Manilla Business Mens Association Holds Annual Meeting
The Manilla Business Mens Association reports a good turnout at the April 3 gathering. President J N Kennedy notes steady interest, outlines efforts on wheat pool payments, public facility improvements, thornproof tyres, soil erosion, a wireless station, railway and park matters, and a sawmill licence. The group praises branch representatives and Secretary W L Bingham, urging broader membership and community cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manilla
C.P
Salor
Public Services
W. L. Bingham
Trespass warning at Clon tarf barring wood removal
Notice warns any trespasser or wood remover at Clon tarf after this date will be prosecuted without regard to persons. All previous permissions are cancelled. Signed L Bignall and Miss Donnelly.
Reward offered for trespass on Crow Mountain Road Brooklyn
Substantial reward offered for information leading to conviction of persons removing wood interfering with gates or fences rabbiting or trespassing on property beyond cemetery on Crow Mountain Road known as Brooklyn Signed A M McDonald In The Garden bulbs that flower in spring should be planted as soon as possible varieties include daffodils hyacinths sporaxis irises ranunculi tulips babianas and more should be planted without delay
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Crow Mountain Rd
Brooklyn
A. M. McDonald
Empire Association Adopts Report and Elects Officers
The President said the Association has 26 financial members while C F Hayward praised the report for uniting the business community and voicing public needs. Election of Officers: President J N Kennedy. Vice-Presidents C F Hayward F A Sampson M James. Treasurer C N Scott. Secretary W L Bingham. Auditor W D Hartley. Publicity A BR Macleod. Industrial Committee includes Hayward Adie Mackenzie Sampson. Subscription fixed at 1/ per member annually. A letter from J H Coote thanks the Association for helping obtain a licence for his Saw Mill.
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Empire
C. F. Hayward
J. N. Kennedy
Messrs
F. A. Sampson
M. James
C. N. Scott
Mion
W. L. Bingham
W. D. Hartley
Red Cross notes seek support for 1944 POW adoption scheme
The sum of £114 has been sent to headquarters as Manila’s contribution for the first quarter of 1944. Collectors are urged to deliver funds to secretary Mrs Chapman at the Red Cross Shop on Saturdays or at the Council Chambers on Tuesdays. 1944 calendars are on sale at 1/ each. Red Cross Day is June 10 with badges and buttons for sale. Donations include £2 16s 4d from Mr W C Maunder, £4 3d from the Womens Radio Club, items from Mrs I Young, and stamps from several donors. POW collections record sums from Returned Soldiers’ Group £9 5d, Red Cross Members Group £3 19d, and street collections across multiple streets totaling around £34.
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Manilla
Chapman
Red Cross
W. C. Maunder
T.M. Womens Radio Club
Rowan Street
Arthur Street
Court Street
Nainoi Street
Hill, Carmarthen
Kennedy Streets
River
Market Streets
For Sale Trees and Shrubs at 1 Each Headmaster Scone
For sale trees and flowering shrubs priced at one shilling each. Species listed include Abel Tree Sloney Locust Carob Bean Jacaranda Pencil Pine Eucalypts Cypresses Wattles Kurrajongs Poplars Silky Oak English Oak Camphor Laurel Olives Palms Crepe Myrtle and many shrubs creepers and hedge plants. Also advanced plants. Apply to Headmaster Scone District Rural School.
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Scone
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Radiotron
Pier
Australia
Shearers
ACE
Dangar, Gedye & Malloch Ltd
Young Street
Circular Quay
Sydney
Stare Sara
THE
Vic Commonwentth Savings Bank
Business Mens
Association
M .It
Colony Bank
Tachegs Bank
Money Orders Office
A. C. Baker
Red
North
R. Sherrell
Express Office
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