Tailoring Business Opens on Manilla Street
J Stephenson has opened a tailoring business on Manilla Street Manilla, Hext door to O W 1000s.
02 Dec 1930
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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 02, 1930
Page
1
J Stephenson has opened a tailoring business on Manilla Street Manilla, Hext door to O W 1000s.
Manilla Motors Ltd and the Manilla Newspaper Co report a NSW government proposal to levy a £1 tag on each unit of horsepower. If adopted, motorists in New South Wales would face higher costs and a heavy slug in expenses.
C Wilehire, secretary of Manila District Hospital, appeals to citizens to join a public contribution scheme amid a £205 deficit and imminent wage payments. The hospital operates on tight finances. a planned weekly and yearly payment plan offers free treatment to some, with private and intermediate care at set scales. The board urges new enrollments and welcomes any donations to support operations and salaries.
The case details theft of a Suttor car and a separate entering and stealing incident at Tam-Sa uaa a Re ailla from Roberta Brow in Manila, a 24 year old, with sentences reported as be repeated. The charges and sentences are stated again in court.
A notice states limited return journey reservations may apply to the special excursion train. Handbills are available at railway stations to prevent misunderstanding and encourage travel during the season.
In the assembly on Thursday last Captain Chaffey asked the premier about election campaign promises and wheat marketing. Mr Lang replied the government will carry out all promises made at the election. The Speaker warned galleries to be cleared if demonstrations continued. Extract from Hansard.
The Secretary reports on November 25 that 7 208 bales were offered with general competition from France Germany and Japan. Preference for fine wools noted though top prices to Mr Charles McFeeters Bowning and H J Perfrement Corirubula. Market irregular for lower quality wools with dusty doubtful yield. Clearances excellent over 90 percent. London Market weaker by about four per cent in press dispatch. Next sales planned Sid iP 7146 bales on December 17 and 6158 bales.
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