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Manilla Express

Location

Manilla, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Apr 28, 1931

Page

2

Kingsford Smith opens Australia to overseas mail by air

Air Commodore Kingsford Smith, famed for conquering the Pacific and Atlantic in the Southern Cross, delivers overseas mail into Australia after a daring return from Timor. He loads 25,000 letters in Koepang and heads toward England linking with the British air mail service, with forecasts of general rain from the west.

Australia Kingsford Smith Pacific Tasman Atlantic England City of Cairo Timor Kingsford Smith Darwin Koepang Burma Kingsford- Smith Ross Smith Keith Smith Old Land

Anzac Day Remembered Across Australia At Memorial Services

The piece recalls Anzac Day observances across Australia with 80,000 in Sydney, 20,000 in Melbourne led by Sir John Monash, 3,000 in Brisbane, and 600-700 at Manilla Memorial Hall. It cites wreaths from schools and groups, sermons on sacrifice, and Dramatized reflections on Courage, faith, and nation, highlighting Gallipoli losses and the call to remember.

Australia Anzac Sydney Melbourne Adelaide Brisbane Sir John Monash Memorial Hall G. A. Gordon T. Hunter-Barratt Rev R. Grayson Rev. Grayson Rev. Gordon Gallipoli Peninsular Gaba Tepe Gallipoli Anzac Bay Light Brigade Hwpire Christ

Tennis Tournament Draw for Ma District Meet 1931

The first round draw for the Ma District Tennis Championship runs through May to June 1931 with matchups listed by date. Teams include Presbyterian Methodist Town B Town A Roman Catholic A Corella Roman Catholic B and byes. Handicaps are Town A scratch Roman Catholic A five on Methodist nine on Presbyterian thirteen on Corella fourteen on Town B nineteen on Roman Catholic B twenty six on.

Saturn Ateles Presbyterian Methodist Town Corella Methodist Presbyterian

Parish talk on Knights of the Fiery Cross in Manilla

The Rev. F Downward speaks at Holy Trinity Parish Hall on Thursday at 8 pm to explain the Knights of the Fiery Cross movement. Local parents are urged to attend to support starting a Manilla branch for the boys movement.

F. Downward Knights of the Fiery Cross Manilla

Tamworth Pastures Protection Board Election Results

The Tamworth Pastures Protection Board elected directors Messrs Mungo Park Dunmore N R W Hawker Kloin F T Payne J F Holloway W R Hyem W D Simpson A Perrett H W Pye. Unsuccessful candidates were H B Maslam and C M Mackinnon. A planned attack on city businessmen with gun powder parcels was thwarted by police at the Sydney G P O.

Tamworth Pastures Protection Board Messrs. Mungo Park Dunmore N. R. W. Hawker Kloin F. T. Payne J. F. Holloway W. R. Hyem W. D. Simpson A. Perrett H. W. Pye Messrs H. B. Maslam C. M. Mackinnon Sydney Sir Adrian Knox W. C. Fairfax Sydney Morning Herald A. C. Davidson Bank of N.S.W G.P.O

Floods Sweep Manilla and Rivers as Rain Lingers

A week of rain drenches Manilla while the Hunter Valley floods. Heavy coastal storms drive water inland inundating the Hawkesbury and Shoalhaven rivers. River levels disrupt rail service between Newcastle and Maitland and delay mails for days.

Manilla Hunter Valley Hawkesbury Shoalhaven Hunter Newcastle Maitland

Power and Spirit Unite to Lift Society in Hope

A sermon urges a spiritual drive to combat materialism and social collapse. It pleads for a new motive and ideal, promising a divine power to unite classes and nations. The speaker argues righteousness rules the universe and sacrifices must be worthwhile to unleash God’s will.

Love Studdert Kennedy Righteonsanesa

Charity Wood Drive at Manila District Hospital

A community effort by the Unemployed Association removed large piles of firewood from the Manila District Hospital entrance area. Led by President E Morris and Secretary Peter Dugan, volunteers including W Bennett R Burns E Chapman Ted Doak Bob Doak Jack Gardner and others cut and moved sawn wood to the back of the hospital. The hospital staff provided meals and tea. Hospital President G E Bowman praised the workers for their commendable action.

Manilla District Hospital E. Morris Peter Dugan The Unemployed Association Messrs W. Bennett R. Burns E. Chapman Ted Doak Bob Doak Jack Gardner W. A. Kelly Harold Krem G. E. Bowman

Manilla Water Scheme Mentioned by NSW Premier

Captain the Honorable F A Chaffey M L A has received a letter from Premier J Lang NSW outlining that unemployment relief concerns, including the Manilla water supply and West Tamworth sewerage scheme, have been referred to the Unemployment Relief Council for earliest consideration. Empire Day in Manilla is set for May 6 at 11 am in the Palais Theatre with Rural School children attending and mayor presiding. Speakers include W Jackson president P C A Rev G A Gordon and senior pupils.

F. A. Chaffey M.L.A J. 7. Lang N.S.W North and North West Unemployed Association Manilla West Tamworth Unemployment Relief Council Palais Theatre W., Jackson P.C.A G. A. Gordon

Manilla suffers heavy defeat to North Tamworth 39–0

North Tamworth dominated on Saturday at Tamworth with new coach Thompson opening scoring early and piling up 34 points in the first half. Manilla rallied late but North added to their tally as Manilla’s defense, especially Anthoney Moffat and Hall, struggled with the ragged home side showing conditioning gaps. An unrelated impound notice references livestock held at Manilla and Swanbrook with sale deadlines in 1941.

Manilla North Tamworth Tamworth Thompson North Anthoney Moffat Hall

Also Mentioned on This Page

Stoddart & Hayward Ltd P. O. Box J. D. Kennedy J. E. Simpson Kelly Oohera J. A. Rochfort Public Accountant and Auditor Manilla St., Manilla Phone 50 Chas. W. Knoll Lond M.C George Brest Royal Hotel Rodney Daily Telegraph Allan McDonald Ernest Gunnedah New South Wales Northern Journal Angae B.C Methodist Church Church of England Presbyterian Church Returned Soldiers’ League Harry Burrell Clifford Haydon Mania Red Cross Parents and Citizens Association Country Women's Association Manilla Ansac Service Hunter-Barratt Holy Trinity, Manilla John McCormack Fai W.A. Younger E. O'Brien Torms Cash H.R. Reid W. J. Byrnes Simpson Redress Society Council Chambers A. Cameron Bee Tom O'Brien A. Coote Manilla Rifle Club G. Malone Tamworth P. I. Board T.S.R Swanbrook W. Hall Y.B.N John Blatr Presbyterian Flower Show O'Shea John McCormack In
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