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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 21, 1915
Page
5
Nursery advertises fruit trees roses hardy shrubs edge plants and pot plants for sale. Descriptive catalogue sent post free to any address. Hundreds of thousands of trees to select from grown and acclimatised for sale.
Preliminary notice states Wilshire and Co in conjunction with H Chisholm and Co Sydney will hold a horse sale in Manila on Friday April 2. Interested buyers should book entries for horses, with twenty five years’ experience implied in the listing.
Big auction sale announced for Thursday next at the Loweoe and King yard. The event promises a champion yarding display with noted dealers Gun nedsh and others contributing bidders and stock.
Barraba Show on 27th and 8th April features hunting and sporting events alongside ordinary exhibits. The programme promises strong attractions with a full range of activities. Secretary F. M. Cheesbrough notes the event.
Lynfield College Tamworth advertises vacancies for qualified teachers in two classes for girls including physical culture, dancing, shorthand. The notice lists F Saxby as a contact or person associated with the post.
Public notice states no pictures will be shown Wednesday due to Tamworth Show and hints at Saturday schedule. It announces forthcoming sensational records and a bumper treat from the Peel Orchestra with plans for a Grand Winter Picture Carnival and extensive handbill details.
Frank Mook reminds patrons his enlarged salon has moved to the Rosat Hotel Buildings. The Hatrd. 2ssinz, Baloon under Mr. Totton offers one of the country’s most modern barber and bath services. Premises are fully electric and well lit, with clean, up-to-date facilities. Those who visit praise Tomseco, Civars, and Cigst attractions offered.
H Sutherland has taken over the Manilla Wood Yard at the corner of Stratford and Nemol Streets, taking over from James Baker. He offers first class wood with no delivery delay at a rate of 12 shillings per large load. Supplies available from 1s wards.
E Haniotis and company announce the purchase of N Caloudas business on Ma nila Street comprising a fish and oyster saloon summer drinks confectionery fruit and related items. They advertise fresh stock up to date and solicit prompt orders.
M Ryan bootmaker and repairer advertises full service at the nest snown e Picture Palace. Weather cannot deter work as they offer repairs of handmade boots for cyclists and motorists. They also advertise the B. and B. Agency with all essentials.
The Annual Meeting of the Manilla District Football Union will be held on Friday night at Mechanics Institute. The meeting will cover business reports and the election of officers among other items. W. D. Hartley is listed as Hon. Sec.
Country Party Football Club schedules a meeting at the Imperial Hotel on Saturday at 7 20 p m. Hon secretaries Byrnes and W H Matson A grade secretary W Brady B grade secretary attendances expected from all members and supporters of the club for discussion and plans for the season.
A notice states a lost parcel of Mars with Rugend Cushion was found on Tamworth road between Manilla and Tamworth. A reward is offered by D. Penman at C/o Stoddart & Co and by W. Hodell in Manilla for its return. The finder will receive a substantial portion of the reward.
Impounded by order of Thomsa Cobtelloe Hay, a bay mare about 16 hands, broken, white markings on face and legs, star on forehead, bar hooves, suspected gait issues. If not released, scheduled sale Thursday noon May 6 1915. poundkeeper W T Langworthy Jr. notes.
Municipal council decides to apply for a public holiday in May. A parcel of maps with rug and cushion was lost on Tamworth road with a reward offered on return. Mr. Penn plans a benefit entertainment to fund two headstones for the grave of his late pianist, Mr. F. Graves. Fifteen wool class students, led by Mr. Jamafor, expect twenty.
The Express announces a shift to publish the weekend issue earlier to align with Manila mail departures on Friday morning. The notice asks advertisers to adjust copy and deadlines accordingly and notes the new timing will catch outbound mail.
Belle Vue Tennis Club hosts a social event in Mr Tilflee’s aid on the 30th instant to support the Belgian Fund. The notice invites local patrons to attend and contribute to relief efforts.
Fragmentary OCR items list tickets for multiple groups including Ladies and 7sud ents with Mrs Simpson and Miss M McKeon as secretary, Mrs Achapman as treasurer and Mss Ferry as treasurer. unclear event context and roles.
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