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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 04, 1930
Page
2
Master Optiesar Attends North and South Institute Event
A notable figure from the North and West districts visits St Mortanle’s Institute. The occasion centers on community outreach and educational collaboration with local residents and staff.
Wheat and wool slump roils Manilla farming hits
The article notes sustained low wheat prices and a wool sales slump causing concern among local farmers in Manilla. It references Australia’s crop shortfall, tariff debates by the Scullin government, and tensions in Britain Australia trade, predicting difficult financial conditions and uncertain wheat prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Eitape
Britain
Blok
Thia
Aml
Africa
Tessier
Falar
Aus
Bishop Moyes to Visit Manilla for Weekend Services
The Bishop of Armidale will visit Manilla on Sunday February 16 and stay through the following Thursday. He will preach Sunday evening with special music and a procession. two servers and the Vicar as chaplain accompany him. Parish events run Monday to Wednesday with noon and afternoon meetings at Milliwindi, Manilla, Rashes Creek, Halls Creek, and Hurdurist daily prayers at 6 30 am. Parishioners urged to assist women’s guild with Monday supper arrangements and a fashion note. Flood warnings issued for Darling stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moyes
Armidale
Manilla
Eveniong
Milliwindi
Rashes Creek
Halls Creek
Pam He
Aaster
Women's Guild
Australian selectors spar over Ryder and Ponsford contrast
A critic notes two Australia selectors dismissed Jack Ryder despite leadership and form while questioning why Bill Ponsford, seen as weaker in bowling and fielding, remains favored. The piece questions consistency in selection decisions and highlights Ryder’s strong averages and captaincy versus Ponsford’s lower figures.
Australian Cricket Tour Itinerary Drafted by Board
The proposed schedule lists matches across England and Scotland from April to August, including Worcester, Leicester, Leyton, Sheffield, Liverpool, Lord's, The Oval, Trent Bridge, Old Trafford, and other venues. Key dates span May through August with dates for MCC, university teams, county clubs, and regional trips, ending with Kent at Canterbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control
Worcestershire
Worcester
Leicestershire
Leicester
Essex
Leyton
Yorkshire
Sheffield
Lamashire
Liverpool
MCC
Lord
Derbyshire
Chesterfield
Surrey
Oval
Oxford
Hampshire
Southampton
Middlesex
Lord's
Eee University
Cambridge
Trent Bridge
Lancashire
Old Trafford
Test
Bradford
Newingham
Leeda
Scotland
Edinburgh
Weat
Glasgow
Durham
Sunderland
Somerset
Gloucestershire
Bristol
Kent_ Canter bury
Picture Land Weregday Plot Villains and Beasts
A chaotic plot summary claims Lon Abaney is not the villain while Pate appears as the sole villain in a Tiger Haynes play. Satan appears as a Tiger's ire and the East becomes a perilous stage setting with Tigers gorillas elephants and young women. The Kid supports the picture as a contrasting element.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weregday
Lon Abaney
Werees
Pate
Tiger Haynes
Satan
Nemesix
East
Howman
No Need For Nerves Mr Senllin Sees Stable Wool Outlook
Mr Senllin says there is no need for worry about the financial outlook. Australia will meet its stabilising targets and he would cooperate on any reasonable proposal to stabilise the wool industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senllin
Australia
Ocal Trouble Brightens as Mines Resume Work
Signs suggest coal strike may fade as miners return to fields near Greta on Monday night. Most isolated mines expected to restart within days under federal involvement in a writ of prohibition related to Judge How ard case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fillfield
Greta
Ooward
Warner's Opinion on Italian Batting and English Bowling
Warner asserts Italian batting superiority but English bowling may balance it. P F Warner declines a proposal, while Bavin reassures New South Wales’ financial outlook, signaling cautious optimism amid cricket and regional economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F. Warner
Education federation clash over leadership amid teacher troubles
A garbled report shows a dispute between Mr. Drummond and the Federation over control of education. Assertions about delivery and withdrawal threaten to bar play or involvement, as calls for federation to yield and for government action intensify amid the tension.
