Smith Cup Fourth Round Rout in Manilla Golf Contest
Unfavorable weather plagued the fourth round of the Smith Cup and T. B. Cup with eight T. B. Cup players. C. N. Seat won net 69 to earn a final at Gunnedah on August 10.
05 Aug 1930
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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 05, 1930
Page
1
Unfavorable weather plagued the fourth round of the Smith Cup and T. B. Cup with eight T. B. Cup players. C. N. Seat won net 69 to earn a final at Gunnedah on August 10.
Ministers met in a cabinet special session to decide on a further poll about forming a wheat pool. A September 20 ballot will be held under the Marketing of Primary Product Act after a petition by over 100 farmers. If NSW favors the pool, Victoria is expected to follow. The harvest outlook is strong with about 15 million bushels surplus. legislation to form an Australian pool stalled in the Senate, to be reintroduced after three months.
Keanomie Council approves 2500 pounds for the Boggabri Manilla Developmental Road relief expected for local unemployed. Contos: Dr Rayson BR Cadden R Lance v Dr Waterhoune A Kelly v W Gannon. Golf Club aims to support Hospital Ball with social event at the club next night. admission 2 shillings. ladies free. floor to improvements. dancers urged to attend for a full night of pleasure.
Three years after Mrs OConnell held demonstrations in Manila, former attendees renewed contact and sampled products including Self-raising Flour and brown sugar recipes. Demonstrations ran three mornings with cooking guidance, then lectures on new recipes. Contributions from the C.W.A. visitors were noted as Mrs OConnell plans to return after itinerary.
Minister for Defence Mr Green announced 9,500,000 rounds for rifle clubs this year. 7,375,000 rounds plus 470 for State prize meetings and 1,000 rounds at reduced rates would be available. 000 had been placed to be used if required. He noted a reduction in the Federal vote for rifle clubs from £40,000 to £33,617 and said a conference with rifle clubs on tribal target difficulties would be held soon by the Army Council.
The Maunder Cup began with the first round finished on Saturday at 100 yards. L Maun der posted the heat score for the week as competition moves to 500 yards this week.
Local ad lists men s wear and home goods with price shorthand such as pyjamas overcoats working socks fleecy vests kapok quilts pillow cases grey towels white terry towelling natural flannel barbers towels and several price fragments including 3/11 and 2/3 for ladies items
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