10 Aug 1926
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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 10, 1926
Page
1
Printed and published by Alton Richmond Meleod for the Proprietors Manilla Newspaper Co at the office of the Men Na Express on Manilla Street in Manilla New South Wales.
Local notice reports a person driving a vehicle with gates and motor ents along a public road near a property boundary. The writer warns of potential action if the behavior continues and seeks remedies or safeguards.
A damaged OCR fragment notes trespass concerns at Bruck Park Pant a with references to law and potential actions. It mentions persons and emissions but lacks full names or clear dates. The item hints legal handling of intrusions and penalties under law.
Captain Alan Cobham said aviation should be a public commercial venture not a stunt as he reached Australia. He flew a seaplane from Timor to Darwin, noting favorable conditions in Australia and envisioning year round air service with wireless weather reports.
E Park and M Park announce in Manilla the start of a motor carrying service using a Graham Donge lorry. Water transport for town and district available. trespass on Lowrie and Dunmore prohibited. all previous permissions canceled. Phone ring for details. 21/7/26.
Martins and Coulton announce purchase of the New State Butchery from L Riley and plan two shops The Premier formerly EB Annis runs one site with strict supervision and careful service The second shop will operate under the same standards ensuring attention and vivacity for customers
SAM WILLSON takes over the business on Manilla Street with promises of continuous supply and fair prices. Mesdames MARSH and BLEVIN announce they have taken over the Arcadia Rooms with a motto of quick service civility and cleanliness and encourage public patronage.
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