Poultry Society Explains Turkey Show Changes
In a letter from Manilla Agricultural Society officials, the poultry sub-committee explains that eliminating turkey classes was due to lack of proper coops and not economy. They note declines in entries and urge local turkey breeders to support future shows with better housing and cooperation. The committee highlights prize-money increases and seven trophies won, hoping for stronger turkey participation in 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esi
Mr. Coote
Metropolitan
Gosford
C. L. Wilshire
C. F. Hayward
A. G. Doring
H. L. Allnutt
Manilla Express to Close For Holidays Until January 3
The Manilla Express will suspend publication today in accordance with federal award rules for bi weekly and weekly country papers. The first issue of 1935 will appear on January 3. The paper thanks readers and clients for their strong support and wishes a prosperous new year to the district and its people.
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Express
Telephone at Manilla lock-up planned by police
Captain Chaffey the Chief Secretary reports that the Commissioner of Police has advised further consideration of the matter and arrangements are being made to install a telephone at the Manilla Police lock-up for use by local organisations.
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Capt
Chaffey
Commissioner of Police
Manilla
Manilla Businesses Set Special Holiday Hours
Manilla business houses will stay open until 9 pm on Saturday night, December 22. On Christmas Eve they will operate until 10 pm. They will be closed on Tuesday and Wednesday, December 25 and 26, with reopening on Thursday through Monday, December 31. Normal business resumes, with closures on January 1 and 2.
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Manilla
Shire President's Report Highlights Mandowa Council Efforts
The Shire President's annual report details the Council's activities over the past year. Councillors praised the report for showing every effort to maximize ratepayer service given limited funds.
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Mandowa Shire
Cradle Song at the Palais Featuring Dorothea Wieck
Dorothea Wieck, famed continental star, to appear at the Palais on Saturday and Xmas Eve Monday in the remarkable Cradle Song film. Holiday programme advertised in this issue.
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Dorothea Wieck
the Palais
McLeod Fountain Erected by Manilla Council
At Tuesday's Manilla Municipal Council meeting the Mayor announced the drinking fountain honoring Ald A. R. McLeod has been erected before the Council Chambers. A small tablet will be placed at the pedestal base detailing the purpose, and this will be completed early in the new year.
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Manilla
Ald A. R. McLeod
Book-keeping exam results at Southern Cross College Manilla
Convent Manilla reports the Southern Cross Business College bookkeeping exam results. Advanced grade: Inita Kuhn 94 percent, Joyce Ryan 88, Doris Marr 86. Intermediate grade: Nellie Lund 100, John Hiscox 98, Emma Donnelly 98, Eleanor Henry 96.
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Southern Cross Business College
Inita Kuhn
Joyce Ryan
Doris Marr
Nellie Lund
John Hiscox
Emma Donnelly
Eleanor Henry
Manilla silo logs 144000 bushels by Wednesday night
Silo records show 144000 bushels received at Manilla by Wednesday night. A train filled with 15 trucks in 12 hours removed part of the stock, each train carrying about 8000 bushels, with another train emptied today.
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Manilla Silo
Wedding party in Masonic Hall for Miss Bowman and Mr. Bignall
In a friendly pre wedding gathering at the Masonic Hall Miss Winnie Bowman and Mr Ray Bignall were feted by over 150 friends hosted by Mrs A V Shelton. The hall was mauve decorated as chosen by the couple. Gifts included a tea set Pyrex dish and silver shaker. The evening featured music games supper and ends with Auld Lang Syne. Weather notes record heavy rainfall totals for Manilla.
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Winnie Bowman
Ray Bignall
Masonic Hall
A. V. Shelton
Miss Bowman
Gloria Shelton
Hartley
Prairies Auction in Manilla District Sheep and Wool Growers
The sale notice lists the well known Manilla holding The Prairies offered by auction at W J Byrnes on Saturday January 12. About 1495 acres freehold C P and C L subject to survey. Private treaty already sold 330 acres, area praised as sound for sheep and wool growing in a well watered, desirable district. Local halls host festive events around the sale.
