Ballot results show Veness and Roberts lead on committee vote
On Saturday the show committee ballot was declared with 174 formal papers from 178. A. A. Veness and T. W. V. Roberts tied atop the poll with 173 votes each, while Adam Nixon received 12 and R. H. Hudson 17. Other candidates, including V. J. Byrnes, E. Nixon, and N. J. Gall, scored 170 each in a crowded tally of names from the ballot list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Une
Messrs
A. A. Veness
T. W. V. Robert
Adam Nixon
R. H. Hudson
V. J. Byrnes
E. Nixon
N. J. Gall
New Ny
Baldwin
C. Wile
Hell
B. M. Holt
A.C. Veness
T. W. V. Roberts
A. H. Nixon
Y. J. Byrnes
Bow
Dawe
J. N. Kennedy
Man McDonald
T. Gerry
W. A. Boman
Shaw
Weight
Ameron
G. A. Uonl- Vark
Thow Sneexhy
Fk. Meywood
NP. Hayne
Attuat
W. F. Kirk
John Watts
Oom
Swan
TS. Tell
God in the Shadows Sermon at Presbyterian Church
An apparently incomplete weekly church note reports Rev Mitchell speaking on God’s presence during Sunday evening services at the Presbyterian Church. It mentions Brown Hugh Redwani’s hook and a healing theme, with Grant Liven and others referenced as arriving in Fondo tomorrow. Wednesday is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Mitchell Toak
Brown Hugh Redwani
Mitchet
Ralston Society Election and Show Plans Highlight Meeting
The Newcastle A. H. and Society re-elected officers including President Jim Byrnes and Vice-presidents Seth and another, with treasurer J. N. Kennedy and auditors W. Swain and W. D. Hartley. Committee meetings set for third Saturdays in winter and fourth Saturdays in summer. Discussion covered sheep judging, fodder competition, and dairy cattle exhibits. Anzac service planned by local clergy for April 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asiace
Vidi Byrnes
Eeehes
Wnoyy Wren
FA. Chattey
Park
Edgar Nixon
J. N. Kennedy
W. Swain
W. D. Hartley
W. J. Byrnes
Timbers
Jim
Sim
Seth
Newcastle A. H. and
Mark Reynolds
Upper
Manilla council vacancy votes plus juvenile ball details
Three nominations for the Manilla Municipal Council extraordinary vacancy are Frederick Howard Roy Wilshire and Clive Lloyd ahead of Saturday election day with polling from 8 am to 8 pm. A Juvenile Ball at Mechanic's Institute on Tuesday features dancing from 7 to 10 pm and adults from 10 pm to midnight with prizes and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manilla
J. A. Rockfort
Frederick Howard
Roy
Wilshire
Clive Lloyd
Electors Consider Yard Sale Questions in Council Inquiry
A council seeks voter guidance on three yard sale topics. Question one asks if electors support keeping maintenance funded from current revenue. Question two asks if electors approve the council’s storeyard operations at the current site. Question three asks if the site should be leased or sold to a party willing to build yards. Electors are urged to vote Yes or No on all three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helsinur
Farewell Party for Mrs. V J Byrnes Before Departure
A Cloister gathering of 48 Catholic ladies hosted by Mix J B Simpoon to bid Mrs. V J Byrnes and her husband farewell before their sailing to England and the Continent. Music, tea, gifts, and tributes highlighted the afternoon with sermons, thanks, and Auld Lang Syne concluding the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Norch
V. J. Byrnes
Mr. Byrnes
England
Mix
J. B Simpoon
Byrnes
Minn Hetty
Mra Ayroex
Father Callender
Burnessmont
Amon
Voute
Cyen O'Bien
Mit Connell
Mex Bond
Mes
Brien
Mauilla and District
Mr. Thos Boland
Messrs
J. Costellog
B. O'Connell
B. Byrnes
Gallagher
Mes. Simpson
Auld Lane
Cold Wind Signals Early Winter Onset In Mynilla
A garbled report notes a cold wind on Saturday in Mynilla as forecasters warn of a light frost on Sunday followed by a heavy frost Tuesday morning. Late autumn crops and flowers suffered damage as winter appears near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mynilla Dietriet
Mechanics Institute Visit to Tamworth Match Lineup
The Manilla Mechanics tribute team will face Tamworth next Thursday with selected players in billiards and snooker events. Names listed include F W Henderson C F Hayward W Sisith Chris Hayward W O’Neill M L Yartley H Waits J N Kennedy Ron Smith J Elliott IT Norris F Jackson B O Connell and J Bettivon D Niele Ro Loséhy plus J McDounall TL Stoddart N Scott J Coates Athena Mos Marry Vecoupery. A note confirms JEWAL Wik jst attended the CW A conference in Sydney and has returned bans.
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Manilla Mechanic
Tamworth
R. M. Siwith
Billiards
F.W. Henderson
C.F. Hayward
W. Sisith
Chris Hayward
W. O'Neill
ML Yartley
H. Waits
H. Roberts
J. N. Kennedy
Ron Smith
J. Biliott
Norris
F. Jackson
Mos
Vecoupery
Jewal Wik Jst
C.W.A
Sydney
Byrnes Family Fetes Guests At Catholic Dinner
A local Catholic gathering honored treasurer Mr Byrnes and his family at a dinner with Rev Collender and many friends. Speakers praised Byrnes as a citizen and churchman, gifts included binoculars, and toasts to guests and the Byrnes family followed with music and Auld Lang Syne.
