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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 24, 1924
Page
3
Wingham news item notes to attend a School of Arts event tomorrow night Wednesday at 7:30. Ad provides piano tuning service by W. Jack Young with address omitted. Mentions free speech rights and a general warning about keeping one’s mouth shut to protect earnings.
Nominations received for three vacancies on the Board of Directors with election at Comboyne Hall on Friday. Detailing Glouseete racing at the prior Saturday includes opening handicap results with Chippily, Cora Moore, and winner’s time 1 51 258, plus Novice Handicap finals and final handicap placements with Corral Moore and Autoplane among the top finishers.
Over 40,000 witnessed Mugland defeat Auatrana by two to one at the Sydney Cricket Ground yesterday. A vile postmatch demonstration saw referee McMahon booed and then assaulted on returning to the Members' Pavilion.
A damaged OCR narrative outlines scenic spots between Port Macquarie and Cape Hawkes including Wallamba and Camden Hoven. It mentions holiday itineraries, camping tips, and references to tourism materials produced by the Tarww nod Wingbare Association. Copies may be obtained at Pitpetrick's News agency.
Saturday match saw West Wingham lead Cedar Party 18 to 7 amid heat and hard play. Key moments included Father Ingham’s early goal and several scoring runs by Fotheringham, McDowell, and Gilroy, with Wingham ultimately prevailing 18 to 7.
A memorial and community update recounts Hoad and Ann, lists players and teams from Mt George, Comboyne, and Wingham, plus meeting notes from the School of Arts and local league selections. It notes governance, payments, and upcoming matches, with local business notices and a beer/tonic ad amid the varied content.
Members discussed uncertain player defections to Cedar Party and awaited word from the ML. George Secretary reported no decision until official word received. Next meeting scheduled for Saturday night, June 28, with motion carried.
Fragmented notice describes an auction by Grimibs and partners in Kalate area with sale of items including Hite Krimbieh and MoKEIWain's Platsalen. Dates, locations, and lot details are obscured by garble but indicate multiple consignments and a special cattia ule.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a location in Wisconsin and a farm with possible dates and addresses, but lacks clear actions or outcomes. It appears to be a damaged notice referring to a bid or inquiry process and a named party, with several garbled terms and uncertain relevance.
Fragmented OCR note indicates a final notice from the D Higham Railway League about a departure and unsettled accounts due by June 1964, with a reference to debt collection and unsettled figures. The readable text centers on leaving the district and pending financial obligations.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a manager named F A Fitzpatrick, likely F Fitzpatrick, addressing timely duties and office duties related to the presqne month. The text mentions promises to obligations and office readiness amid unclear context.
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