13 Mar 1942
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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 13, 1942
Page
1
A long reflective piece discusses Henry Lawson many decades after his death, highlighting his warnings about complacency and national peril. It links his verses to modern Australia, urges fortitude, and cites Lawson’s poems like The Vanguard and The Heart of Australia as guiding rallying calls for defense, industry, and national unity.
Fragmentary OCR shows a dated notice about an eye care appointment or visit at Wales Pharmacy. Patient or patient-friendly details are unclear but mentions an optometrist and scheduling hints.
Pure baking ad for a Wingham bakery listing Baker and Confectioner E Mallyon with Teabella street address. Sells fresh bread wholemeal brown malt cakes and daily bread and cakes with country orders and town delivery. Includes contact telephone 80 for Isabella and surrounding areas.
A garbled extract discusses an old work about New South Wales. It references a Preface about a century of writing, authorship by Chapin, and aims to show the present state of mineral resources and early colonial impressions. The text mentions Moreton Bay, Port Mackquate, and the climate and vegetation contrasts between eastern and northern regions.
The text surveys colonial economic aims in New South Wales, weighing exports of tallow wool hides wine and agriculture against domestic demand. It discusses the author’s travel notes, observations on Aborigines, and marginal remarks on Australian forestry. includes oblique references to local figures and a drift of biographical snippets from Sydney to Taree and Melbourne.
The death occurred in hospital at Newcastle on Sunday night week of Mion tatty steabern init aged 49. A long respected resident of Kempary uiaat wie yearn ko ad. She was born at Mallford Wallasmba River and formerly employed at Tatornal Hotel. Her funeral proceeded from All Haunts Cathalie Church to Kempsey cemetery with Rev McEvoy officiating. The deceased leaves her father T. Meral Albert Smith and others. Robert Richard Graham is noted as a respected local figure in the district.
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