Spring Display at Stoddart's Corner Hats and Fashions
1926 Spring Display at Stoddart's Ltd The Corner offers hats in semi trimmed and exclusive mode with brim shapes and floral wreaths. Prices from 26/11 to 35/6. Also coats skirts and frocks in black ottoman and morocain finishes with Paris flowers in an assorted display.
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aArey
Alco
Morocain
Manilla plots show promise for Australian tobacco
Mr H A Melier aided by the British Australian Tobacco Company undertook a three year contract worth £1250 per year with a £1000 bonus if successful. Mr McGee, a veteran tobacco expert, led experiments across Victoria and New South Wales, with Manilla yielding the strongest results. The Manilla plot produced 33 tons of tobacco from 4 acres, double the typical yield, and showed improved leaf quality and reduced odor. Irrigation and scientific cultivation are emphasized to replicate American standards.
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H. A. Melier
Autralian Tobacco Company
C.H Redding
Blat Company
Tarif Board
Sydney
McGee
America
North Carolina
Nort Carolina
United States of America
Australia
MacGee
Ovens River
Victoria
Upper Murray
Tumut Tamworth
Manuly
Tam Tearth
Manila
McGew
Manilla
Metive
Devon
Tabavon
Mir Meller
Visit of the Methodist president to Manilla NSW
The Methodist Church hosts Rev W. Hynes the NSW president during a visit to Manilla. He is hailed as a leading Methodist figure in NSW and plans extensive circuit travel to energize local church life. Accompanied by Rev J. Black, the party receives warm welcomes from local clergy and townspeople.
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Maula
Gasport
Vasil Krom
W. Hynes
Manilla
Ree Hynes
New South Wales
Hynes
I Manilla
New England
1. Black
Tamworth
Manila Methodist Church
Memorial Hall
A. J. Gould
FP. B. Heywood
Tovenane
Heywood
Yale
Ap. Mause
J B Thorn
A.C. Voness
A J. Gould
L. Black
Australia
Balmain
Nsw
All Way
Clegymen
Ken L. Blair
A. Graham
Barrabu
Barrabe
Manilly
Tsstremeth
Manilla Copremarat
Lim
Jax Heywood
Beottierly Lowe
Manila Poultry Club Sees Successful Annual Show At Manila
The Manila Poultry and Pigeon Club held its annual election and report meeting with President absent. The July show drew exhibitors from far and wide, judged by Mr Powell with high praise for birds like wyandottes. Proceeds went to the Manila District Hospital. thanks were given to key helpers and donors.
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Manila
Jl D
C. Kennedy
Sue
Manilla
Hull
Hartley
Strafford Street
Powell
Féscent
Harry Gordon
Armigale
Ad. Liddy
Liddy
Mary
Manilla District
Alk. Meheod
L. Smithers
Geof Coulton
Turneo
ACA
WG. Cooke
Farmers and Settlers Carnival Prompts Town Meeting
AUSTRA LIA based letter discusses a September 3 gathering at Memorial Hall to plan a Farmers and Settlers Carnival. A committee is forming to engage farmers wives for preparations, with songs recitations and dances on the program. The letter cites agriculture as key to national prosperity and urges broader parliamentary representation. It also recalls past council actions on shade, seating, and exhibition spaces, urging improvements to recreation grounds and carnival funding.
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WY Langworthy Sen
Awsoginrion
Mare Ily
ansoObeetion
Meee
Farmir
Ogragiers
Commonwealth
Cawreil
Barraba
Manilla
Carnivills
Queensland Finances Deficit Revealed by Treasurer
The Queensland finances show a revenue of 15 million and expenditure of 16 million sterling in the year. A deficit of over half a million pounds was disclosed, adding to the prior deficit of nearly 4 million, bringing the total to £985,000.
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Sydney
Queensland
Trewarer
Australian Wool Clip Forecast and Salon Opening
An unofficial estimate puts this season's wool clip around 260 million pounds in Australia with a shortfall of about fifteen million compared with the record year 1994 95. No carryover bales exist this year while the first series of the new season will open in Sydney next Monday with 77 000 bales offered.
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Sydney
Victorian Murder Trial at Melbourne Central Court
Dorothy Brown of 30 was committed for trial for murdering Elsie Sallie in a Kew shop on June 2. Richard Brodie charged as accessory. Medical evidence showed the girl died from shock after an illegal operation.
