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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1935
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text outlines a sports or political narrative from 1855 with names and events, mentioning a governor, commission, and various figures. The readable fragments hint at a forthcoming game or parade and reflections on past actions, with scattered phrases about players and observers.
A convoluted decision addresses whether the Government’s appointment rules apply to high posts under a ivil service framework. It clarifies that the act may govern certain senior positions but excludes others, with implications for public appointments and tribunal oversight. Authorities signal potential further action to align staffing rules with statutory intent.
A garbled OCR text outlines discussions on New Chien plans, labor employment boards, and education reforms. It mentions a rise in unemployment figures, a Royal Prince Alfred Hoe Dia reference, and debates on parliamentary restructuring, education policy, and civic citizenship.
In Wingion Glace Ete Pama town a tale unfolds of Bilkins and a boyish misadventure. The narrative follows stalls and townsfolk as a temperate community watches a staged event and a funeral rite, while gossip and local figures, including Wilkins and Mary Crow, shape the outcome and nearby plans for a future candidate.
Fragmentary OCR text describes an ingle action involving tape acts, a wings chronicle, and references to measures, weights, and a northern territory. The readable fragments mention Olive Devil driving something and a move to Minneapolis, with unclear context and multiple garbled names.
Fragmented report from Wingham details multiple personal notices. Mentions William W. Crainger death, connections to Federation Mine and Mount Owen Company, and assorted visitors and kin including Mr. and Mrs. T. Hadlow and J. M. Maraginry. Also notes London news and university plans for a student from the area.
A garbled local notice discusses Moree events and people including Winget, hotel figures, and a holiday town observance. It mentions efforts to advertise the Bore Baths boom, contemporary locals like Thiele and Led Moesen, and a Wingham element. The piece hints at a festive, promotional mood with community figures and a broader townwide holiday.
Wingham club announces a Friday match between Prevent and Hergenim with several players named in the lineup. The report covers results from recent Winghami events, including score details and member actions within the association, plus notes on upcoming fixtures and organizational procedures.
Fragmentary OCR text from Wingham Bowling Club coverage mentions Woruls or leak and names such as Burphy Steve Benes Henle Tale Abbott Wallace Porter Smar trade to Porter Johnnson Bull Kano Walshe A with unclear context and event.
A detailed 19th century notice outlines plans for a new court house in Wingham. It describes location near Mr Crow, capacity for clerks and professionals, provisions for power and lighting, and references the court’s accommodation needs, with notes on design tones and local governance involvement.
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