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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 08, 1911
Page
2
Alleged Forgery Charged at Police Court
At the Police Court yesterday Harrie Algernon Ward alias Deb enham faced forgery charges. The alleged forged document purportedly bore the name of T. Ship of Attanga and was uttered by Clifford Hall of Attanga on 14 October last. The accused, who was reported to have appeared under another name, has fled the district for a few months and was remanded to await further proceedings in Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FS. Mackenzie
J.P. Harrie Algernon Ward
Debenham
T. Ship
Attanga
Clifford Hall
Foundation laying at Arnsdale R C Cathedral ceremony
Prominent Manilly residents attended the foundation laying at the Arnsdale RC Cathedral on Sunday. A distinguished gathering witnessed the ceremony and over 6,000 was collected. The building cost is nearly £25,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnsdale R.C
Sunkey
Iran
Competitive Concerts Draw Local Ladies to Stage
Tickets go on sale for a laties competitive concert on the 14th instant. The ladies employ real effort and promise a host of entertaining and varied selections. They plan every detail, including curtain calls, to ensure a successful event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liston
Wake Up Farmers Join the Association Now
A fragmented report urges farmers to attend the parents and citizens meeting and join the association. It notes weather damage at Hall's Creek, a river flood, campus library growth with 150 new books, and municipal progress including a debt-free Presbyterian Manse opening. The Shire Council holds 1354 pounds, bank business resumes, and local politics predict party growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall's Creek
Shire
We & S
M’dovald
Bank of Nsw
Carrington
Strafford-street
Tcay
S. Crowley
R. Meyers
J. Blair
Murph
Victoria
South Africa
Faulkner
Local Notes On Tax Meeting And Musical Prestige
Vis Atjesty approves Mr SW Moore on a title issue. Hal's Creek residents plan a tax meeting and concert. The Mayor to be asked to summon a meeting recognizing Mr A Welfer’s service. Dan Barry Co performed two popular pieces to packed houses. Burstall the master musician plans to settle in Mawilla. The Dan Barry Co again impressed with the pianist’s solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vis Atjesty
SW. Moore
Tom
Hal's Creek
A. Welfer
Telfer
Tamworth
Fmt
Dan Barry Co
Burstall
Mawilla
Telfer Elected Peraesy of Lever Shire Council in Manilla
Dr A Telfer of Manilla has been elected peresay of the Lever Shire Council. Mr O M Betts, accountant of the local NAB branch, receives notice of removal to Maitland. Betts is viewed as an excellent officer with steady demeanor. Master Harry Trenerry, son of W M Trenerry, appointed at Commercial Bank Buodarra after returning from school. Mr Cliffort Haydon departs for England aboard Osterley to attend the coronation with about 1200 passengers. Mrs A K Bailey learns of her father's death on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Telfer
Manilla
Lever
O. M. Betts
Bart
N.S.W
Maitland
Betts
Harry Trenerry
W. M. Trenerry
Commercial Bank
Buodarra
Cliffort Haydon
England
Osterley
A. K. Bailey
Manilla Race Club Annual Meeting Report
The Manilla Race Club held its annual meeting at Tattersalls on Monday night. The balance sheet showed a credit balance of £595 11d. Nominations for committee included J. T. Byrnes G. E. Cansdell Angus Fletcher Q H Hall and others. Ballot to be by post closes on the 2nd inst. Ro Stewart and B Binney named auditors. A recommendation was made to appoint Mr. J O'Donnell as starter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattersall’s
Tuperial Hotel
J. T. Byrnes
G. E. Cansdell
Angus Fletcher
Q. H. Hall
T. Afueil
F. Riddett
J. J. Brady
Abel Baldwin
Chas Baldwin
J. P. Byrnes
H. Baker
Cricket Team Selections For Afternoon Matches At Hordern
The report lists squad selections and ground fixtures for a Wednesday afternoon cricket program. Hordern replaces McCartney in the next test, with Kloin Ground set for an Albion v New Mexico one wicket encounter. Players include Arkinstail Binney W Conolly A Connolly Harpe Mack Rien Stewart Peasowil, plus Best Forster Gabriel Hartley Lovegrove Moore O'Brien Worth Rawcliffe Devlin Regan for Albion vs New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hordern
McCartney
Penals
Kloin
Arkinstail
Binney
W. Conolly
A. Connolly
Harpemackrien
Stewart
Peasowil Kave Imperial
Tel Cornet
Sharp
W. P. Best
Forster
Gabriel
Hartley
Lovegrove
Moore
O'Brien
Worth
Rawcliffe
Devlin
Regan
New Mexico
Baker
Seaulou
Roland S. Waygood
Brady
Jim Brady
Gardner
Porter
Trinder
Viennese Optician S A Basser to Visit for Eye Exams
Mr S A Basser, a Vienna optician with top certificates from Vienna to New York, arrives to provide consultations and eye testing. He will be at the Royal Hotel, Manila, on February 14 and 15 from 2 to 6 pm, offering expert examinations and advice for various visual defects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Basser
S.A. Basser
Vienna
Berlin
Dresden
London
New York
British Optical Association
Basser
Hawset ii
Haswer
Royal Hotel
Manill
Dueaday
Federal Land Tax Meeting Draws Large Local Attendance
A Farmers and Settlers Association public meeting in Manilla discussed the Federal Land Tax. Over 100 landholders attended as the chair Mr F. E. Heywood outlined aims to standardize valuations for taxation. A 10-strong valuers panel and a five-member select committee were appointed to ensure fair, uniform district valuations with circulars soon going to landowners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers and Settlers' Association
Manilla
F. E. Heywood
3. Association
Messrs
E, O. T. Bowman
W. T. Langworthy
T. B. Rodd
D. MacDonald
Kennedy
J. Coote
E. O. T. Bowman
Messrs Liston
Ratliff
A. Blanch
Cunningham
J. R. Heywood
Chas. Baldwin
Wrder
Jun
J. Shields
J. D. Kennedy
Jas. Gardner
Boggabri Road
Namoi River
C. Baldwin
J. Liston
Namoi Bi
Tamworth
Athel “Baldwin
E.G. Ratliff