Seiquor Bill I Th State Provisions For Licenses
A proclamation notes that a liquor bill by Mr. Leo would include provisions to issue new licenses for business activities. In Tur Creek region a forestry worker’s inquest follows heavy rain. Patrick Carney, an angleman, was found dead in Brow police district under unclear circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seavelt
Tur Creek
Patrick
Carney
Brow
Foley
A Bound to Speaking at the Quian Clik Vancouver
A speech in Vancouver featured Mr Shaldan advising Canada on arbitration practices. He argued that Capital 1 Labor would be better served at a conference by a third party court. He claimed he kept out Rix rules in ladies attire and frocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quian Clik
Vancouver
Shaldan
Canada
Am Arbitration
Australia
Capital 1
Labor
Diggers and Glenilla to clash at recreation ground
A cricket match will be played at the recreation ground on Wednesday with Diggers led by W Gannon and J A Rochfort facing Glenilla captained by H B Green. Martin is tipped for bowling honors from the Diggers while reserves may not be needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recrestion
Mor‘sow
Fee Green
Diggers
To Be or Not to Be A.W.U. committee on reaffiliation report
The A W U appointed a committee to consider reaffiliation with the L P in support of the proposal. Mel Riordan of Queensland said it was time the A W U controlled the ALT rather than leaving it to cranky hands. Mines in the Northern Coal fields begin work today and others are expected to start as South Maitland railway opens. Men freely offered for work. Mr Mares predicts rain across New South Wales. The North West of the central port of Italy and the Sam West of Queensland have been well sacked. The Warrego River Paroo River and Barcoo River in far North West are in flood. It was raining at Broken Hill on Monday and Bourke today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.W.U
4.L.P
Mel Riordan
Queensland
A.W.1
South Maitland
Mr. Mares
New South Wales
Tfalia
Sam
Queenalane
Warrega
Paroa
Butloo
Broken Hill
Bourke
Drought Buds Forecast for South Australia and NSW
Reports from South Australia and Western New South Wales indicate drought breaking, with prospects for rain or improved conditions. Officials note moisture gains and potential relief for farming regions amid dry spell concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Australia
Western New South Wales
Legislative Council Reforms Warned By Mr Havin
Mr Havin urges Legislative Council members to promise to preserve the body's constitution and warns that if labor takes over and reshapes it, the council will be promptly ended.
Souvenir for West Scotland Manufactures Board Death Celebration
Mr Jim Muirhead receives a 4 photo souvenir from the Joint Boards of Conciliation and Arbitration for the Manufactured Steel Trade of West Scotland as they near disbanding after a royal evening on May 25 1922. The president was Sir John Stirling Maxwell with vice president Sir Thomas Munro. Eugene Quinn is noted as proposing the celebratory idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Muirhead
West Scotland
Muirhead
Glengarnock
John Stirling Maxwell
Thomas Munro
Ireland
Eugene Quinn
Italian and French nationals detained on arrival at Port Jackson
Customs officers boarded the Orvieto on arrival at Port Jackson and detained Salvatore Bua and Jeanne Soret. The two, previously seen at Fremantle, were refused landing and kept under observation en route to Sydney. Mim Sorlot, gravely ill, was hospitalized and held under police control pending deportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orvieto
Port Jackson
Salvatore Bua
Jeanne Soret
Fremantle
Sydney
Eua
Orsova
Naplex
Mim Sorlot
First Glide First Glide Lieutenant Barnaby completes
Lieutenant Barnaby completes the first glide arth from airship. In a 4 an wiles glider he came down 3,001 feet in 13 minutes, landing gynt in a field. Another airman crashed at Mascot today, plume war masher and the airman badly injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnaby
Wiles
Russia
Asme
Mascot
Pianoforte Pupils Sought by Mrs James on Market Street
Mrs M James of Market Street will begin piano lessons from February 1. A hairdressing announcement notes Jim Ambter has taken over Kramer s Hair Saloon management. The Mechanics' Institute halves schedule meets Friday February 14 1980 at 7 30 pm with Treasurer P Bailey and Secretary listed for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. James, AL
Market Street
Jim Ambter
Sydney
Brisbane
Kramers
Mechmanics’ Institute
P. Bailey
Hannaford Announces Partnership With Muirhead
Mr M Hannaford thanks supporters and declares partnership with Mr Dia Muirhead. The firm pledges to earn fair patronage in both ladies and gentlemen's departments through attention to business, workmanship, and civility, aligning with the Act 1890 and the affairs of Manila Flour Mills Limited in liquidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Hannaford
Dia Muirhead
Manilla Flour Mills Limited
Notice to creditors of the William Forsythe Kennedy liquidation
Creditors are required to send their claims by March 10 1930 with names addresses and details of debts to liquidators William Forsythe and John Dun can Kennedy at Tamworth Central Chambers Peel Street Tamworth. If not proved by written notice from the liquidators or their solicitors claimants may be excluded from distribution. Dated Tamworth February 3 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Forsythe
John Duncan Kennedy
Thomas Davis
Sheedy and Company
Central Chambers
Peel Street
Tamworth
Will
M Forsythe
Ordinary election extra for one alderman in Manilla
Walter Filsell proclaims David Mitchell Easterman elected alderman for the Manilla municipality to serve the balance of the term following ex Alderman Danbar’s resignation. Details list Easterman, Easterman, and Raydon candidates, with official declaration by town clerk W. Filsell. Also notes single fare return railway tickets from Manilla to Sydney on Feb 1 1930 with specific return validity and coupon requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Arthur Filsell
Hein
A. K. Danbar
Saati County
Easterman
David Mitchel
Rayson
Hugh
David Mitchell Easterman
Mauilla
W. Filsell
Offier
Manilla
Sydney
Manilla Notice Indicates Further Details Soon
A local notice states that additional particulars will be advertised for Manilla. The brief item signals forthcoming information through official channels and urges residents to await announced specifics.
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