Fishing Debate Over Net and Jacob Line Fishing in Manilla Area
Capt. F A Chaffey met Guatieilah and Manilla fishermen to push net fishing prohibition. Walgett to Manilla and Peel to Tamworth reports say professional fishers overfish, selling catch in hotels while locals go hungry. A R McLeod urged closing Namai from Walgett to source to net and Jacob line fishing to allow breeding. Manilla river areas urged closure to all fishing except one line. Chaffey cited legal limits, noting licensed fishers have status. bill drafting to amend Fisheries Act considered. if needed, stop one route to replenish river.
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Manilla
F. A. Chaffey
Guatieilah
Walgett
Peel
Tamworth
Alt
W. G. Baker
Gunnedah
Jacob
Shermen
A. R. McLeod
Chaffey
Beelton Weed Threat Chokes Wheat Regions Warns Council
Mandowa Shire Council discussed skeleton weed danger after Buena Vista Agricultural Bureau warned of its spread from the south. Dr Park and others urged government action to prevent infestation, noting deep seed beds and limited destruction methods. Council decided to petition the Agriculture Minister for a rapid, thorough investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandowa
Coun
Buena Vista Agricultural Bureau
GS. R. Parkaid
Th 1 Bureau
Baffet
Heywood
Southern
N. W
Akeleton
M. Park
BE. C. T. Bowman
Parkes
Wagga
Gr. (. B. Bowman
Gr S. R. Park
F_ ant SX Association
The
Agricultural Bureau
Shire
Golf Note: Chapman and Mackenzie tie for first with 66 net
The first competition of the year saw Reg Chapman and D M Mackenzie tie for first with a net 66, each posting 74 and 82 off the stick and both lucky to miss better scores on several holes. Anthoney followed with 63 as scores and revised handicaps, including Chapman at 7/8 and Mackensie at 14/11, were posted for upcoming events.
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Reg Chapman
D. M. Mackenzie
Chapman
Meckensie
Anthoney
Cadden
L. Ridgewell
W. Gannon
L. Blanch
B. O'Connell
Beaty
H. &. Roberts
J. N. Kennedy
Ball
Smith
Royal
Sama
D. Me Mackensie
Business Men's Assh Review Highlights Local Progress
The association reports a creditable year with improved fish ladder installation, reduced river pests via anglers cooperation, and new police phone at the lock-up residence. Other items include road and street works, cemetery planning discussions, silo commissioning, and holiday regulation success. President J N Kennedy and secretary D H Kennedy led meetings, with extended leave granted for abroad travel.
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Sycir
Anglers’ Association
Manilla
P.m.g's
Teague
R.8.d
Couneil
Upper Manilla Merina Ewe Competition in 30 mile radius
The Upper Manilla Agricultural Bureau announces a Merina Ewe competition for sheep bred within 30 miles of Upper Manilla Public Behoo. Entries close May 1 with fees 2 shillings for members and 4 for non members. First prize donated by M C Mackenzie and Sons. An excursion train to Sydney leaves April 10.
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Upper
Manilla
BB. Hooper
Messrs
M. C
Mackenzie and Sons
Maesars
Lillis ‘Treloar
Barraba
Visitors at Bingara Show Name Local Officials
Visitors at Bingara Show on Wednesday included V J Byrnes and Allan McDonald of the Manilla Show Committee. Mrs Wilson mother of Mrs J A Rochfort aged 77 fractured hip and shoulder in a fall at Grafton, now in Graf ton Hospital in serious condition. J Colla appointed postmaster at South Grafton, takes up duty next week. Eileen Gooley of Grafton visiting sister Mrs Frank Jones Manilla station master returning to Manilla. Jones retiring for ill health to Mittagong. Grimaon of Werris Creek acting station master until permanent appointee. Mr and Mrs Allnutt to holiday in Sydney then Guilburm and Canberra. Alwyn Grantham from Glen Lants impressed by Manilla Show exhibits and ring events. A Jr Shrives in Bank of NSW Grafton to Manilla acting manager. B J Grantham Blayney town clerk to Mittagong. Noel Simpson relieving chemist at Newcombe’s Quirindi. GPS M V Howe transferred to Loddmore after Easter, J H Vidler of Sydney to succeed.
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Bingara
V. J. Byrnes
Allan McDonald
Manilla
Wilson
J. A. Rochfort
Grafton
J. Colla
Postminster
South Grafton
Eileen Gooley
Frank
B. J) Jones
Mittagong
Grimaon
Werris Creek
Alwyn Grantham
New England
Glen Lants
Grantham
A. Jr. Shrives
Bank of New South Wales
B. J
Bob) Grantham
Blayney
Pss
Noel Simpson
Newcombe
Quirindi
GPS
M. V. Howe
Lddmore
J. H. Vidler
Bydney
Tamworth
Annual C W A Ball with Supper and Dance
The Hawes district hosts the C W A annual ball featuring a novelty dance and Mystic Halt er a in id of District Wik. Singleton's Orchestra provides music for the event. Tickets sold by Hayne, Hoy, Seo. Supper arranged by Dr AS Waterhouse with Hon. Sec. on Wednesday April 17.
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Hayne
Hoy
Seo
Singleton
AS. Waterhouse
Manilla Exhibitors Shine at Tamworth Show
Manilla exhibitors excelled at the Tamworth show with top prizes across cattle and horses. Champion Shorthorn bull Ridd Bros won the bull title bred at Durham Court Manilla, while Braemar Actress U by Royal Actor topped the heifer calf under one year. Gay Boy won the bull championship for John Coote of North Cuerindi with other wins by Devon stock and prize ribbons in poultry and sheep sections. The governor Sir Alexander Hore-Belmont opened the event with officials from Manilla Shown.
