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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1933
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text shows a listing for unbleached sheeting and heavy twill fabrics with possible brand or item notes. Lacks clear dates or seller names. highlights material types and unspecified quantities. Readers should await readable copy for concrete pricing and availability.
Odd fragment speaks of striped flamelettes and a pajama scene. Mentions Samah Prine Tid and a smash price of 8 dollars. Imagery centers on clothing items and a vintage display in an old shop.
DO NOT MISS THESE Ladies Sill Have in latest shades wearers usual 1/9 Smash Price 1 per pair Hot Water Bags full size and bert makes usually 2/11 Smash Price 2 MONDAY THURSDAY next AT 11 am SHARP REMNANTS REMNANTS BE CLEARED AT HALF USUAL PRICES
Old time shop advertises woollen goods including grey marl socks fringe scarves with low prices. Men’s wool flannel garments in grey, coats, vests and hats offered with speculative markdowns. Heavy work trousers and shirts listed with strike prices and a Nap King label.
From the damaged OCR a list of women and men’s wear appears with prices in shillings. Items include wool coats, winceyette dresses, plain winceyette fabrics, shaded headwear, and non run stock. Sizes vary and prices span low to moderate amounts, indicating a mid range retail catalog.
A clipped sale notice lists cheap items including writing pads, towels, flannel sheets, lace clothing, and wool wares. Prices range from two pence to a few shillings, indicating a bulk bargain event with varied goods and sizes.
An excerpt follows Gerald Mackay and his companion as they reach a quiet homeward stage. A vision of youth and affection lingers while old alliances stir, and the two walk a garden path toward a shared future amid fading shadows and returning kin.
Mallyon Baker, on Mabella Street in Wingham, runs a confectionery business. A fragment mentions bread rows and Whit eas Sas with unclear context.
Eriksson Bros, a Wingham firm of sawmills, faces shortages as orders flood in. The company warns there is no order too big or small to handle, inviting builders and taber hosts to send in work.
The passage presents faded, dream like dialogue and interruptions as characters Gerald Kathleen Barvotold and others speak in fragmented phrases. A mood of anxiety and tentative affection rises through murmured lines and silences amidst a garden chair setting.
Aston Gale, charged with embezzling money and obtaining pay while deployed, faced remand and was set for further hearing. Theft of coal cases in court involved Hemert Heros Leeily Currie and Campbell, all pleading guilty to minor offenses with previous railway property violations and vagrancy findings. Trial details described suspects found near railway yards, sleeping in carriages, and seeking work or rations with limited success, leading to adjourned sentences and warnings.
A lively annual ball at Belmore Hall raised funds for the MILD Hospital with about 160 guests attending. Mrs G A Ruprecht chaired and Mrs Ri Crittenden assisted, as decorations featured simple but tasteful palm accents. Auxiliary workers and committee members coordinated supper, entry, and music by Cheavers' Orchestra, while hospital leadership oversaw ticketing and door duties.
A historical ad-like snippet promotes self made cough and cold remedies using WEENZO and AMBENZO. It claims low cost with two abitlinge per bottle and equal quantities when added to water, touting superior quality. It asserts over one million Austra Wan users and urges readers to order now.
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