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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 16, 1932
Page
3
Just opened store proclaims big bargains on footwear offering select styles at introductory prices. Shop features include varied sizes and promotions for a limited time with emphasis on casual and dress shoes for men women and children.
The Manilla Municipal Council announces supplementary lists of electors open for public exhibition August 8 to 23 1932 and provides a deadline August 24 for enrolment. A trunk road maintenance plan notes repainting signs, a £121 1s 6d Transport Department grant, and a new danger sign for Rowan Street. A concrete causeway at Namoi and Strafford streets costs £24. Recreation Ground caretaker arrangements due to bronchial issues. Revenue since prior meeting totals £303 11s 1d with arrears of £1 3s 5d. Sanitary concerns near Main Street raised. public conveniences provided at Council Chambers through Progress Lane. Also, the Police action prompts hotel closures. Hospital Subscribers Meeting scheduled for 20th instant at 4 pm to review the year ending June 30.
In the Manilla Police Court Mr W H Singleton was fined five pounds plus costs for using indecent language. The Transport Commission case against Mrs Lock for traveling Sydney to Manilla on an excursion ticket she did not buy resulted in a fine of one pound eight pence plus costs after Mr J N Kennedy pleaded guilty. In Small Debts Court R Roberts, represented by A P Cohen, pursued G McCoy for debts with a verdict for the plaintiff at one pound per month. Carmarthen Estate, represented by Mr Bell and Mr J N Kennedy, faced a fine of three pounds plus costs for failing to destroy rabbits. Also noted is the election of Mr A H Pletcher, known for the 34th battalion reunions, as alderman of Armidale.
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