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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 09, 1916
Page
5
At 1 a m and 7 30 pm Rev F W Brown leads services in NE Mexico by Brown with Upple Manilla 2 and W Brown named in the notice.
The Parents' and Guardians' Association president Auderson collected eight pounds sixteen shillings for prizes to Public School pupils. A prize draw day has been fixed for the afternoon.
Fragmentary notice lists 400 Wether on hand and mentions 300d country activity. Reading is partial and unclear but indicates livestock quantities and destination context. No further names or organizations are clearly legible.
The editor discusses patience and prudence in facing the coal strike, urging calm public spirits and reasoned actions. He argues Australians balance optimism with realism, noting the need for firm yet steady measures to navigate wartime challenges without panic.
The Premier indicates support for a government monopoly to legalise the totalisator as a financial expedient. Proposals expect major revenue to the treasury, with profits shared with proprietary clubs but the bookmaker’s role largely unaffected this year. The move follows pressure from reformers and opposition voices within the Labor party amid wartime political turmoil.
An English paper reports the deaths of two Irish brothers, privates in the Inniskilliners, who served in the same battalion. They fought together at the Dardanelles, were sent to another front, were gassed simultaneously, taken to the same hospital, and died on the same day.
The seller advertises a large stock of rough wear clothing including strong flannel undershirts Galatea shirts trousers and wide leaf felt hats with boots. Prices claimed to be far below all rivals.
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