05 Dec 1930
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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 05, 1930
Page
1
Public notice announces J. Stephenson has opened a tailoring shop on Manilla Street in Manilla, the next door to Nuff Sed, inviting customers to visit the new local service.
Tyres retreated using first grade rubber only. By appointment we can offer one day fitting while your tyres are sent away. We stand by our guarantee with fast, reliable service.
Mrs Keith Miller, whose thrilling Bahamas arrival had raised safety hopes, loses her American transcontinental record to a New York Society woman aviatrix. The report ties to Manilla NSW publication, with the Manilla Express office noted.
A 15-year-old boy walked from Gladenville to Sydney with 4 pounds. a money lender sent a bailiff and two men to seize furniture, leaving only bare mattresses. The family, including a bricklayer, wife, and three children, owed about 40 pounds across firms, with a 12 month bill of sale. Jimmy Munro, famed jockey, returns from Europe to Sydney to ride at the Summer Cup, after notable results in Germany and England.
NEN & N W Producers Co Ltd report a good sheep supply at Newcastle with prime heavy wethers fewer than usual. Prices hold firm for prime lambs and ewes. Cattle yarding strong. bulls, cows, heifers and calves listed with mixed prices. Also notes a drunken disruption at Hawkesbury River ferry and a court judgment awarding Elizabeth Beatty £3112/2/8 against a bank.
Premier Lang now owns the White Heather pleasure launch bought from F S Walton of Beresford Road Roe Bay for about £500. The craft was built four years ago at a cost of £1400 by Halvorsens Neutral Bay boat builders, through whom the sale was arranged. A Gunnedah resident Grave underwent an operation at Bendwick Hospital and recalled wartime memories with a Digger in the next bed after being awakened by the drug’s effect. In 1929, 45600 letters containing money and valuables worth £3530 were posted undeclared in the Commonwealth. Mr Scullin leaves England tomorrow for Australia, with plans to visit France.
A Sydney court hears a witness born at Lunatic near Drake NSW as the judge confirms the place exists no longer. Queensland dominates NSW in Brisbane the first innings, amassing 687 with Thompson not out and Gough 137, NSW 157 at stumps.
Mr Baddeley warns of desperate fines. Lenin’s brain allegedly shipped to Germany for study. The Indian Round Table Conference plans a special committee to consider navigation toward a repatriation with terms and best method for relief.
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