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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1941
Page
3
Amazing peak values from Mellick offer goods that cannot be bought at the same prices again. Publicizing limited time savings on items advertised as exceptional deals.
Values of pork product categories and prices are provided for Tuesday in Sydney. Terms describe prime weights, bacon, and porkers with price ranges per 100 pounds or per pound. The text lists various cuts and weights with fluctuating rates across different item types.
The week saw firm demand and prices for fox skins at Sydney with higher grades selling above 22/10 and lower grades around 10-12d. Rabbit skins showed varied values, with dam and undamaged lots strong, and overall fluctuations across different grades, weights, and tail-end lots.
Corakians gathered in the Bulgs for a long awaited reunion among old friends after years apart. Notable attendees included Mr Anthony Gaudron and family from Tuckarimba, the Smiths of Elands, and the Padnathens returning to Cardtict via Oly, sharing gratitude for a memorable gathering at the Bulgs overlooking Fremantle valley.
A 1941 Country Women's Association meeting met in the Rest Room on June. President Mrs W F Summerville presided with participants including Mesdames O Roosters EW Moxey A H Hill Andrews 1 8 Flemming A J Clog GB Plank T Rickurawn Z Malcolm-Smith Ceiper A Beni Mctelland and Miss Lobban. Apologies were read from several members. The group sang the National Anthem, reaffirmed the C W A Motto, confirmed minutes, discussed correspondence, and arranged a 239 p.m. afternoon card for Gree Day efforts in the Rest Room with funds to be charged. Mrs HI donated the prize. The meeting concluded with afternoon tea.
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A Saturday competition aided by the Wingham Red Cross Society drew a large crowd. Notable scores included Patrik 69-19, Gollan 70-17, Noble 67-13, Bakewell 7a, McPhenion 99-38, and Caulcron 519. Various pairings featured M. McLean with D. Creighton and A. Comment with Mise Gollan among others.
John Edwards of Gloucester died unexpectedly at an old age. Born near Changos in 1900, he worked as a teamster delivering cedar and later farmed at Bariton and Allview Bucketts. Survived by wife Mat Phorete Jordan and many children and grandchildren, his passing ends a long life as an early pioneer of the Gloucester area.
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