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Newspaper

Manilla Express

Location

Manilla, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Dec 10, 1954

Page

3

Parkes sub-terminal boosts NSW bulk wheat storage

Parkes sub-terminal will store 44 million bushels of wheat in bulk with a three-elevator tower handling 600 tons per hour. Two elevators serve rail, one serves road. five trains can load in an eight hour day. The system serves twenty seven silo stations and aims to cut rail turnround from 12 to 2 days. Grain Elevators Board to represent growers in storage and receival.

Graham Parkes Condobolin Bogan Gate Tullamore Narromine Warringa Ion Ais New South Wales Ators

Holden Stands Out For Economy And Dependability

Dependability and economy, comfort, value, for money. In Australia Holden earns strong testimonials like taxi operator L. J. Clarke of Adelaide reporting two Sedans with 385000 and 312000 miles, both over 200000 on the original engines before replacements. New rear axle assembly introduced for silent, trouble free operation with taper roller bearings and adjustable differential side bearings.

Australia Holden L. J. Clarke Pirie Street Adelaide S.A

Queen Elizabeth II as Head of Commonwealth Aged Faithful Symbol

The piece argues that since Queen Elizabeth II’s Australia visit her status has solidified as Head of the Commonwealth. It notes Malan’s hints of a South African republic while remaining within the Commonwealth, and predicts the Queen’s influence will grow as more states may join. It lauds her personal dedication and stable royal succession for future generations.

Queen Elizabeth Australia Commonwealth Daniel- Francois Malan Union of South Africa Union Republic Elizabeth

Conversion options on Australian Consolidated 32% Securities

£63,022,680 of Australian Consolidated 32% Securities issued November 1938 mature December 15, 1954. They may be converted immediately into new Commonwealth Bonds or Inscribed Stock. By converting you retain your investment and continue to receive interest at the new rate. Check holdings of prewar Australian Consolidated Securities to confirm if they mature. If securities are held by banks for safe custody, a Conversion application form should be sent. Investors not receiving a form should verify maturity dates and, if in possession, check the top printed interest rate and maturity date.

Convert Your Maturing Securities To Commonwealth Bonds

Banks supply a conversion form for maturing securities into new Commonwealth Bonds or Inscribed Stock at face value. Interest continues at the new rate and funds remain invested in Australia’s development. Conversions start at £10 for longer terms, or £1,000 multiples for shorter terms with a cash top-up of £1 5s per £100 converted. redemptions available on or after December 15, 1954.

Commonwealth Australia

Mister Scoutmaster at the Palais stars Clifton Webb

Clifton Webb headlines the Twentieth Century Fox comedy Mister Scoutmaster at the Palais Friday and Saturday with Edmund Gwenn and George Winslow. Frances Dee and Veda Ann Borg lead the supporting cast as a 280 Scout troop provides humor and heart in this Be Prepared adaptation.

Clifton Webb Twentieth Century Fox Palais Theatre Edmund Gwenn Little George G. Scoutmaster Webb

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THE Manilla. Express Venient G.M.A.C. General Motors Clifton’s Pty. Ltd R A Commonwealth Bonds Pouks Thaee S National Geographical Society
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