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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 21, 1915
Page
4
Stoddart & Co. reports a vanilla depress, signaling a market dip for the commodity. The firm notes price pressures amid rising supply concerns and consumer demand shifts. Analysts warn of potential earnings impact across regional markets.
Reports note Mandowe shire employees agreed to contribute weekly to the Bel Elon Fund. The item mentions local fetes, motor cars, and a rifle practice schedule on Sundays. It covers community notices, farm updates, and district agents, with several garbled phrases from OCR.
Master Verdi Westley won first prize for illumination and second for ornamental writing at the Maitland Show and received commendation for writing. In Barraba, Mr. Fe Grady obtained possession of the Post Office Hotel after the license transfer from Mr. James Baker was granted.
Interpret garbled report: Manilla area steers led at Homebush auction last Thursday. About 241 head on offer drew big buyer attendance. Draft quality cattle showed higher rates while other sorts sold at varied values. Mr. Jul Ferry Bear of Urutitisk Manilla secured 145 per head for a fine of steers sold by Winebcombe Carson Lut.
The Ros Catholic Church ladies announce a grand masquerade ball at the Merlenge Institute on Tuesday May 11 Aimed at a rivering over the rye theme attendees will wear masks and the hall is billed as a major attraction Mrs J E Simpson Miss McKeom and Mrs Arthur amet were named to coordinate efforts, with Miss Ferre assisting as treasurer.
Land Board proceedings detail objections, appeals, and inquiries concerning land titles and occupancy. Named individuals such as Norman Corrigan and others face terms on possession, residency conditions, and potential waivers or grants with dates and thresholds for action.
An obituary notes the death of Mrs. James Northy pevete et al in Manila, with neighbors and relatives mourning. Services were led by Rev. NS Hilly at the Phiveh at England, followed by interment. Family and friends express deep sympathy as the community attends the funeral.
Brown's Pictures hosts a Saturday show with a varied lineup. The featured film The Totsoned Bit receives high praise for its entertainment value. An additional feature sequence and a comedy short provoke tears of laughter while a mystery title promises intrigue. patrons are urged to attend.
Tamworth show special frain today with record entries and side shows galore.
Government Wheat Acquisition Board aims to speed seed wheat delivery by engaging country millers as agents. Officials report farmers seek seed wheat, noting seed quality is a challenge after a poor last crop. State urges rapid, inexpensive distribution to meet farm demand while supporting Australian agriculture.
Sir John French outlines a British attempt to secure positions east of Neuve Chapelle. Delays from cut telephone lines and misapplied orders hindered further advance after the village fell. The assault, supported by Indian troops, achieved its village objective while suffering heavy casualties and high defensive fire from German entrenchments.
A trooper replies to a correspondent Bean ensconced in Egypt criticism. The piece defends Australian conduct, questions the critic's bias, and urges fair reporting. It mocks harsh judgments, pleads for truthful accounts, and asserts pride in Australia’s name and mateship.
The text outlines nominations for a Pastures Protection Board in 1905 with rules on eligibility, property holdings, and voting rights. It details who may be listed on rolls, qualifications by property and stock, and inspection of applications. It notes the process for adding names to the roll and the authority of the board to regulate payments and enrollment.
The notice promotes an art union with prizes totaling £1000 including a top prize of £2500 value and 47 other prizes. It urges buying via local agents or postal orders before 1 May and to mail to 165 Flinders Lane Melbourne for tickets with against drawing on 18 May. Proceeds aid hospitals and charitable causes in Australia.
A hearty welcome greeted Rev. Fe Walken-Brown and his wife as they arrived by train on Fee day. The Rev. Walken-Brown, a young preacher, is expected to make a favorable impression at opening services in Manila and Upper Mantle. The church hosted a strong gathering for the occasion. The minister’s family includes two young children, Miss Richardson and Mrs. Brown.
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