President Reports on Activities of Business Men's Association
The Manilla Business Men's Association annual meeting reports 1951 52 activities. Nine meetings with nine attendees on average, financial membership at 17. The Industrial Committee handled matters efficiently, stressing uniform business hours. Other items include Jubilee celebrations, Jubilee Memorial Park, swimming pool facilities, transport, road and station improvements, and traffic concerns.
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Business Men’s Association
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Manilla Business Mens Association backs council plan on electricity supply
At a recent monthly meeting the Manilla Business Mens Association reaffirmed opposition to forming a County Council to take over Tamworth city electricity reticulation. A conference in Newcastle on April 18 will discuss a majorityElector consent rule and rural subsidy changes. Obituaries noted: A C Veness, J N Kennedy, and A R Macleod of Manilla Express.
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Manilla
A C. Veness
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Assoc
J. N. Kennedy
A. R. Macleod
Manilla Express
SD 3
58 and Alas Proposed New Club Rooms
At the Manilla sub branch RSS and AILA monthly meeting the Building Committee considered building Club Rooms on the League block land in Strafford a short distance from the proposed site. The branch intends to buy the Mechanics Institute if the Mechanics' proposal fails. They decided to have plans prepared and will submit sketches to an architect for proper plans and specifications.
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Manilla
RSS & Aila
Strafford
Mechanics Institute
Manilla Branch of Country Party Reelected Officers
The annual meeting of the Manilla Branch of the Country Party was held at the Mechanics Institute with President B. V. Byrnes presiding. The treasurer R. Veness reported a credit balance of £23 5 0. Officers reelected: President B. V. Byrnes, vice-presidents Mewes HB Dowe and T. R. Price, secretary C. B. Dowe, treasurer R. Veness, delegates B. V. Byrnes T. J. Costelloe and R. Veness.
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Manilla
Mechanics Institute
B. V. Byrnes
Mir. R. ©. Veness
R. V. Ven
BSS
Messrs
B. V
Byrnes T. J
Costelloe
R Veness
Anzac Day Service and March Notice for iManilla Sub Branch
Members of the iManilla Sub Branch of the RSS and AILA are urged to attend Anzac Day events on Friday April 25. AML members assemble at the Fural School corner in Coury Street ready to move off at 10 20 am. Members are asked to wear badges and medals and at 3 pm a luncheon will be held in the Supper Room of the Memorial Hall.
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iMan— Illa
RSS & Aila
AML
Fural School
Coury
Arey
Memorial Hall
Propriety Printing Notice From Manilla NSW
Printed and published by the proprietor George Arthur Greaves of Manilla Street Manilla in the State of New South Wales.
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George Arthur Greaves
Manilla Street
Manilla
State of
New South Wales
Resolutions From Manilla Country Party Conference
At the annual Manilla branch meeting of the Austrasian Country Party resolutions were prepared to be sent to the State Conference in Sydney in May. They back Arthur Fadden as leader, urge disassociation from any government, and push clearer bread price explanations noting bread cost reflects more than wheat.
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Manilla
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Australian Country Party
Australia
A.G. Doring
T. Price
Memories of 2 Murrumbidgee Whaler Highlight Issue
The Australian Journal features Frank Rhoden’s piece Memories of 2 Murrumbidgee Whaler as a standout in the April issue. The sketch blends lore and irony, noting the Murrum-Whaler’s name and a curious band history despite no whales appearing in the tale.
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Frank Rhoden
Migrant workers available for Australian farms
Rural employment officer Mr A H C Cardew of Tamworth announced that experienced migrant farm workers from Holland will be available this year. The young, single men have spent weeks in harvest work in the Murray Valley and gained familiarity with Australian farming. Farmers seeking to employ these workers should contact Cardew, who has been notifying district farmers about the program and its benefits.
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A. H. C.cardew
Tamworth
Murray Valley
Cardew
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