02 May 1933
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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 02, 1933
Page
1
A collage of vague reports and anecdotes from colonial Australia including political jabs at Marketing Boards, a jail escape and recapture, a Havana wedding with long named groom, a missing Walter Scott manuscript at OBA, and local turmoil over rent reductions for tenant farmers in Lismore. A dog and a horse death scene near Maguire’s Crossing are also described in disjointed detail.
Mr P Riddle of Varrahapinnl Mac lay River seeks status as oldest commercial kolorist in NEW. He received Lie district for 9 yen and proclaims to be first to GW pespalum in that centre. Present here, he has few hives or fuses on the property but once held about two hundred. He hails from Aberdeen where he attended Vue University and writes poems and prose for possible future volumes.
In Dubbo a crowd heard Mr Wilson discuss a proposed reform and a May 13 referendum. He joked about naming Ts Xem and noted pubs already closed, while a veteran questioned the move. The scene featured uncertain geography including Wils, LA, and Tibooburraway.
At Kempsey during the holidays the event crowned champions in multiple divisions. J A Murray and R E Fowler won Men’s Doubles, Mrs R Wats and Jack Breckenpridge took Mixed Doubles, C R Watts claimed Special Singles, R Fowler won Mandicap Singles, and C F Watts with Jack Breckenridge were runners up in Men’s Handicap Doubles.
Members of the Wingham Gymnasium Club bid farewell to Mr and Mrs Forster at Scout Hall Wingham. The evening featured dancing games and presentations including a leather overcoat for Mr Forster in appreciation of his eight years as Captain and service to the club.
Five states attended an Interstate Conference in Sydney on a Friday week to discuss measures for boosting the Australian dairy industry. Convened by Queensland Butler Bound and the Queensland Council of Agriculture, the private gathering produced resolutions centring on setting domestic dairy prices by Australian conditions and removing incentives that exploit local markets.
A local gathering discussed securing goals by parliamentary means, forming a sub committee empowered to draft proposals for Commonwealth and State governments. Reports noted many members will attend the Show and plans for a Treasure Hunt and Competition Afternoon were set for next month. Wreath for the memorial was prepared for Anzac Day honors.
The Country Women’s Association monthly meeting was held at the Rest Rooms on Thursday April 20, 1989. Present were Mrs. O G Hl H chair, Mesdames FL Andrews Mowe Hosic L Flemming Campling H Flemming W Summ ar ville Ryan Henderson Betts G Alls C Cooper and Martin secretary. Apologies were received from Mesdames G Andrews Waddell Musgrave Beal OMlett and Summerville. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and some adopted on motion.
At Wingham on Monday June 1 the King's Birthday shoot will be maintained with the Fowler Cup attracting competitors from Glochester and Port Manquayty among others. The prize money totals 80 pounds and includes two stages at the Heyas and a time shoot. Local shooters from Kemprey and Tea are expected to compete in a fine display of marksmanship.
In a closely contested penjennt competition at Newcantle, Taree Club defeated Parbe Oliniowaloe to win the Newcantle Association bowl. The deciding match, scheduled for Sydney on May 4, was moved due to date changes, with contingency plans noting a May 6 finish if needed.
A notice announces that Mr Dr McDonald PBOA Hon Oral PBMC sight tasting specialist of Webster Jack and McDonald Ltd will attend Walton Pharmacy on Wednesday May 10 and Walker’s Pharmacy in Taree on Thursday May 11 for eye care services. The event invites patients to book appointments.
Dairy farmers should invest in concrete troughs to ensure a steady supply of clean water for milking cows. Proper troughs reduce long walks for water and help maintain cow health and milk quality. The Department of Agriculture offers a leaflet illustrating the trough type.
Fragmented text discusses Paterson’s economic plan tied to dairy production and export aims. References to levy, butter exports, and levy effects on dairy farmers. Mentions dates 1886 to 1908, implying policy shifts and public reaction to taxation and export activity.
The article reflects on Canon C F Seymour a long serving church figure who moved through Queensland Victoria and New South Wales postings from 1895 onward. It notes ordination in 1886 and later roles as archdeacon vicar and rector with emphasis on his dedication and impact across communities.
The Wingham Chronicle published by A Rite rote pany Bant Greet Wingham WLW appears in OCR text.
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