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Newspaper

Manilla Express

Location

Manilla, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Feb 03, 1953

Page

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Campaign Critique of Cahill Government in NSW

Chaffey attacks State Labor ministers as they campaign at public expense in luxury cars and public officers. He cites the Premier’s costly Packard, bus funding cuts, and a public works record he calls muddled. He accuses the Cahill administration of propaganda, high taxation, rail fare hikes, and limited housing outside Sydney, urging voters to note electoral act changes.

Chaffey Chafffey New South Wales Cahill Cahill Labour Party Keep It Manilla Hospital Nsw Armidale Manilla Mr. Chaffey Housing Commission Sydney Newcastle Wollongong

McMahon Defends Public Accounts Role Over Chaffey Attacks

Mr J McMahon MLA defending Public Accounts Committee criticism of Chaffey MLA remarks. He said Treasury money was properly accounted for and used for urgent needs including bush fire relief and locomotives aiding harvest. McMahon noted opposition leaders and Liberal-Country allies backed Treasury explanations, while Chaffey resigned amid dispute over committee actions. He questioned Chaffey’s request for Premier’s reply and referenced McGirr Cahill voting rules affecting home visits for postal ballots.

Chaffey McMahon Treasury G. Brian Mla Liberal Country

Labor claims progress and fight for soldier settlement

Minister for Lands criticizes Liberal-Country policy on closer and soldier settlement. Hawkins cites NSW and federal figures, noting 3,400 ex servicemen settled, 13,000 rehabilitated, and plans for 2,000 more farms. He argues NSW Labour’s scheme is the nation’s most successful, despite loan cuts, and warns against halting settlement. Narrabri’s Edgerd Estate cited as a model.

Hawkins Labor Tamworth W. J. Scully New South Wales Australia Liberal - Country Party Western Australia Tasmania M. Hawkins Edgerd Narrabri Liberal Country Parties

Early cheese discovery predates 2000 BC says study

CSIRO tests on 50 rab bits from the Moree area show 21 percent immune to myxomatosis. The area has been chosen for a new Moree ambulance station.

CSIRO Moree Alte

Tamworth Electorate Declares Labor Advocate

In a campaign statement, Labor supporters attack the nine year inactivity of the prior government and tout Ww. J. Scully as the Tamworth candidate who will pursue closer settlement and rural development, emphasizing Labor’s progressive policies.

W. J. Scully Labor Party Tamworth J. Scully Hawkins

Petrol in Open In The Manills Court of Petty Sessions

In a Weines Sgt Maskill told how on December 1 1952 an Inspector from the Mines and Explosives Department checked the premises of R F Hardcastle and Sons at Court Street. The firm held a permit for 500 gallons underground and 44 gallons above ground but 792 gallons were found unused at inspection. The defendant’s counsel argued for section 556A relief, but the magistrate ruled this was a real danger and noted the maximum penalty of 100.

Sgt. Maskill Police Mines and Explosives Department Sydney Mr. Hardcastle Court St R. F. Hardcastle and Sons M. 2. Leyden J D Kennedy

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Axminster FANCY Denver Coats Ually Paar M. C. MacKenzie & Sons Pty. Ltd Para Scully J. McMahon Par Public Accounts Committee Minister For Lands Stoddart Hayward de Brett Stoddart & Hayward Pty. Ltd P.O For Manills Weines
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