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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
1
A fragmented note from an unknown author hints at a railway project and favorable outcomes amid unclear references to individuals and institutions. The readable portions mention Woodhonee and ABC Bank with a sense of local discussion and potential endorsement.
A fragmented editorial advocates joining Friendly Societies to build character and aid the weak. It praises cooperation, health, and self help, arguing such groups transcend denominational aims and offer social reform through mutual aid. The piece extols charity, temperance, and moral improvement as core benefits.
An old notice promotes fire and accident insurance protection for property under a Mercantile Insurance Company policy. It mentions premiums and coverage under a Workmen's Compensation Act including accidental death, permanent disability, and temporary or partial disablement. Names TENRY TURNER and meal Aquat appear as the source.
A fragmented survey style list details numerous trig stations and elevations across mountain parishes and counties including Mt. Sexview Hastings Hines Gloucester Hawes Macquaria and Comboyne with heights ranging from 65 to 8 000 feet and margins noting potential further information being published.
Survey notes list mountain heights and locations across New South Wales including Ward's Creek Nawendoe region Yarrowitch Doyle's Station Milanboroeg Aver Kind a Kinda and Comboyne areas. Measurements range from 1500 to 4150 feet with several camping grounds and ranges noted along with names such as Johnston's Pook Little Dingo and Donkis's Peak.
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