07 Mar 1933
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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 07, 1933
Page
1
Central Rivers District Council motions on butter prices and factory practices draw from local dairy actions. Debate centers on reducing wholesale butter costs, coordinating with retailers, and supporting dairy farmers and junior producers while considering brand standards and inspector roles.
The Local Land Board met in Tarey on Wednesday March 1 at 9:30 am to review land appraisals and improvement conditions. Chairman Bitting led in open court as multiple cases were considered including suspensions of improvements and withdrawals.
Several men were arraigned in Taree Police Court on charges of breaches of betting law. Remand until March 6 was granted for most defendants. William Bidney Rows, a billiard room proprietor, faced charges over a room on Victoria Street used for wagering under a special warrant. Bail set at £30 with one surety of £80. Joseph Flwen Rowe, a board marker, charged with using the room for illicit activity. Additional men named faced similar charges for using the room to bet. The court adjourned for remand. bail granted for all defendants in £30 with one surety of £20. The hearing proceeded with police in attendance and the district in vow for an eight-week period.
The readable portions show garbled words and possible product mentions. No clear event, date, or proper names to anchor a newspaper card. Unable to determine concrete entities or actions from the fragment.
Readable fragments show Wingham Town Band committee meeting held on March 2 1933. Officers listed include President Treasurer Secretary Bandmaster and committee members. Financial statements touched on expenditures donations and anticipated funds with remarks on programme planning and engagement of band leadership.
This brief notice identifies C E Mallyon as a confectioner located on Abella Street in Wingham. The fragmentary text also mentions Brown and Wheat and Broad & Specialty in a nonspecific context.
P N DARR akee Pastrrcook and Confectioner Isabella Street Winghou Bread Fresh and Wholesome Daily Kindly give us a call and we will endeavor to please
A terse local item notes Shella freed, Winghass Opp Sverel Gsbent connected to a cordial manufacturer case in PLN and dark listings in Wingham. Authorities provided minimal details, with names and places appearing in brief fragments.
A report from Taree details a committee meeting of the Taree Listeners League discussing a significant amount of nuisance money, distribution by the secretary, and shipping by a committee. The narrative covers complaints of interference at the railway station and efforts to educate owners of radio equipment about interference remedies, including a deputation to the Chief Commissioner for Railway at Taree. The piece notes sympathetic reception from involved parties and ongoing inquiries led by league members.
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