New South Wales Railways Annual Report Highlights Profit and Traffic
The annual report to Parliament shows New South Wales Railways earned 16,002,699 with a 4,438,041 profit on capital, despite 6,500,000 in interest and exchange. Passenger journeys totaled 160,211,508, a record high, with major gains in coal, shale, minerals, grain, and flour traffic.
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N.8.w. Railways
T. J. Hartis Han
Merwohinden
Manilla Station Receipts and Exports Highlight 1985
Manilla station reported 187 496 bags received in the year ending June 30 1985 ranking second among northern and northwest stations led by Manilla. Despatches included 34 860 sheep and 194 horses with cattle and other livestock totals and extensive freight and passenger movements across Tamworth West Tamworth Barraba Attunga and Moree. Total minerals despatched reached 54 097 tons while line economics show high booked freight with room for doubt in translating station value to state trading figures.
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Klori
Manilla
Gunnedah
Boggabri
Attunga
Delangra
Baan Baa
Curlewis
Taverell
Dui
West Tamworth
Mt. Runnell
Wee Wan
Bellatta
Gonneda
Bogeabri
Curlewi
Moree
Armidsh
Tamworth
Barraba
Atttinga
Tenterfield
Walgett
Narrabri
Glen Tnnes
Curlewia
Armidale
Guyra
Attinga
Tamrth
West Tamrth
Attungs
Attings
Hales
North and North Western
Walcott
Inverest
Wralla
Watcha Bond
Armida Ae
Dale
Wari Gunneari Agora Innes
Mantin
Attange
Attanga
Sileer
Railway Department
Nn Bnttory
Manille Staton
Crop Update Manilla Station Wheat Totals
Heavy rains slowed harvest for a week but grain quality remains high at Manilla station. By Thursday over 200 000 bushels arrived at Manilla with 90 000 more in sheds, totaling about 300 000 bushels for the season. Upper Manilla and Klori each received 5 000 bags. About half the farmers finished, others just started, and 58 000 bushels have been dispatched from the silo.
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Manilla
Upper
Klori
Farewell to G H Wright at Rural School prize
Community gathers for the annual prize giving at 2 p m Monday 9 inst to honor G H Wright who is transferring to Carlingford and concluding years at Manius. Citizens are urged to attend and contributions may be left with organizing secretary W L Bingham. Auction sale of furniture goods tools at Roberts Markets next Saturday December 7. Only a small proportion of local wheat crops have been harvested with large quantities yet to be moved.
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Wright
Carlingford
W. L. Bingham
Roberts
Boggabri
Narrabri
Batur
Manilla
Senior Wildman Wool Inspector Passes in Manilla District
The late Mr Wildman, aged 80, renowned wool inspector for the Department, was highly regarded by Manilla district sheep men whom he served for years. He studied at Hawkesbury College and leaves a wife and young son.
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Orn
Department of
Iate
Wildman
Manilla
Manilla Fire Station to Open With Official Ceremony
Visitors including Mr D Watts of the Fire Brigades Board will arrive in Manila about 5 p.m. Wednesday for the opening ceremony set for 8 p.m. with an accompanying official.
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D. Watts
Fire Brigades’ Board
Manila
Jubilee and service times mark Manilla and New Mexico churches
The notice lists various worship services across towns including Evensong and Holy Communion at Holy Trinity Upper Manilla and St. Elmo, with times 11 am and 7:30 pm. It notes Silver Jubilee events, presbyterian services, and a sermon by Rev. Mitchell on The Silence of God, plus a Byron convention reference.
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Hall
Manilla
New Mexico
Rev. C. Loorese Barrabe
St. Elmo Per' Aista
M. Mitchell
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
A. Aa
Mitchell
God
Namoi River Church to mark sixtieth anniversary
The Namoi River Presbyterian Church will observe its 60th anniversary this Sunday afternoon. Former worshippers from the church and nearby communities are invited to attend. A rural school report lists sixteen pupils who passed the recent Primary Final examination, including Pat Bell Alvin Brenton Hedley Cadden and others. Palais Theatre features Laurel and Hardy in Babes in Toyland with Warren Williams as supporting, plus another film She from Sydney’s Plaza Theatre. A new drying hose pole is up at Manilla’s fire station amid NSW Aboriginal population figures of 909 full blooded and 9365 half castes per the Board for the Protection of Aborigines.
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Namoi River
Pat Bell
Manilla
New South Wales
Board For the Protection of
Australia’s trade balance shifts with Great Britain and US
Austrias balance with Great Britain stands at £10 00, with the United States surge to £8,899,700 in overseas trade results. Wool salvage from Pyrmont store fire could reach £160,000 after costs, while other notices mention charity events at Greek Hall and a memorial for Annie Hayne.
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Great Britain
Creek Hall
Japan
Amall Credite
A.J. McDonald
United States
Jamve Sean Waly
Tris
Goldsbrough Mort and Co., Ltd
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