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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 08, 1925
Page
3
Dungog harness event notes racing on Saturday with entries and handicaps listed. Key runners include V. Gilloniy forwards and several heedlined horses such as Adequate and May Moore among others. Taree Racecourse and surrounding fixtures are referenced with heats, novelties, and prize details.
The obituary notes the death at Cinilotowe of Mrs J Goaititl widow of Robert Constante. It also reports the death of John R Murer at Bandy Cruel Wallarobba after a long illness. Survivors include children Charles and Anthony Walls and a sister Mrs Chis Kellner. John Maurer born in Polersot and long resident near Weilerchia, died after years of work in farming and related pursuits.
A fragmented local item notes arrivals and events in Wingham and Manning District. It mentions the steamer Coolebur from North Comet docking at Mouth Mead, a forthcoming annual meeting at Winkham Park on September 18, 1958, and a social gathering at Wingham Park featuring the Gurinth Tulnee. It references local participation by Sydney Biehl Male AFL Union Bekiets, Magutes as manager, and Shop on Martin Place.
A fragmentary church schedule lists services and events for September including Latin Rite Mass times, feast days, and parish notices. The text references Father Mulanty, worship at Candle fawn, and several dates such as September 11 and 17, with miscellaneous references to church groups and regional churches in Australia.
A fragmented report from a fat stock sale notes remaining heavy bullocks averaging around 19 pounds with moderate onlookers. Details are obscured by OCR errors, but references to hogs, bulls, and sows imply mixed livestock pricing and turnout at the event.
Fragmented wires describe a lively Wan Tagal gathering with confusion over political purpose. An official report notes a fatality in a township accident and mentions extended plans for Martin Place to Macquarie Street redevelopment and policy deliberations.
In the Davie Cup final the Australians defeated their foes with an 86 to something score as Hawkes and opponents clashed in a tense match. The Australian side led by veteran players dominated early, building a sizeable lead before the rivals staged a late push. The match featured notable exchanges between key competitors and a display of skill from both teams.
A garbled OCR entry outlines ration herd figures and dates on Diath Avenue. It mentions Mulllocks and Murray in connection with ration speed and quality notes. Specific numbers are unclear but refer to a 20 elevation and 10 good quality owners.
A cluttered ad page highlights numerous shoe bargains and clothing items. It references low prices, fabrics, and various name brands, with scattered notes about discounts and promotions across multiple product lines. The readable portions suggest a general retail sale theme with occasional brand mentions and price cues.
The auctioneers report from Fuatraliey Mercantile, Land and Finance Co. Sydney covers prices and quality across beef, pork, and sheep, noting prime and heavy lots with varying bids. It records values from 87 to high figures, mentions coalitions in trade, and cites week by week price movement, including September 1928 data and references to local buyers and dealers in markets along Dacon and Guanes Street.
Fragmented OCR shows a historical market report with prices for pork bacon calf and beef across various grades and lots. Mentions quantities, dates, and regions with fluctuating values and limited clarity.
Fragmentary report describes weighing at a metal trade post and market activity. It notes attendance and pricing for prime and wholesale lots with limited readable figures, including weights and per hundred prices.
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