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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 23, 1939
Page
3
Readable catalog of heavily discounted men s wear and household goods with rebuilding prices. Items include tweed lumber jackets wool flannels work shirts boots shoes coats blankets towels linen sheeting and curtains plus assorted bloomers and hosiery all advertised at reduced rebuilding prices and cash terms.
A travelogue by Fat Hackett recounts a honeymoon expedition from Sydney to Central Australia. The journey covers rail and road routes via Murray River towns, Hawker and Renmark, with panoramic desert landscapes, irrigation growth, and a perilous river flood near a storm. The Hawker stop includes a bath and a welcome policeman.
An illegible advertisement touts a two shilling remedy named MRENZO or NEENZO for chest and throat ailments. The text claims curing coughs croup bronchitis and colds by drinking a fortified water mixture, with vague promises of relief and multiple misspelled product names.
A heated exchange unfolds over press freedom and municipal oversight. Alderman Stephen and Deputy Mayor debate censorship, legal bounds, and the aldermen’s duty to publish while defending journalistic rights and public accountability.
The record notes payments totaling 165 wuppilers for May BE and a breakdown of charges for choicest second-class and commercial titers. It reports a 28 percent decrease from the previous month and a 40 percent rise from the same month last year.
William John Laurie applied to transfer the Lavriaton Hotel licence from W. Alecombe. He stated prior possession of the Cooper Inn Hotel and planned to travel to Port Macquarie for the ceremony.
A partial OCR fragment mentions people and a local event but lacks clear names, dates, or places. The readable bits suggest a community notice or civic item without verifiable specifics.
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