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Byrnes
St Ys
D. K. Collender
Tae
J. A. Byres
Chas. Byrnes
E. Doughan
Cathlic
This Costallor
Byrnen
Guente
G. A. Wright
Ryenes
Manilla
K. Gallagher
Missrs
al, Grady
Ken
Keith Blanch
Ambrose Morris
Father Collender
Mr. Byrnes
Thus Costel- Joe
Edward Gallagher
J. Simpson
Ruth Me
Mes. Byrnes
Mingry
Chas
J. A. Byrnes
Smith Cup Round One At Club Opens With Waterhouse Lead
Golf club reports a strong start in the Smith Cup with Dr Waterhouse posting a 60 to top the first round. Scores show Coote 88, Markensie 98, Gannon 27, O Neill 88, Stewart 23, Attwoont ane Stevens among participants. Wednesday’s event features a flag competition and a partners draw for associates, with pairs listed including Rooke, Coleman, Anstey, Mellrath, Chapshan, Speesby, Turner, Blauch, Cooke, Grantham, Roberts, Pittman, O Neill, Davies, Park, Hartley, McGovery, Allyward, Pittman, Donnelly, Coleman.
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Bosarrenste
Bovennet
Dr. Waterhouse
Tyron
Min F
Rooke
Coleman
Anstey
Mire d. Mellrath
Chapshan
Mia J
Speesby
Mins Turner
Mellrath
J. Blauch
Mim J. Cooke
Mixes Grantham
Rouberts
W. Pittman
Mins O'Neill
B. Davies
L. Park
Hartley
Mins McGovery
Allyward
C. Pittman
Manilla sports fete honors Byrne with silver shield
A social evening at the Faia Palais Theatre featured Manilla Rugby Football League and Manilla Girls Hockey Club. Despite smaller attendance due to Angae, Dall, supper by hockey girls and dancing followed. Mr Vid Byrnes presented a silver mounted challenge shield, praising progress and aiming to inspire better football. President J Grady thanked Byrnes and wished the Byrnes a happy trip abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faia Palais
Manilla
Moffat
Vid, Byrnes
Patrum
Byrnes
J.1 Grady
Vlury
Obituary of William Thomas Langworthy in Manilla region
William Thomas Langworthy died Sunday night at his North Manilla residence after a brief duel. He was widely known in the North and throughout the State. He leaves a wife and five children, including Mrs. HV Hiedwen of Newcastle and Mira S. W. Swain of Manilla, with other sons and daughters in Sydney and Manilla. The funeral was held Monday afternoon with Rev. C. Moore of the Methodist church conducting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Manilla
William Thomas Langworthy
HV Hiedwen
Newcastle
Mira S. W. Swain
Manilla
Rev. C. Moore
Methanist
Water service approval for Manilla Rural School work
Representations by Capt. F. A. Chaffey ML.A. led to the Department of Education approving the cost of water service installation at Manilla Rural School. The April WA meeting will be held at Rest Rooms on Saturday April 25 at 3 pm. Business is marked important.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maniled Soldier's League
Yubl
F. A. Chaffey
Ml.a
Manilla Rural School
Department of Education
W.A
Ronis
M. Veness
See
Juvenile and adult dance event at Ta anid District Taral School
On Tuesday May 8 the Ta anid District Taral School hosts juvenile dancing with fancy sets from 7 to 10 for children and 19 to 12 for adults. Light refreshments available. The program features Wonder of the World EING Kona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ta Anid
Taral
Batarday
Question of sale yards voters in South Australia 1934
An election notice outlines a poll of electors on April 23 1934 to decide on absolute sale yards and the letting of the prewar sale yards site at an estimated cost of £2500. The council asks whether to approve sale yards and the prewar site with modern yards. Includes names and offices.
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Munieapre
Voumcil Chambers
W. Filsell
Strafford Street
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Stoddart & Hayybard Ltd
Raysekette
PT Ey A
Awortat
John D. Kennedy
Kelly
H. J. Stephens
Ph. Mus
Syd. Univ
Manilla Street
Optician
Cha W. Knoll
Lon Alo
George Etroot
Maser Optivian
Knoll
Royal Hotel Apatairs
Sia
J. A. Barraclough Ltd
Opticians & EA Oe
George Street
Fondo
Asap Day Bervinn
Cvanail
Mechanic's Institute
Tues- Wigtret
David Vickie
Cyrth
Elsie
Harry Burrell
Yarrendogl
Gale Yaris
A. Bi Kennedy
C Ouneil
Prea Commeil
V. J. ‘Byrnes
Firat Prost
Mechanics Institute
Vot V. J. Byrne’ Ohl
T. Langworthy
Bobool Water Service
W. L. Bingham
Assoe
Palais Theatre
G. Rawerll
Rowan Street
Ust
Iece
Soaith
Herve
Apennre
H. Gradge
Wen
Marshall's
Faareau
Walter Arthywell
Nltive
Vervons
Aldermeary Pyne
Manilee
Supreme Court
New South Wales
Donald McDonald
Clydesville
New South
Grasier
Devesseti
King Street
Mie
Chan B. Butehart
John D. Kennedy & Son
Ry Abbott & Fon
Castlereagh Street
Sidnay
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