28 Nov 1933
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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 28, 1933
Page
1
Two elderly men are remembered in a brief notice noting their quiet dignity and a shared final act. The piece hints at mutual support and farewell, emphasizing respect for their lives. No specific names or dates are given.
In Wingham, two aged men who met daily for years at a Sydney hotel bar end their routine as a rain soaked farewell. A silent partner to the other, one man’s throat is cut the night before, the barman reveals, and the duo depart together toward an unknown afterlife, a quiet end to a routine born of companionship and routine.
Correspondence praises acts of charity observed in life and cites the Sermon on the Mount. A visitor notes Wingham lacks a public memorial for benefactors and suggests a modest tribute or fountain could serve as a lasting memento honoring local kindness.
Fragmentary NAW instruction quotes discuss a pronunciation test and a tutorial guide. The text references an educated person and notes on accent and words such as abdomen and AEMEHER. It conveys classroom hearing and transcription aspects without a clear incident or outcome.
A fragmentary OCR stream presents a jumble of near nonsense terms and misspellings including canines, medicines, data related words, and random adjectives. No coherent event or names are discernible for a proper summary.
Fragmentary notice touts a first class printing plant in Wingham for producing all classes of printing. Mentions cost savings from buying locally at the Chronicle and a visiting printer from Sydney. Lists items offered such as visiting cards envelopes posters menus wedding invitations and business cards.
A lengthy testimony recounts a dispute over an open gate at Bolhors property. The complainant accuses the defendant of leaving the gate unlatched, allowing cattle to roam, and threatening violence. Witnesses describe confrontations near a dump and yard, with claims of past impounding and threats. The case involves multiple named locals and ends with a note of licensing action unrelated to the dispute.
Fragmentary OCR notes claim Aude Hien wa uated to am Ceres of Wayne, unclear legal action. The readable text hints at a hawker license matter but provides no verifiable names, dates, or places beyond vague references.
Maitland Store cattle sale featured a mixed lot of beef cattle, with high quality bred bullocks and several shipped consignments. Buyers paid up to 220 pounds for prize bullocks and 150 pounds for Heifers, with multiple lots described as strong forward drafts and leading prices cited from the event.
Employers must deduct Wages Tax under the Special Income and Wages Tax Act of 1888. The schedule outlines tax amounts, filing requirements, and penalties, with employers to keep records of all deductions, payrolls, and remittance to authorities. The text provides examples, tax collection points, and administrative duties for employers across branches and regions.
Arles Baty Prisad Te Frre in Got Sand Blorekeepers is reported with partial readable details. The fragment mentions local figures and a possible event description but lacks clear names or dates to verify full context.
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