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Manilla
Temiworth
Durhams
Ridd Bros
Joan Prince Otto
Durham Court
Park’y Braemar
Mooki
Park
Derrimatt
B. Park
New England
John Coote
North Cuerindi
Gay Boy
Havilah
Mudgee
Bill
Horae
D. M. Waxterman
J. A. Geddes
Secant Pei
A. B. Goota
J. Lady
W. Witcom
E- Mitchell
Miss Mary Hiscox Crowned at Hall Greek Stall Event
Aeneve and stall supporters of Miss Mary Hiscox the Queen candidate for the Hall's Greek stall at the Catholic Church Bazaar entertained her recently Rev Father Collender on behalf of supporters presented an engraved gold wristlet watch and congratulated her on her work and interest Mrs Davey Berry stall president gave Miss Hiscox a box of chocolates Veness hosted her home for the afternoon A dainty tea was served and competitions held resulting in a happy afternoon.
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Aeneve
Guling
Mary Hiscox
Hiscox
Father Collender
Miss Hiscox
Church Stors
Davey Berry
Minn Hiscox
Tamworth Crusader Proposes Match With 10 Stone Team
Football club aims to revive 10 stone weight limit play in Manilla. Players should submit names to the secretary, pay subscriptions, and start training immediately. Organizers seek to regain past enthusiasm and standard of the 1980s 10 stoners.
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Tamworth Crusader
Manilla
Junior Farmers Special Judging at the Show
Junior Farmers held special judging with 28 entries in the section Judging for dairy type, won by Rosa Smith with J T Bignall second. Dairy judging drew 21 entries, Bob Cooke won with Norman Martin second, Rex Reid and Larry Bills tied for first in vegetables. Cricket finals see Grady's XI facing Banks and Public Service in the Recreation ground.
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Rosa Smith
J. T. Bignall
Bob Cooke
Norman Martin
Rex Reid
Larry
Billsbrough
Public Service
Grady 'S
Recreation
Grady
Church Services Schedule Across Manilla and Surrounds
The schedule lists church services at multiple towns including Manilla Barraba Somerton and Now Mexico. Services occur at 7 30 pm 9 am and 11 am with multiple ministers including Rev Q Moore Rev C Moors Rev SM Mitthell and Rev Heywood. Inter Town phrasing notes times and locations for Hol sinion Woney Creek and upper Manilla parish coverage.
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Manilla
Tt Moore
Upper
Amy Ete G Moore
Mexico
Moore
Wonge Creek
Heywood
Barraba
Moors
Presbyterian
Manila
Pam
Somerton
SM. Mitthell
Agricultural Society meeting on fodder competition set
The Manila Agricultural Society Committee will hold a meeting at the Mechanic's Institute on Saturday April 13 to discuss the fodder conservation competition and how to secure entrants. Entries close April 23 with the secretary.
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Manila Agricultural Sovi
Mechanic's Institute
Government notice closes boundary road west of portion 56
Proposed action in the Government Gazette of April 5 1935 seeks closing of a boundary road west of portion 56 extending northerly about 70 chains from the south western corner of the portion in parish Name county Darling Land District N Am worth Shire Liverpool Plains Objections must be judged with the Minister for Lands within due month from the date of publication of the gazette. Also mentions availability of a medicine from chemists in the Stephend Pharmacy.
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Boundary Road
Darling
Amworth
Liverpool Plains
Gands
Notice to Motorists Vulcanizer for tube repairs and blowouts
Notice to motorists that an up to date vulcanizer can perform all classes of motor tube repairs Pandtures blowouts or torn out valves replaced. Same day service. Workmanship guaranteed. Charges moderate. HALL.
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D, Hall
Municipal Council Inspector's Report on local inspections
The inspector reports house to house inspections show generally satisfactory sanitary conditions. Building applications from Mrs B Cy and Mrs A Hall Thea llene approve. emergency relief work includes road foaming, cleaning water table, trimming trees, and weed cutting. Tenders invited for timber supply. one timber bid accepted. Extension sought for audit and revenue review shows arrears and rates collected. Council authorises dates and approves tender for fencing timber.
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B. Cy
A. Hall
Strafford Street
Kennedy Ard Monash
Arthur Street
Marital
Court Streets
Ak Council
Micnilla
Veness
Reyneview
Hue
T.W. Trndin Fund
Wal
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Murray
Droddart & Hayward Ltd
Popular ‘Corner
Kennedy & Son
AL Borg Enos
Lors
Sau Pimn
Hsutueddy
Simpson
Simpsons Pharmacy
Kelly, Co
Stephen's Pharmacy UL A. Stephendy
Manilla Street
Enoll
Royal Hotel
Q. A. Tohnston
Secon
Royal, Hotel
D. A Johnston
Eriebane’ St
Wianilla
Nwarioe
Beeleton
Annual Report
Bhoggubri
D. H. Kennedy
Sydney
New South Walea
Wanzo Orvek C.W.A
C.W.A
Mey
Anzac
Thurch Services
Pati
Navin
Milliwinds
M. Holsinion
Woney
Creek Yong
Anspires
Presbyterian Women’s Guild
Manilla Hockey Club
Tas Po
Hudson’s Nursery
Dengate
Council
B. Morris
Weir
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