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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 24, 1927
Page
5
The notice details cattle lots offered in a Fat Stock Sale at the local yard. Prime medium quality beef cattle and bullocks are listed with sample figures, noting weights and prices in a terse auction-style record.
A farmer delivered 18 mom plat to the Wingham Bacon Factory on Tuesday. The herd included pure-bred Poland China stock and a cross sow Uy. Weights reported: 124 and 88 pounds for two leading animals. The ten pigs averaged about 10K Iba., considered good for the age.
Wingham Friday June 24 1921 before Mr T F Potit Pat David Laing v Mrs W I Wells. Court heard evidence about a dispute over money and accounts. The defense claimed payments and the plaintiff’s husband’s money were involved. Case details describe alleged balance, secret accounts, and handwritten notes. The hearing referenced daily life matters and local shop interactions leading to a verdict or next steps.
OCR fragment presents a chaotic mix of clothing and millinery listings, hardware and hardware related items, local businesses, and event notes. It references Chapman and Cay, Laing's, Worthing, and Wintford among others, with various product mentions and a sale request, alongside scattered civic items and a theater notice.
The Wingham National Association chapter calls a public meeting at Wingham School on Tuesday June 24, 4037 at 7:00 PM to decide which candidate to support. A council telegraph by Biv. A. Cameron urges full attendance and a strong turnout for the important gathering at the Memorial Town Hall on Wednesday July 6.
A garbled notice from Wingberg Chronicle issues overdue accounts and warnings for readers to settle debts by a forthcoming due date. It mentions quarterly balances, print tax accounts, and reminders to respond to payment demands.
A short item notes a special formula leading to a different 1818 variation with a price listed as 1 sixteenth or similar unit. The fragment mentions Poet Od Extra as a byline or related name in a tiny context. The readable line offers minimal concrete facts beyond the pricing cue and the unusual phrase.
The notice outlines a forthcoming event at Wingham School of Arts with plans for a ball at AUK on a Thursday near the 38th lunar month. Names appear as organizers or sponsors including Meng, Winghan, and ULLAN with unclear references to attendees and venue decor.
A local notice lists a grand plain and fancy dress ball on Thursday July 14 featuring organizers Munio Wy and Meinks Orebonta with plans for entertainment and judging. Funds or tickets are described, with decorative themes and a late event reprise by Gemte Bn dautlew.
An advertisement from Keith, photographer in Wingham, announcing same day developing and portrait services. It lists locations including Wingstam Hotel and Moyall Hotel, dates from June 24 to July 28 and mentions clients from Taree and Chatham, with testimonials about pain relief and health improvements from Dr Halman.
The record summarizes a muddled listing of shows and consignments across Maitland Gosford and Yaldan Gambayns with references to royal show events, freightline details, and varied guinea counts. It reads as fragmented trade notes rather than a cohesive story.
Messy OCR text outlines a public auction of Lot 1a with parcels 15 and 49 near Main North Court House opposite School of Arts. It mentions the auction by Keumbeohy on date not clearly stated and references bidders and location details. Names appear garbled. core action is auction of real estate parcels.
The Wauchope Loyal Lodge of the MCLLO.O.F. meeting on July 70 nominated Brother Monea as a candidate for Deputy Grand Master. The session, held at 10, followed formal procedures and pledged support for the nominee.
The report mentions Mr and Mrs McKall traveling overland to Naples with a July joining of the Ontertay om in Sydney. It notes the De Valere Party in Ireland taking an oath of allegiance but being refused. It also covers miners aged under 19 and a man named Graham, a Master Tanners tax discussion, a Melbourne accident injuring Richard McKense, and ALP conference deliberations amid opposition to wholesale immigration.
The article lists Wirghim B team and Way Klabrikt tomorrow, with players including J. Herkes and A. Fotheringham, plus Mrs. BOM Manion and Man Lan, entering second grade trials against Mon rook. It notes a single Bal saynt match with Keewayien defeating Kimbriki 6 0 and 8 9, and outlines July 2 and July 4 fixtures for First and Second Grade with Wingham, Kimbrikt, and others.
A June wedding at Bobin celebrated Elizabeth Moore and Alexander Campbell with Rev P de Laure Musgrove officiating. The bride wore a white Georgette gown over satin with orange blossom pearls and a wreath of flowers. The bridesmaid, Mary Campbell, wore a champagne gown as the couple’s guests attended a lavish reception at the Moore home.
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