Postwar economic security demands from Manilla Express
Amid postwar reconstruction talk across organizations, the piece argues practical aid is needed for the unemployed and hungry. It states economic security, not wage gains alone, is essential, urging political will to safeguard health payments and rural development while noting wartime outcomes and shifting global powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LF Post
Enonom
Monky
Phy Yarley
Lim
TM Nealth
Aus
Manilla Recordes Parcels Despatched and Donations Noted
Report of monthly meeting items include a parcel of Red Cross comforts sent on 30 November valued at £36 6s 1d, listing 189 articles and assorted garments and linens. Donations received since 26/10/41 include pullover garments, stockings, gloves, scarves, bags, and books, with numerous local donors and a charitable appeal showing funds and in kind contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donatons
Cardiga
Jax
Brady
Moéfler
J. P. Wearne
Mire Simmons
J. D Kennedy
H. W. Veness
Mie W. Coupland
Manilla and District
C.S. Hall
Garless
Barry White
Geoff (Keen
Teddy Simmons
Paul
Margaret Ferry
D. J. Pej
Fine Cnninghame
C. Dewe
Molin Hall
G. Hartley
Oav
Colin Thu
Ri Park
Son of Pte Max Young Enlists in 1940
Son of Private Max Young enlisted in May 1940. After garrison duty at Darwin for four months he deployed to Palestine in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Young
Darwin
Palestine
Golf Social at Club Rose Honors Season Winners
Golf Social at the Club Rose Tuesday night featured a wind up social with music by Theo McDonald. Prizes and trophies were presented by President G N Scott to winners including Associates Mrs W Pitt-Man Miss Warner Miss R Hayward Bros Gowell Miss Black and Members Res Grantham N Simpson W D Hartley and R Byrne. Ladies supplied an excellent supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wind Uy
Sseason
Theo McDonald
Wwery
G.N. Scott
Bost
Appraising Tobacco Leaf in Manilla District Begins Monday
The Australian Tobacco Board will commence appraising old sessor's tobacco leaf stored in Manilla District on Monday west. Reports suggest rust appears to be a dividing factor, with instruction from Berlin influencing events. The text notes British and American fleets worry Japan as Australia faces navy-related losses and missing ships Sydney and Parramatta. Survivors from Parramatta exist, while Sydney's fate remains unconfirmed. The piece closes by urging sympathy for those suffering and warning of treacherous threats ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australian Tobacco Board
Manilla
Berlin
Japan
Australia
Sydney
Wheat Growers Ready for Large Manilla Meeting
A large Manilla wheat growers meeting is set for Saturday at Blanilla starting 3 pm. About 180 growers from Manilla District, with two from the LWhenterowore Union, are urged to attend amid protests over wheat containers and dockage rules, and concern over Manilla silo rejections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MER
Manilla Weteptariaeres Teidu
Manius
Mienibet
Lwhenterowore Union
Express
Coalminers Union
Express! Receiven A Visit From the Northern Orgaiser of the Wheatgrowers
Tinian
Newland
Manilla
Union
A. G. Doring
Nowlansl
Obituary for Mrs Alice Hatchi at 76 in Manilla district hospital
The funeral was held from the Methodist Church on Tuesday afternoon with Rev. OT Jude officiating. Mrs Alice Hatchi aged 76 of Court Street Manilla died Monday at Manilla District Hospital. She was daughter of the late Mrs Mary Ann Wedth oral who had recently died in her 102nd year and had lived with the late Mrs Gatch showing devotion to her aged mother. On the sports side results show several match scores including Kennedy Ogle Swain Macleod 37 to 8 and Boomerangs defeated Pattr and Fisher 20 to 12 and further clashes between Dunn, Hartley, Davis and others with varying outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manilla District
Alice Hatchi
Court
Manilla
Mary Ann Wedthoral
O- Tennedy
W. J. Byrnes
Kelly
NoScott
Rooke Cop
Watts
S. Swain
Boomerangs
Hayward
Scott
Pattr
Fisher
Smithers
Telly
W. Ep Wearne
Diwan
Hartley
Davis
Byrnes
Ogle
Podmore
Ton
Banneey
Wool sales and weather update from Manilla district
Wool sales reported with numerous prices for merino and crossbred fleeces from Manilla and nearby towns. Weather shift brings cooler mornings after a spell of heat. livestock market notes show 47,182 sheep and lambs sold and 1,501 cattle penned, with prime stock in demand but weaker sheep and ewes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wive
Flamebush
Denver
Wheat movement at Manilla silo and visit by Wheat Board member
Wheat deliveries to the Manilla silo total 77 344 bags for the season with 93 228 despatched and 18 323 received into stock. A major inspection day occurred in November led by Mr Nowland and Mr Burke with Wheat Board representative Mr Mulhay scheduled to visit Manilla to inspect wheat and address classification issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manilla
Nowland
N.8
Burke
Mulehay
Itlehay
Nowlin
The
Northern
Mulchay
Christmas Mail Preparations and Tips for Postal Service
The Post Office has completed Christmas posting arrangements and asks the public to mail early to avoid delays. Tips include using correct addresses, prepaid envelopes, including sender details, ensuring return options, and packing fragile items securely. Post by December 17 to ensure delivery.
