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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1935
Page
3
Butter 148 /6 and maize 4/2 feature in market wire quotes. Ener and pave ranges show 1/3 to 1/41, while Santo Wid and Dotaction figures appear with £19 1080 and G19 100 to 211. Millet ranges from £20 to £98, with 24 to 44 days noted for some items.
Auctioneers Redman and Lee announce a clearing-out sale of first-class dairy herd and stock on behalf of Mr W Mos. Also notice about Wing Stock ales coming Thursday at Movsra Paterson Baston and Co advertise that Astuary ale sales will not take place on the previously noticed date. Cedar Party sale set for Tuesday June Bh with full advertisement for details.
News in Brief reports a Union meeting for Saturday June 22 in Wherrol Pt. It notes Mrs Foxter at Cecil White's Hairdressing Saloon in Isabelly Street, Wingham, and J Moray inviting lenders for a cottage for Mrs Machin at Wingham. It mentions a Hartington fishing trip and a weather permitting launch trip with Mr Skinner. It also covers the worst railway disaster in London and North Western history with many killed and injured when trains collided before midnight on Saturday.
The Cedar Party School hosted the Cedar Party and Poe regular monthly meeting on Saturday night with 17 members present. President W Lattimore presided. minutes, correspondence, donations, balance sheet, and future library plans were discussed. several motions were carried including charitable gifts and a forthcoming event in July 1886.
Receipt acknowledged for the Prom Thokeet Jubilee Ball proceeds go to Wingham Town Band. Ball scheduled at Memorial Town Hall this Thursday. Dance European names on bill include Chris Callaghan Dance Band of Newcastle-Maitland.
In a brief town notice a presentation and farewell social is planned for Mr and Mrs Kerr and family at the residence of Mr and Mrs R Goldsmith Caparra. Event details reference Coning Bret Hirst Convent Ball and activities at Gillabakh School and Memorial Town Hall with dates in May June July 1090.
Parish of Wingham and nearby locations list a dense schedule of church services, confirmations, and meetings across June. Dates span June 4 to June 36 with multiple venues including Nabiac Nabiac Nablae Redbank Taree and Wingham Comboyne circuit. The notices reference bishops Lord Miehop Biatlop and Rev Nell Biun Lear among others, plus Latter Day Saints and Congregational Mission events.
A garbled report recounts large communal feasts and gifts in Denby Vale Yorkshire tracing back to 1848 and later years. It mentions crowds of 60 000 and various lavish portions, with references to a New Orleans County Fair and other distant events, though the text is severely corrupted and unclear.
Fragmented obituary fragment lists Barnes family memorials for Jesus teen son and nephew Jesnte, aged two years. Includes tribute lines from grandmother Emily and uncle Johnny, and various notices about a ball and other local items. The readable text shows a memorial poem tone with references to a June 1594 date and a memorial hall event in Newcastle area.
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear references to Prime Mixed Fate and associated terms. No coherent event, date, or entities form a usable news item. Summary cannot determine a substantive headline or factual note from the readable portions.
Notice describes a clearing sale of a dairy herd and farm equipment from Cedar Farm. Auction set for Tuesday June 23 at 1am, featuring 30 Jersey cattle including cows, heifers, and a woodworker’s tools. Sale lists dairy equipment and miscellaneous items available for bidding.
The funeral for Mrs George Soars of The Brush, Wingham, aged 82, will be held at 2 o clock today with burial in the Presbyterian section of Wingham General Cemetery. The family includes daughters Mrs John Brewer and Mrs James Brewer of The Brush, Mrs George Garrett of Port Macquarie, and son Mr George Soars of the Beltway Department. the service will be conducted by Rev W Harrison.
Wingham Rifle Club members journeyed to Taree on Saturday to meet the local club in a friendly match. Home advantage counted, with Taree winning by seven points after 600 yard events and scores listed for contributing shooters. Local sport also notes football results, district grade matches, and the Cedar Parti Team Association standings reflecting a busy weekend.
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