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Manilla
W. J. Byrnes
C.P
C.L
Ee Leia .P
J. Byrnes
Municipal parking plan includes angled 45 degree spots
The council fixed 45 degree parking on Manilla Stratford and Court streets from Court to Rowan, with notices to be posted. The post office frontage and 20 feet each side of a bowser are withdrawn from parking. Ald McLeod moved to buy 3 quarter acre blocks in Arthur Street from Messrs G D Roberts. motion carried.
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Ald
J. Coates
Percy Coates
Lithgow
Mandowa Shire
Ald. Coates
Manilla
Don Roberts
Cyril Young
Queensland
Mr. Roberts
Moscow Station
Quantas
Scotta
C.P.S
Manilla Street
Court Street
Market Street
Stratford Street
Rowan Street
Ald. McLeod
Arthur Street
Messrs
8. G
D. Roberts
Bowman
Tamworth Trading Campaign Urges Local Support
Tamworth campaign urges readers to back local shopkeepers over bigger cities noting they employ locals, support charities, and offer credit. Also mentions a public holiday on January 2, an engagement announcement for Jean Turner of Manilla to Ralph Harris of Ballina, illness of Mrs Allan Geddes’ father, a swan-shaped hen egg found by Ross Baker, and trains safety advisory.
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Quirindi Gazette
Tamworth
Newcastle
Sydney
Scotte
Jean
J. C. Turner
Manilla
Ralph
A. E. Harris
Ballina
Robert Hagan
Allan Geddes
Ross Baker
Xmas and New Year Store Hours Notice
Manilla Business Mens' Alan D H Kennedy, Secretary, lists shortened Christmas and New Year closing times. December 22 3 pm, December 23 10 pm, December 24 all day, December 25 all day, December 26 all day, December 27 5 80 pm, December 28 5 30 pm, December 29 6 pm, December 31 all day, January 1 all day, January 2 all day, after which normal hours resume.
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Manilla Business Mens
Alan
D. H. Kennedy
Mandowa Shire approves 1934 rate estimates
Council of Mandowa Shire meeting on December 15 1934 approves expenditure estimates and rate plan under Local Government Act 1919. Provisions include general fund expenditure 8669 3 3 pounds, other revenue 4543, rate requirement 4126 3 3 pounds, total unimproved value 660186, and a general rate of 14 pence in the pound on all ratable land. Shire Office Manilla J Coates FLLC.A. Shire Clerk December 17 1934.
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Council
Mandowa Shire
U.C.V
Mandowa
J. Coates
FLL
Manilla
Local Grown Fruit Peaches Ready for Delivery
Peaches are ready for harvest and can be delivered anywhere in the municipality at market rates. Apply E. Sprndd Moonaran.
Tender calls for al teration and erection projects in Manilla
Tenders invited for several construction jobs including new sheep yards, erection of 20 dog yard, new cattle pavilion. Plans at secretary’s office. Tenderers must quote per job and for the lot in one sum. All works due by 1 March. Closings Friday 21st December 1934. G F B Grill Manilla.peeve Society.
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Originuy
Imall and
Sixes
Opal
Jinea
Menyamas
Stoddart & Hayward
Manilla Agricultural Society
John D. Kennedy & Son
Simpson
J. BE. Simpson
Kelly
JL d. Stephens
Mli.s
Syd. Univ
Chas W. Enoll
Lond
Optometrist
Enoll
Royal Hotel
Jim Thin
H. A. Barraclough Ltd
Business Holidays
Shire
A. B. Campbell
New England
W. C. Thompson
Scotts
Onwonuo Cbe
F. Heywood
Roy Heywood
Prairies
R. C
L. Brady
Imperial Hotel
Penfold
A.C. Kelly
Palais Theatre
Directivn
K. L. Betts
J. Hunt
Eve
Dorothes Wiecks
Guy
G. F. B. Grill
Manilla Peeve Society
C. Moore
Upper Manilis
Moore
U.P.C
New Menzico
Barralos
L. Deane
Presbyterian
The
Holy Catholic Church
Ican
Anglican
Rushes Creek
Pitt, Son and Badgery
Wethers
Wether
Recreation Ground
Works Committee
W. Blair
J. Blair