Memorial Hall trustees urge council to assume control
A deputation from the Memorial Hall trustees Mechanics Institute and Returned Soldiers League asked the Municipal Council to take over management. They cited debt of £837 on the property and declining revenue while stressing the hall’s public importance and need to keep it open. The Institute warned continued control was financially impossible and urged council responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hall
Messrs, AC. Venes
W. J. Byrnes
H. Stoddart
Messrs
C. F. Hayward
H. J. Hoberts
The
Mechanic's Institute
Dr. H. Rayson
Returned Soldiers’ League
Wer Memorial
Mechanics’ Institute
Byrnes
Ted
Ald
McLeod
Ald. J. N. Kennedy
Mechanics' Institute
Manila
Ald. McLeod
J.D. Kennedy
Rayson
League
Manilla
A.C. Veness
Manilla Re-elects Mayor Bowman for 1936
Ald Bowman elected Mayor of Manilla for 1936 after unopposed nomination. Deputy Mayor Ald McLeod chosen. council vows harmony and continued progress. Memorial Hall and Meals room repairs discussed with Returned Soldiers League terms and possible council control. Public urged to keep hall open as a memory of war service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manilla
Ald BE. O. T
J. D. Kinnedy
Tal
J. N. Kennedy
A. B. McLeod
J. D. Kennedy
Manila
E. C. T. Bowman
Manilla Council approves footpath blinds and urgent works
Applications for footpath blinds at Simpsons Pharmacy and Hay business premises granted with conditions. Emergency relief works in Namoi Street proposed at about 2500 pounds. Water chemistry questioned. officials confirm no ill effects on plant life. Works Committee reports drainage and street improvements for Namoi Street and Barraba Street area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AB Simpson
Simpsons’ Pharmacy
A. RB. Mebend
Iiay Business Pretoler
W. C. Grantham
A.C. Kelly
McLeod
Works Committee
Namoi Street
Manilla
Ald
J. N. Kennedy
H. Me
Nab Wan
J.D. Kennedy
Council
L. J. Smithers
The
Water Board
Kennedy
Planta
A. B. McLeod
H. P. Baker
C. L. Wilshire
Namei Street
North
Barraba Street
River Street
Charies Street
Probate Administration for Emily Ann Bayliss in NSW
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales probate jurisdiction, administration of the estate of Emily Ann Bayliss of Namoi Street Manilla is sought by the Public Trustee. All claimants must file detailed claims by 18 January 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of New South Wales
Emily Ann Bayliss
Namoi Street
Manilla
New South Wales
M. C. Nott
Publc
St. James Building
Elizabeth Street
Sydney
Australia Clinches Test Win Over South Africa by 9 Wickets
First Test reduced to Australia leading after South Africa made 248 in reply. By stumps on Day three South Africa were 182 for 8, with Richartman impressing at bowling. Nourse 91 Siddle 59 Bowen 48 helped South Africa reach 388. Australia then chased with Brown 58 and MacCabe 36 not out as Australia won by nine wickets.
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McCaby
Chipperfield
Brome
Darting
Australia
South Africa
Ree Richartman
O'Tivilty
Sydney
Rane
Astralians
Nourse
Siddle
Bowen
Brown
MacCabe
Merecoheed
Wheat Prices Jump as Argentina and Britain Drive Market
Wheat prices fluctuated from 2 shillings 3 pence to 3 shillings 2 pence per bushel through a week. Following Britain's large purchase, prices rose again, with Argentina's weaker crop and higher saleable price contributing to London market gains. Canada’s vast carryover and 1994 yield projections influenced expectations of a temporary European famine risk.
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Britain
London
Canada
Europe
Manilla Notices Include Sales and Local Updates
Crystal Ice advertises filtered water ice delivery to any Manilla address. A fundraising competition for convent funds awarded to Rev. Dean English. A. C. Kelly plans Xmas Eve departure, returning January 11. A. Jochimson, shire engineer, had a serious operation in Sydney on Tuesday. Tom Stewart and spouse take annual holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manilla
Dean English
A. C. Kelly
A. Jochimson
Shire
Sydney
Tom Stewart
Christmas notices and local items from Manilla region
A mixed page item note shows religious schedule times for Holy Cathotic Church events and local club services, plus regional sports results with South Australia and Victoria performances. Municipal Council approves higher domestic power rates for the first 20 units and thereafter, while hotel renovations at the Tri Perial Hotel progress. Camper visitors plan to depart for Port Macquarie on Christmas Eve.
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Napery
All Ladies
Phones
Stoddart & Hayward Ltd
Ald. Wilshire
Mr. Venens
Business Men's Association
Come
Ates
Baker
Water Committee
John D. Kembedy
Osinem Hoers
A, E. Simpson
Mps
Pho
Chemis
Optician
Taille Street
Telephone
B. J. Saphens
Chas W. Exon
F.lo
Lond
MLO
Knoll
Berd Bott
G.P.O
Aleion
Stephens’ Pharmacy
ELA
Barracloughs Ltd
Boreas ND Optiota
Leo O'Bullamn
Manilla Memorial Hall
J, Grady
C. Haram
T, Vidler
H Dennedy
MO. Macken
Ximat North
Maslin Treasag
I Works
Toylard
Othere
Toyland Nest Machinery Section
M. D. Mackenete & Sons
Aseoclation
QumNon
Battle of North
MacKenzie & Sons Ltd
Palais Theatre
Frankenstein
Guy “Kibbee
Aline ‘McMahon
Tueaday
Mallove
Might
Edna May Oliver
Bdward E
Lalla Wie
Wialesta
Holy Cathotic Church
Tecan Pots
Rene Ir
Mexilla
Rashen’ Creek
AL Battersby
Mitchall
Newcastle
South Australia
Don Bradman
N.S.W
Badcock
Victoria
Queensland
Rigg
Scaife
Melbourne
Campery i
Port Macquarie
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