Kookaburra Tennin Association Results June 11 1938
In the Cedar Party correspondent report Wiwurry forfeited against Killabakh. The Line 4 team won four games, defeating Wanderers 5 sets 40 games, in Saturday competition.
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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 17, 1938
Page
5
In the Cedar Party correspondent report Wiwurry forfeited against Killabakh. The Line 4 team won four games, defeating Wanderers 5 sets 40 games, in Saturday competition.
Homebush Fat Stock Sales at Wimhcombe and Carson Ltd report varied cattle prices with prime weighty stock and vealers achieving firm bids. Weaker categories declined with weather affecting overall values, and Bullocke and Hadgery Ltd note mid to mid‑high prices for cattle in yard observations.
A brief obituary noting the death of Johnnie aged 2 years 3 months in June 1934. Mentioned by his mother, father, and brother Russell with a prayer for reunion. Postscript includes garbled text likely personal names.
The notice advertises the Annual Monster Ball at Hall with Bryant free buss from Wingham and separate bus from Killa bekh Landsdowne. It also mentions a monster ball out of town, annual meeting and birthday party for Oddfellows with election of officers, and tenders invited for kneberkils felling brushing and pruning. Additional item: bus service numbers and dates, and a social following.
Mr E Lathmore announces an auction for 560 acres of brush land at Wingham Saleyards 1 mile from Wirrageree Station. The property is 300 acres felled and under palarum Rhode rye and clover, newly fenced and well watered with a carrying capacity of 80 head, expandable to 180 head when improved. Easy terms available and a good paddock at a reasonable price.
Public auction tomorrow at 2 pm by Miss R Balin bridge for household furniture and effects. Items include oak beds wardrobes dressers chairs safes sideboard dining table lino mats carpets blinds crockery cutlery sundries. Cash terms.
Executors of the late W J Barnes appoint a clearing sale at Cundie Flat on Tuesday in June at 12 o'clock to dispose of the estate stock and farm implements. Items include Jersey cattle and horses, breeding stock, machinery, tools, and sundry gear, with sale conducted by Paterson Easton and Co and Australian Wool Brokers and Produce Co Ltd Auctioneers.
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