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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1935
Page
6
Skating is booming around Wingham with a lively audience at the Pavilion last Tuesday. The program by Mr. Robeen promises novelties and a Caney carnival with events like a tyre set, potato race, needle mace, Monte Carlo, balloon race, and more. No price increase. rink closes at 11 pm with lively frolic and entertainment.
Parish notices list service times across multiple denominations including Church of England and Catholic Church in Wingham,Taree,Nabian,Nabiac and surrounding areas for June and July. It records various ministers Rev P de Lacre Musgrove Father Mulcahy and Rev H J A Emms, with times from early morning to evening at Wingham, Taree, Nabian, Carawank and other locales, plus notes on reorganised Latter Day Saints and Congregational Mission services.
An aged retired officer Mr Charles J. King recalls the chase in Queensland days of few railways and fame. The tale centers on the captured outlaw identified with Starlight and a revolver pursuit, highlighting King’s role in the dramatic arrest and the outlaw’s notorious reputation.
The King and Swain celebrate a long marriage in Queensland Australia, recalling their 1860s journey from Scotland to Rockhampton and featured service in the Mounted Police. Their life includes stories of early stations, adventures, and a large family of Australians raised in the Central Western districts. Mr King, born in Scotland, moved to Queensland around 1860 and later served as a bookkeeper before joining the police. The couple recalls hardship, camaraderie, and the era’s frontier life with humor about lock-up cells and station rooms.
In a tense session on the parliamentary ballot for a deputy leader post the minister of justice Me Macchi and minister Weaver signal plans. Martin is supported as a candidate with Weaver open to backing his claim despite Stevens and Bruxner absences.
A garbled OCR piece presents warnings about dangerous dogs and aggressive behavior in a town. It mentions a dog named May of Ukrewe and references attacks, bites, and the need for vigilance. The text also includes jumbled lines about law, authority figures, and public safety notices without clear, coherent details.
The notice states a rate of 447 per inch and that inserts will not be made on behalf of BF Neorle. It mentions an account at Udly gflce and references a cast accompanying tunes. The fragmented text implies a formal notice related to advertising or representation terms and an appointed agent.
A fragmented OCR style record shows a chaotic table poultry game mention with stray references to market activity and various named terms. The readable parts point to a numbered score or points ledger and odd mentions of teams and places, with unclear dates or figures.
A fragmented obituary notes a pioneer’s death and mentions descendants, names, and places in a garbled OCR passage. The readable elements indicate a family lineage and memorial context with references to relatives and potential dates or locations.
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