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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 08, 1930
Page
1
The Archbishop of Canterbury discusses dangers from secrecy and taboo within church life. He warns that silence enables moral failures and undermines credence, urging openness and disciplined conduct to counter these harms.
The Bmith Cup attracted about twenty players with notable scores as Bernie OConnell posted 9 nett 65 and RM Smith 73 off the clubs. Will Corry to visit for an exhibition at 2 p.m. and a cinema lecture at 7 15 p.m. A funeral for Timothy Edward Boland is noted at Ashfield with a guard of honor by Uraum line Convent pupils and services at St Francis Xavier's Church Ashbury.
Sunday marks Palm Sunday opening Holy Week with services from Monday to Thursday including evensong and a Good Friday litany and three hours. Easter Sunday features Holy Eucharist Choral Eucharist and anthem with a sermon and evening service conducted by Rev. T. Hunter Barral and others.
Obituary recalls Row MacDougal longtime Bank of New South Wales accountant in Manilla. He died suddenly in his 40th year after a storied WWI service from August 1915 enlistment to Armistice. He won a field commission, fought at Pozières Flers Passchendaele and Broodstende Ridge, endured injuries, and returned home a dedicated charity worker and team sportsman. His adjutant praises him as brave, loyal and a true comrade.
W Bignall, a Manila Rifle Club member since 1911, scored the possible in the first stage, leading 26 shooters this week. He tallied 70 with 35 and 33 from the rule, ahead of R F Loseby and N Bowman who each posted 67, as Wednesday’s 16 plus Saturday’s 10 created a strong opening competition at 40 yards.
Mr Theodore said in Parliament that the Bank of England rate had fallen from 6 to ML per cent and he believed Australia would follow, enabling a lower rate in Australia. Mr Yates interjected hoping Australia would not be able to borrow all.
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