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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1934
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes detail a legal or enforcement notice dated June 26 1994 involving a person named Nak and inspectors. Several garbled phrases reference production, penalties, and council actions, with unclear local context and missing concrete outcomes.
Fragmented text appears to discuss a juvenile issue, references to The Argun and The faded page, and hints at a publication timeline and characters like Marvelisus Molung. The unreadable OCR yields limited clear facts beyond names and vague events.
A garbled report mentions a Presbyterian minister, a jubilee, and a church story. It references attendees awaiting arrival of a figure, with a watcher noting tentative approach and mixed feelings about what follows.
Fragmentary text shows garbled phrases about advertisements and names. Key readable items mention people and organizations in a torn news snippet. Summary preserves only legible entities and conveys that the page contains scattered notices and ad lines without a coherent story.
A garbled OCR summary reports a miscellany of topics including marriage and social topics, references to a Roman Catholic priest, Australasian figures, stage plays in Sydney and Sydney-related theatre events, and scattered notes on public figures and events without coherent narrative.
A long list of local items covers hospital news, obituaries, appointments, and society notices. It notes the death of Botany’s elder, military and civil promotions, hospital treatments, and community events in Albury and surrounding towns with names such as Macquarie, Wingham, and Cootamundra appearing in references to patients and officials.
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning markets, likely a local item with cryptic phrases. The readable parts reference a market day, a tally or score like 143/8, and a phrase about negotiation or tickets. The source is garbled and lacks clear names or places.
The Wingham Boy Scouts appointed and elected a slate of officers and patrons for their committee. Mr EY was noted as a key figure, with Mrs Kollertks and Mrs E as supporting members and others named in the regional leadership.
A garbled notice lists official openings and dances in Winahasa noting a tennis court opening on a Tuesday in June and a tournament in Wingham in August. It mentions a Methodist concert, Raymond Beall’s anticipated appearance, and the Annual Ball at Memorial Town Hall with further local social events around Thursday evenings amid unclear dates.
Mrs Walshe announces the pending marriage of Miss Edie Walshe to Agr W Chambers of Pevstle Mul. Family and friends gather at Wingham for a watering blessing and social presentation, with best wishes for the couple’s future.
G R Cox 66 30 defeated Luanans Trophy Be Hardy 60 44 J Moriens 67 10 68 Turbull beat Culley 3 53 977 Hopman beat Mansel 62 63 1 8
The match featured Bingley with a 31 to 7 victory over Campling, Abbott and Newell also posting wins as the event unfolded with several close counts. Wrisgley and Moore fought tight, while Lansan and Watson faced off in a decisive defeat.
A fragment from Wingham small debts court records references Donaldson, Mr P R, with mentions of warrants and application details. The readable text indicates ongoing civil process and potential continuances or adjournments. No clear outcomes or dates are established in the fragment.
In a Friday June 22 1994 Wingham Police Court session Percy Tenignt Cook faced charges linked to sleepers found on Crown land near Mount George and Connolly's Creek. The magistrate postponed verdict to July while authorities review railway yard and private property boundaries. Driving without license and minor vehicle incidents were also heard with fines imposed.
The fragmentary text references a Traveling Statement, divorce, and court costs tied to a May date. It notes discussions around driving, licenses, and a public road setting with names such as Norman, Richards, and Miller. The garbled OCR mentions Sunday trading licenses and a hawker’s license with a date prior to a court appearance.
Fragmentary OCR details a rural political clash involving Wingham and Hallie with mentions of Lith lug and Medial Wollowime. It hints at a local power struggle or ballot event but text is garbled, limiting clear entities or outcomes. Further readable lines needed for precise summary.
Australia loses a tense Test as Verity leads a brilliant bowling spell backed by tight fielding. Key wickets include Grimmett and Bowes, with low scores across the board. Chipperfield and McCabe resist briefly. ultimately England prevail by innings and runs, sealing the series lead.
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