite. Wells says he opposed the shift due to lack of demonstrated benefit and notes his own banking with Bank of New South Wales.
The Macleay River Jockey Club held its annual meeting today with good weather and a large attendance after last Monday's postponement. Races included the Buckle stakes won by Buckbarry Sweetheart, Maiden Novice Handicap won by Monts Collars, City Handicap taken by Medallurgy, Railway Handicap won by Lae Brook, and the Walter Handicap going to Go Alone. Other results mention Lady McLean and Medallurgy among top entries in various conditions as the meeting closed with several handicaps and sprints.
Local notices on stock sales and land allotments outline Henry Turner powers, with Constable Lean visiting to oversee Elton region arrangements. Mentions Manning River visit by Mr Davis, Patch of Bungeny handicap, Marlee defeats Mebin, and Arthur Ford in Wings. Manchester United Order of Odd: Cin noted.
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