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Sydney
Melbourne Central Police Court
Dorothy Brown
Elsie Sallie
Kew
Richard Brodie
Medcal
Australia 228 for 4 as Somerset lose by 36 runs
Australia declared at 228 for four after a second innings chase, Collins 60 Ryder 40 not out, Somerset bowled out for 245 with Lyons 136. Kent captain Jed Kent led England's attack with 31, Woolley praised for brilliant batting. Marley and Macartney excelled with five and two wickets respectively. Bowling highlights included Grimmett and Mailey supporting Chapmat in a tight finish. Also notes on church services in Manilla and New Mexico with multiple pastors listed.
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Somerset
Australia
Collins
Ryder
Lyons
Kent
Sydney
Chapman
England
Jed Kent
Woolley
Marley
Macartney
Istan Hardinger Collins
Ashdown
Mailey
Ellis
Bias
Seymour
Creer
Richardson
Grimmett
The Little Giant director William Nigh on crime psychology
William Nigh, director of The Little Giant, praises criminology as a branch of human psychology rather than a separate field. He notes the film, adapted from the Saturday Evening Post story Onen a Peddler by Hugh McNair Kabler, centers on family awakening rather than actual crime.
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William Nigh
Glen Theater
Walehii golfers to visit Man Ua for Blaxtond cup match
Walehii golfers travel to Man Ua on Wednesday to compete in the Blaxtond cup, a regional team event. AE
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Walehii
Man Ua
Annual meeting of Manilla Cricket Union announced
The Manilla Cricket Union schedules its annual meeting for Friday September 10. Members are urged to attend and discuss upcoming fixtures and club affairs.
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Manilla Cricket Union
Wood expands Manilla motor business to larger premises
Mr F K Wood, long time Manilla trader, has moved his motor garage from a small shop near the bridge to a larger, remodeled block opposite Memorial Hall. The former Shire Council office space now serves as showroom and workshop with a concrete floor, reflecting rapid growth after 24 years in business.
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Manilla
Bawaman’s Block
Memorial Hall
Shire Council
F. K. Wood
Wool
Wood
Manilla Motors Ltd Opens Car and Tractor Shop
Manilla Motors Ltd began trading in Manilla as car and tractor salesmen and suppliers of general motor needs. Colin Vouess is manager and Frans McGrath runs the shop painted in renovated premises opposite the Mechanics Institute. The firm leases O’Brien’s former buildings, now with cement floors and a new bowser, the town’s fifth.
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Manilla Motors Ltd
Manilla
Colin Vouess
Frans McGrath
O'Brien
Mechanics’ Institute
Refreshment Rooms Rise on Manilla Street After Fire
In Manilla the blocks next to Mr Paterson’s were cleared and rebuilt as modern refreshment rooms for Mr J. Smiles. The southern Manilla Street area gains improved facilities with the new development. Miss Perry of Woolongong joins the Manilla District Hospital staff while M Went is named a probationary nurse. A local sports squad selected for Loomberah at Tamworth on August 28 plans a 1:30 pm departure from Clifton’s garage. reserves and backs listed with players. Manilla hosts North Toowworth at Tamworth on September 4 for the final U.N. competition match.
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Smile
W. H. Roberts
Goonoo
Oonco Road
Manilla
Roberts
Devine
M. Went
Miss Perry
Woolongong
Man- Hila
Loomberah
Tamworth
Care Teaye Clifton’s
H. Seunton
W._Admun
B. Veness
J. Blanch
Veness
JL. Roche
W. Watson Porwards
H Bennett
J Donovan
C. Bennett
N. Blanch
L Bennett
Anthony
Coupland
Admmn
Phorsday
North
Taeworth
U.N
Big Prize Money at National Rifle Meet in October
The National Rifle meeting will be held at Anne Rani Erpook from October 9 to 53 with prize money across three sections. A series open to all and B and C series for prize tiers, a total of 435 pounds for A and 450 for C. Free railway passes awarded to all competitors. at least six members of Manilly Rifle Club plan to attend.
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Intial
Anne Ranierpook
Manilly Rifle Club
Referendum Address Interrupted by Heckler at Port Adelaide
During a Port Adelaide speech on the Referendum, a man shouted that a financial power controls the government, prompting Prime Minister Brace to assert no individual or body controls his government while the audience applauded and urged the heckler to go to hell.
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Port Adelaid
Brace
Canshder
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