Hasneborh Fat Stock Sale Report
Fat stock sale at Hasneborh features prime beef on offer with other cuts described as irregular and cheaper. Buyers are urged to inspect cattle and assess value as price variations appear across lots.
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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 21, 1927
Page
3
Fat stock sale at Hasneborh features prime beef on offer with other cuts described as irregular and cheaper. Buyers are urged to inspect cattle and assess value as price variations appear across lots.
The squad to play at Winkham C includes Mro, Batis, Mike Lobban, Mounre, Brewer, Baston, R Abbott and J Abbott. The Tuesday lineups list these players for a Saturday match against Wingmaa with Mr. Abbott noted among the entries.
Obituary notices from Forster and Winghm areas. William Froude aged about 70s died at Tarde on Monday morning with a funeral planned at Dawoon Cemetery. The Forster correspondent notes his residence, activities, and popularity in the Cape Hawke watershed. The second death concerns Mrs Maria Murray of William Street Wingham aged 77, with heart trouble cited. Funeral set for Wednesday at 1 30 p.m. with interment at Wingham Cemetery.
A letter from local leaders indicates a forthcoming visit to the Bulga Plateau area to assess unottled blocks and consider the request from Hyndson. Jenkins of Hyndson urges action and states a visit will occur before any final decision.
Church notices list multiple denominations with times and locations. Catholic and Protestant services noted at Wingham, Kewaall, Lourtaton, and surrounding areas, including masses, prayer meetings, and parish events. Names of clergy and local organizers appear alongside service times.
A fragmented report notes a Melbourne stage presentation titled White Cargo at The Boomeraog Theatre Taree on May with production claims of great success. The article praises the dramatic appeal and invites audiences to attend the show, describing it as an enthralling performance.
National association announces a national electoral conference to be held at 11 am on Wednesday July 8. The event is open to branches and newly formed memberships with delegates from all regions expected. The conference will address electoral procedures and representation across all divisions.
Fragmented OCR describes a chaotic scene involving journalists and police, with threats and shouting about contracts, payments, and media power. Mentions Winghaw, Winghim, Ne Nab, Wirighnor, and Julius Casnar in a charged public dispute over reporting and compensation.
Fragmentary copy notes political party actions and a dance event linked to Cedar Party and Hanuy’s Purtdook. Mentions of Bollcitors of Tuten and noncommercial hub concern unclear details about plans or dates.
An equal notice from the Secretary Office Boho of Aru Wingham calls for a submission by noon. The advertisement lists Dr Stewart as secretary and notes the lowest accepted bid as the criterion.
The Upper Manning Lagan Competition concluded on Saturday with final standings led by Combayne at 1st, followed by Krambach and Tinonee. Participants included Irvine, Hammond, Meyers, Stame, Bohmitter, McKensie, and others as teams posted points in the round. The next round begins soon at a venue near Balauat, featuring the Winghais and Cedar Party in contention.
A cryptic notice records the death of Murray at patience with Will Prato referenced near the ray and a number 77 appearing. The fragment hints at a local obituary or death notice but lacks full context or clear connections to dates or locations.
Fragmented obituary note for Mrs Mai Murray followed by garbled sale ads and prices. Reads like a funeral schedule for Wingham with scattered notices about real estate and items for sale. Contains incomplete names, places, and contact hints amid the jumbled early OCR.
Newessay Wounell convened a meeting on decentralization to boost primary products from northern districts through Newcastle and Port Nelson. Advocates urged constructing a port and transport links to export wool and grain, saving freight and boosting regional economy. Estimates cited over 35 million pounds annual value and 90,000 bales of wool.
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