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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 02, 1932
Page
1
Benefits listed by quarter half year and year for husband wife and children under 17, plus dependent father mother and siblings under 17. Public wards free, private wards 9 shillings daily, 6 pence daily for maintenance in other hospitals under conditions. Medical private wards Form 4 fees by arrangement with medical attendant. Public.
The issue highlights a humorous Australian Christmas tale "Owrat" by cartoonist Tom Glover with witty depictions of cricket stars and an Aussie setting. It mentions availability from Angus and Robertson in Sydney and notes brisk interest alongside local sports results and council notices.
A fragmented notice for the Manilla Second Annual Show lists prizes and purchases across home-made foods and baking entries. Various entries mention Glenilla and Mum’s brand products, several specimen cakes, biscuits, custards, and a special trophy. It notes entries with docket requirements and prize money in old currency, with sponsors including Macken and Sons General Merchants and Brunton’s Flour Millers Tamworth.
Farners' Produce lists carriers and forwarding agents for CARTER'S LIGE AND SALT plus motor goods arriving by mail. Despatch via Kai, safeguard against blowfly and maggot trouble. Goods for country clients received at railway and town brokers. special prizes offered by W C Douglas Ltd and W C Donia Ltd for Fountain Baking Powder promotions. Local window display shows sponges, knives, and bread prizes. apprenticeship and best bread trophies announced.
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