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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1938
Page
2
Vague notices discuss job availability and training opportunities. Mentions of labor questions, municipal advice, and upcoming actions by police and government suggest an uncertain labor market and possible public guidance to workers.
Readable fragments show players Brown McCormick Pietwood Verity OReilly Welland McCown Wright Pietwood and Chipperfels with figures like 3.98 and 0 31, indicating incomplete score notes from a second test at an event labeled Inter POLAND.
A local row centers on restoring the surname Sidebottom in Manning after a 46 year-old attempt by authorities to replace it with a more common name. Proponents argue historic ties and local identity. opponents warn of erasing heritage and increasing confusion across generations.
Fragmentary report on the Coogee by-election shows mixed local reaction. Voters and officials respond to candidate positioning and late campaign events amid uncertainty about results.
Auction sales advertised by Mowe Tukerwon Hacn But and Co include listing of goods for sale. Notices announce multiple items with vendor names and locations and advertise a Speed Baier Catite Gain event at Gluienser for Tuesday with a duty hour.
Muddled items describe a court ball in Mem onal Town Wall Witgham with an A Amit saboninom and a church in Rand Wall. A related MU Ball at Whirrel Pin on Friday July 16 and a note about Bros J Wo and others.
A village birthday gathering at Vine Hill Kimbriki honored a 90th birthday. Neighbors and friends shared songs and greetings while expressing gratitude for hospitality. The afternoon featured yard games, socializing, and gentle tributes to the guest of honor.
A female immigrant ship to arrive in Australia is reported to have landed in Sydney in June. The Red Rover carried 59 7OGNA women from a religious school in Govh Lewland, aiming to become part of the Mere community, with the group expected to be housed within a few days of landing.
An report indicates a suspect faced charges over tampering with a numbered plate connected to a public record or official process. The case references a tribunal or court proceeding and notes the accused’s alleged involvement in altering identifying numbers.
A concise report outlines improper behavior and the explanation of tenner briety. It notes involved parties, context, and the resulting implications for conduct policies and disciplinary steps.
Fragmentary text shows a case involving stock transactions and a second charge. Mentions of defaults, timing of payments, and a fourteen day window suggest a civil or financial dispute over stock dealings and encargado procedures. Names, dates, and clear entities are obscured in the OCR.
Fragmentary text mentions unattended stock, a 400 percent figure, travel event, and an individual named Moore briefly capitis the creameuairon. Court terms include a fine or imprisonment with Tabor.
Fragmentary OCR items show Hlewbert McCullagh acting for Mime GM and North and Coy soliciting action for seed return. Mentions Ear ly charue and Cosi. References Whigham and a command to see at seven in the morning.
Police report at Wingham in May 1936 describes Reginald Parker suspected of cruelly ill treating a dog owned by Amiere. The dog showed blood at mouth and nose and was found with torn fur and injuries. Parker allegedly admitted throwing a stone at the dog, leading to further questioning by local officers.
An incident near Wingham involves stock trespass on a reserve with authorities citing protection acts. Dated May day events show Mr Murty representing the defendant and Mr Martin directing the case at the local court. The reserve, fenced and established in 1098, faces ongoing legal proceedings as officials investigate grazing and access.
In Wingham Small Debts Court a summons was heard with complainant ScLauphlait and defendant Jon Thomas. Attorneys for both sides argued over withdrawal and possession terms, with Mr Macy and Mr Martin appearing for the parties. The court granted the application for quit and the matter moved toward settlement.
On Saturday January 14 the Moobaburrs Tennis tournament saw Wanaerers beat Wr Wurry 4 games to 10 and Ba Lae defeat Slliahakh iy 3 games to 1 in a pair of matches with players listed in local dialect.
Community event at Cedar Toe featured a dance and varied contests with judges Yarnold and J Unger. Attendees included Mrs Myles, Mr A Mauith as MC, and speakers praising organizers Eadie Committee. Participants competed in walling and Amazon style couples events with prizes and refreshments provided.
A long personal column from Wingham lists family events and local notices including birthdays anniversaries and hospital updates. It mentions Mrs Lobban and others visiting, a nursing examination, and plans for gatherings and travel.
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