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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 20, 1933
Page
2
Reports from Riverstone recount a strike at the meat works with multiple local names and figures mentioned. The disorder touches town figures, a Mr Shaw, Mr Tein Plgwoht, and others, with references to private cars, hospital news, and community measures in the riverstone area.
Australis defeats Japan in a Davis Cup tie. The page mixes match results with fragmented notes on tennis figures, transport, and local social items from Wingham and nearby towns. It mentions Mary Wilton undergoing surgery, Mr Bott and Mrs Bott in Orange, and expectations around Presbyterian elections and church leadership in 1834.
Fragmented notes cover football chatter and community notices with mentions of Bag pean and Chagh Ue, plus oblique references to persons like J. Abboton and Jim McKeensie. The text weaves sport chatter, church events, and local figures across dates in May and August, with scattered names of churches and towns such as Wingham and Laurieton.
Port Macquaria loses the O Neill Cup to Taree in a contested match. The report notes errors and uncertain phrases, with focus on the outcome and teams involved Port Macquaria and Taree. Additional garbled lines reference Boiee 2p Tome and Bor 2, Peet Macqune, and a Battaan context, but no clear facts emerge beyond the cup result.
Wauchope Cup team to play at Wingham next Sunday for the Basry Stone Guy event. Wingham players listed to train tonight and Thursday night include Keesay Hawthorne Brewer Migginclesen Bird Kane O'Brien Jobeted Biggin Vaca Bot among others.
A sendoff occurred Monday night for Mr L Henderson who presided over the Wingham Bank for over eight years. Mayor J A Iemon led proceedings with Wingham Bebuvl of Are Me FAs Pitapatrick and secretary W Muttland in attendance. Attendees conveyed best wishes for a happy future and noted Henderson’s long service and the planned tribute.
Community notices list upcoming Wingham Town Band performances and garden displays in June and July at Belmore, including church services and a district fundraiser. The Tailor Club and friends plan a July event to raise funds, with a welding demonstration and a dance to support the Tivk project.
Dungog troop of horse, near the Lord Forster Cup limits, won the Wolley trophy with a 160 feet score. The victory is noted as meritorious due to extremely bad conditions on the final day. Congratulations are extended to Lieut W. T. Abbot and his team.
Fragmentary notices list church services with names like Rev. Pather Matashy and locations including Wingham and Lauriston. Content is garbled, unreadable in places, but indicates Sunday service times and various parishes.
A garbled OCR list presents a roster style batch with numerous misspellings and unclear tokens. Names such as Fetas Irietsina, Donnan, Fried, Obert, P. Curran, Gidea, Deacy, Ridley, Laven appear among broken labels like 12W, MAW, RAW, BW. The text reads like a miscued sports sheet or team lineup lacking coherent structure or verifiable details.
Wingham Cup Team prepares for a key match against Taree Rovers. Local sports brief notes this clash as a potential turning point in the season with both teams aiming for supremacy in the regional cup.
The report details a Wingham Cup race with multiple runners and near finishes. Wingham players including W. Kane and W. Tisdale are noted for wing and sprint efforts as the crowd observes attempts at goals and strong performances from teammates and rivals during a competitive period.
An incoherent fragment discusses Irvine forwards and coach remarks on play. It mentions a superintendent’s decision upcoming and a referee’s influence. The source references F Echneldey and a sealed deal or decision affecting the team’s course.
Winchcombe Caron Ltd report 2000 cattle purred. Bulk median quality good to prime beef prices 34m per 100 pounds. Report notes 2280 purred. Prime ory weaves, large timber of vealere market generally unsed. Bullocks.
The notice lists participants for a Wednesday round at Wingham Golf Club with players including Mrs erkes Mae AlsbolL Bre Walube Atrs Lite rx Bummer Mi Fava Mie Bry Milan Walshe Mim Coxy Mint Belatesd pine Seo Mss Aas Sotais.
Fragmented notes show a bowling club event with matches and scores. Key results include Manso Single defeating Biome 31-14 and Parker beating Bale 8-2. Other names such as Walshe, Everitt, Ramble, Tanton, and Moore appear among players and spectators. The text is garbled but preserves partial results and participant mentions.
The Annual Catholic Ball at Memorial Tony Hall, Wing ham, drew many attendees including Father Mulcahy and Father Planngut. Local performers supplied music while decorations and supper arrangements received praise. volunteers and committee members were thanked for their support.
Krambach stock sale at Krushim Wednesday with Paterson and Easton partners listing cattle prices. Items include steers cows bulls and hoggets, with prices recorded across numerous lots and bidders, reflecting a brisk sale and varied values in pounds and shillings.
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