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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 05, 1932
Page
2
The article surveys speeches by Labor leaders arguing private enterprise fails to absorb unemployment. It cites Russia under Soviet rule as a model and predicts nationalisation of industry, property, and people, with social equality administered by the state. It warns of a loss of religion, ambition, and hope.
Wages paid since 30 June 1951 become subject to the Family Endowment Tax under the 1927 1931 act. Employers in all industries must furnish wages returns for the quarter ended 31 March 1932 at a rate of two percent. Mr and Mrs L J Smithers returned home after a pleasant holiday in Sydney and the South Coast.
The Manilla Business Men's Association convened with many members present. President A R McLeod reported on the year’s activities including the Manilla Show, Wheat Competition support, and Back to Manilla Week. Elections named McLeod as President with Kennedy and Mackenzie as vice-presidents, among various committees and officers. A demonstration on pumpkin roots by Walter Chapman highlighted farming notes and a tobacco crop near Banka on R Park’s property was noted.
The Barraba Golf Club announces an April 10 opening with a full season ahead. New members fill gaps, a Smith Cup stroke handicap kicks off the first week, partner draws weekly, and a detailed schedule lists events through September with dates, cups, and trophies. Members urged to subscribe and report absences by noon on play days.
The season opener showed flashes of good football but was largely one sided. An injury to Blue Adnan occurred as he was brought down hard. The crowd faced late starts, prompting calls for club action and referee enforcement to prevent future delays.
Prior to the 7.30 p.m. general meeting, an old Committee special at 7 p.m. will address a Presidential minute at the Mechanics. In the President Byrnes absence Acting President Hawker presides. Vital Statistics to March 31 at Manilla Court House record 6 marriages 17 births and 4 deaths.
The article lists trophies including exit s Trophy and Royal Cup with conditions on handicaps and qualification dates. It notes the Mackenzie Cop stroke handicap event and the Bogey handicap formats. It describes the choice of nine holes won by Miss Hennessy and mentions opening day ceremonies with Mrs Burrell, tea, and competitions to follow.
Last week Walcha greeted friends at a silver wedding celebration. Tenders for Anzac Ball music and piano work close on Saturday. Mrs H S Green remains ill at Armidale Hospital. Mr Geo Taylor learns of cotton growing success in Queensland. Latios tariff removal challenges financing for the coming crop. Manila Show Society annual meeting next Saturday with committee nominations due. Northern representatives plan to press for wheat silos in the North at a Gunnedah meeting tomorrow. D M Mackenzie cites the Victoria mice plague as argument for government action. Easter Monday social at Wongo Creek Hall supports Church funds. about 200 attendees enjoyed music, decor, supper, and praise for Miss Daphne Kirk and helpers. The church thanks all assistants and reporters for a successful evening.
A meeting of the Board of Directors and representatives from the Roman Catholic Church Church of England and hospital groups discussed social event dates at the Mechanics Institute. Tentative balls were set for May 26 June 16 July 5 and July 27 with potential rescheduling for the Golf Club to avoid close clashes.
A brief clipping notes E. J. Memn AB of Taxation securing a family endowment endorsement. The piece highlights Memn AB as a prominent figure in local fiscal affairs and underscores the ongoing support from community groups.
Tenders invited for freehold purchase of G R Taman's Settlement 1920 10 Tamworth 475 acres adapted for wheat farming with cottage windmill tanks fencing and clearing. Tenders due noon April 19 1992 at Department of Lands Sydney. Deposit 200 balance on terms up to 7 percent. Details from District Surveyor Tamworth J Herliay Under Secretary.
TENDERS are invited to lease for 3 to 5 years or to purchase the Whitehouse property between Tar raba Road and the River about 2 miles from Manilla. It covers about 50 acres freehold with river frontage, fenced and subdivided, house and shed. Suitable for a dealing depot or dairy. Tenders close 15 April 1982. The highest tender may not be accepted.
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