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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 13, 1925
Page
5
A planned event titled "Town Walls the now Bride" will be shown with a fine support programme following a presentation in the coming Saturday night. The read shows a ceremonial or artistic tie in with a local context featuring De Lana Feet Tomorrow. The listing notes a mother figure and a communal screening, inviting local attendance.
A notice from Messen Dougtie Wuildell and Co advertises a cattle show in the local yard on March 26. Mr. P Maher of Xrauhead sponsors the event with a broad prize schedule and attractions in the ring.
The programme on Wednesday features Maldon Novice and other races with winners including Royal and The Husilean. Tria and Ayrante placed in the top three as the meeting at the School of on Wednesday, 8th, concluded with several horses racing in a busy card.
A vesting of the committee was held at Mefiwala Motel on Thursday afternoon with President W. A Wallace presiding. Members Nevarr o, W. Gollan, G. C. Yarwill, B. White and E. G. Valvo attended. resignation of Mr. R. Youne from the committee was tendered and accepted with thanks. The president noted Mr. Young’s spirited work for the club, discussed patronage, and considered options for future meetings and nominations. The meeting approved dates in April and outlined expenses and remuneration for officers and caretaking.
Fragmented report from Monkbush Thurday notes a market fire incident at 3,600 cattle yard with casualties and disrupted sales. It mentions naval attendance and competition, plus references to Willow, Gara M1, Sand Bourke and Chelation events with dates and cattle counts amid unclear details.
A fragmented local notice lists job advertising opportunities and community events at Wingham and surrounding areas. It mentions a superintendent position, dates in April, and references to local venues such as Mina Hath and the Memorial Hall.
A confusing note reports a rapid sequence of odd events as a theft probe unfolds. Police investigate the unusual messages and scattered clues across local streets. No injuries reported, suspects remain at large with witnesses sought.
Turner and Skinner announce a sale of dairy herd furniture and household items. The listing mentions cows Durban Brown and other cattle, various furniture pieces including moon suite and bedroom set, and kitchen items like cream can bucket and dishes. Sale terms are cash with delivery unavailable.
Meeting notice announces a gathering of the Sharvt Company at a hall on March 10 at 7 p.m. for dealing with association matters and related business.
A 1925 clearing sale listing includes 80 cows noted as returned in December, breeding stock, ploughs, drills, irrigation plan, poultry, and various farm implements. The event mentions the Wing ham association and parish sale details with payments and prizes described in the readable fragments.
An early advertisement proclaims Autumn Goods in ladies garments coats millinery and woollen items. It promises a grand display in Wingham with new stock including gowns gloves hats and waterproof coats and features various fashion items and bargains to attract shoppers.
Arcadia schedules a romantic feature showing tomorrow night at Crema Pictures. The film promises an enduring love story and memorable moments, aiming to captivate audiences with a refined cinematic experience. The listing emphasizes emotional appeal and quality artistry.
The Taree association reports on annual meeting actions urging the minister for education to establish a high school in the district. Foundations laid, opening ceremonies hosted by Mrs Bruntwell, with about 760 served refreshments. Plans include cooking classes, adult tutorials, and reestablishment of weaving sessions.
A garbled late wire reports a murder case in Mant Maliland with a roadmaster and family, noting a widow and daughter wounded, the mother dead, and a man named Smith linked to the case. Police and court actions are referenced, with mentions of estate agents, tax reforms, and a central police court proceeding.
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