Religious services and notices in Manilla district
Church services listed for Advent season across Manilla Millwood and Wonito regions. Holy Communion at 9am and evensong at 7 40 pm in various parishes. Methodist and Presbyterian services noted with times and ministers. Manilla district hospital supply tenders called for.
Wheat Sale Relieves Queensland Harvest Shortfall
Minister for Agriculture Mr Dunn announces Australian Wheat Board sold to Queensland Government 250000 bushels of New South Wales wheat to ease the shortage caused by Queensland harvest failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dunn
Australian Wheat Board
Queensland
New South Wales
Continental Church of England event set at Memorial Hall
The annual Continental conducted by the ladies of the Church of England will be held on Saturday at Memorial Hall. Stalls open in the afternoon and a parket tea begins at 5 80 pnt. Several cooking competitions will be held and many trophies donated as prizes. A dance closes the evening at the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choron of England Continental
Memorial Hall
Aunt Mary's Ealing Powder
Inbel Tosne Company
Bruntons
Gift Shop Raises £25 For Prisoners Of War Appeal
Organisers report a splendid response to the Gift Shop held last Saturday in connection with the Cross Prisoners of War Day appeal. The effort earned £25 as the next profit. Thanks are extended to donors, patrons, and helpers who assisted in any way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolaston
Johamson
Bert
Patrouse
Xmas Party Delights Presbyterian Sunday School Children
Children of the Presbyterian Sunday School enjoyed a Christmas party on Wednesday afternoon at the church grounds. Santa Claus arrived to give each child a gift, then tea with soft drinks followed by games, ending in a happy celebration hosted by the Wenens Guild and the Young Peoples Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Sunday School
Churk
Wenens . Guild
Youn Peoples Club
Harvest Progress Report From Manilla District
Harvest in the Manilla district progresses with the wheat harvest nearing completion by mid next week. Crops exceed expectations, with average yield per acre expected to rise by at least three bushels compared to two months ago estimates.
Presbyterian Street Stall Saturday December 14
A street stall will feature Xmas puddings pickles and oaten goods. Donations and patronage appreciated. Hosted by Mrs J H Ooote Ton See.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Street
J, H, Ooote Ton
Maaille District Hospital Tenders and Local Sales Notes
Tenders are invited for Maaille District Hospital supplies for the half year starting January. Items include bread, meat, groceries, firewood, flour, and sales taxes excluded. Also listed are a sale of farming implements and household goods, with local contact for details. A Wheat Growers Union meeting is announced, with notes on revival of wheat situation and a memorial hall event featuring a market tea and dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilshire
STUD NOTIOR hinge Lad Paver ABBE Certificate of Registration
Registration note for a hinge lad paver with certificate details and a redacted cash receipt. Mentions registration number 472 and a date 31/12/41. Indicates extended pedigree inquiry available upon request.
In Memoriam Bowman and Watts Departed Loved Ones
In memory of Edward Oliver Thomas Bowman December 5. Not forgotten. Loving thoughts from wife and family. Also Esther Annie Watts died December 6 1931 aged 59. Husband and daughters Elsie and Mabel insert the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowman
Edward Oliver Thomas
de Aseed Aidy
Watts
Esther Annie
Meg
Elsie
Mabel
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For
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Ta Valence
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Trogbie
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Russia
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Young
Blanila
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Bouihal
Christmas Mail
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Tidd
Mexico
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Judd
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Aim
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Pam
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Momerton
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Queen
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Continent
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Mauilla
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W. A. Boman
Fon, Lee
Moorehead
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Palais Theatre
Jugeid Bergman
Warner Baxter
Adam
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Ray
Francis We Aang ‘Elison
O'Brien
Constance’ Banhett
Glory
Adiie Albert
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