Easter Offer on Fancy Worsteds and Serges in Stripes
Fancy worsteds in blues fawns greys and browns with latest stripes and plain designs plus Navy Serges and greys. Special Easter offer, made to your own order.
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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 02, 1935
Page
3
Fancy worsteds in blues fawns greys and browns with latest stripes and plain designs plus Navy Serges and greys. Special Easter offer, made to your own order.
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On Friday the fifth class won the arithmetic contest with Madge Bennett Scot Annie Dengate and Barbara Wilson among top scorers. In third class Mildred Perrin Douglas Turner and Marjorie Rabbett led spelling. the fortnights picture prize went to third class. The overall attendance showed a 9 11 percentage.
WEXT plans a May 7 visit in Manilla from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Court House Hotel. The firm has visited the town for over thirty years and is represented by Mr. P. A. Newal of FILO.
Australian writer William Hatfield introduces a new serial Black Waterlily in the journal, leaving earlier works behind. The issue features complete stories by Vance Palmer Mercia Hutchinson J B Warren Rex Grayson and others with fashion cookery and craft sections. A farewell event marks Rev A Morris Yates and Mrs Yates leaving Armidale for Hurstville.
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