Manooka Shire Council elects M Keon President for 1911 12
At special shire meetings Dr M F M Keon was unanimously elected President for the remainder of the term and 1911 12. Committees were named Finance Works Health Public Gates and a new Tender committee. The Council plans to meet monthly with a total fund of £654 1s 3d and a temporary loan fund of £70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. M'Keon
Crs MacDonald and
Shields
Donnelly
M‘keon
Crs
Crs Byrnes
MacDonald
Cr Shields
Crs Blanch
Uch
Wheat Market Dullness Amid Fire at Botany Workshop
Special Express wires report a dull wheat market with prices around 3s dd to 3s 554d at auction. Early today a fire destroyed Whidden Brothers wool scouting works and tannery at Botany, burning valuable machinery and causing a straight out blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whidden Brothers
Botany
Labor Conference and boxing match headlines
At the Labor Conference Mr Holman’s motion to reorganise the Federal Constitution was ruled out of order after a heated debate. The A W U urged Holman to retire from the Political Labor movement. Mr Lamond was elected President. In a stadium bout 10,000 watched Dave Smith defeat Cyclone Thompson on points after 20 rounds. Citizen army registrations reached 41,037, over 9,000 above estimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holman
A.W.U
Lamond
Minilan
Dave Smith
Cyclone Thompson
Smith
Citizen's Army
Discovery of Human Remains at Town Hall Excavation
Workmen unearthed a coffin containing human remains that crumbled when exposed to air. A youth named Garrett driving near Burrowa was struck dead by lightning. A prominent Trades Union official and Labor candidate is missing for ten days. A union special meeting occurred last night with another planned for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett
Burrowa
Resignation and new ministry in Brisbane turnover
Mr Kidston resigned the Premiership late last night and a new ministry was formed with Mr Denham. Mr Kidston reportedly suffers stress from work and the loss of his wife. Treasurer Mr Hathorn has resigned his seat to focus on private business. Floods persist in Brisbane with serious conditions. A mail contractor Truck Nell and a boy named Low drowned after a buggy capsized at Burketown. North Rockhampton is largely flooded and railway traffic remains disordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Kidston
Denham
Hathorn
Trucknell
Low
Burketown
Rockhampton
Uniform Railway Gauge Debate Opens at Conference
Elbourne officials announce the question of a uniform railway gauge will be considered in its preliminary stage at next week’s conference of railway commissioners. Mr. Fisher expresses concern that public opinion is not fully aroused to the issue’s urgency and importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbourne
Conference of
Fisher
Children poisoned by margarine in Berne family tragedy
Eight children in a Berne Switzerland family were poisoned by rancid margarine. Three died and three others remain dangerously ill as medical authorities investigate the outbreak and its source. The incident prompts public health warnings and calls for inspection of dairy products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berne
Switzerland
Mailman's Horse Drowned in Namoi River Tragedy
Keepit mailman on a Monday encountered a flooded Namoi River at Dairy Crossing near Manilla. His horse slipped on the steep approach and immersed its head, the sulky washed away, and both horse and mail bag were swept downstream. J Flett fetched help, secured the sulky, but the horse drowned. The bay horse was among Mr Langworthy's finest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keepit
Manilla
Namoi
Flett
J. Flett
Langworthy
Rural Workers Wages Debate At Local Audited Meeting
The local branch of the F aud S. Association held a largely attended Saturday morning meeting to discuss the Rural Workers Union claim. Changes were made proposing hours at 40 instead of 45, with slight alterations to the demand. Report to follow in the next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faud S. Association
No explosion of acetylene at site noted
Fragmentary report cites military personnel including sergeants and a transfer to Manila. Details are unclear due to OCR failures, but mentions a small incident, personnel names, and location references to a fort and a coast area with ceremonial tone.
A Socialist's Funeral Procession in Berlin
A procession of 50,000 people moved to the cemetery for the funeral of Herr Singer deputy Socialist leader in Berlin. The march began at noon. the first contingent reached the cemetery at nightfall. English and other volunteer doctors fight plague in Manchuria as the Chinese Government vows £1000 to families of doctors who die serving the outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herr Singer
Berlin
Manchuria
Manilla Referendum Address by Mr C W Oakes
Mr C W Oakes will deliver an address on the Federal referendum on the 6th instant at Manilla. Insolvent stock to be sold by WT Langworthy next Saturday. The Shire Council will be a good team for progressive practical works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Oakes
Manilla
Swi
WT Langworthy
Referenda debated as path to constitutional powers
In a large open air gathering Mr G R W M Donal d M L A urged a Yes vote on April referenda to modify the Constitution so Parliament gains powers over combines and trusts and to advance New Protection for workers. He argued unification is not imminent and mocked critics. The meeting, chaired by Alderman Kennedy, also touched on MPs salaries and local political support in Manilla. Church services notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
G. R. W. M'Donald
M.L.A
Arneil
Australia
McDonald
Wade
Ald. Kennedy
Manilla
Joe Kelly
Harvest Thanksgiving Services at Methodist Church
Harvest Services at the Methodist Church drew a large crowd on Sunday. Rev. G Laverty delivered two meaningful sermons and the evening featured seasonable choir music. The church was well decorated with fruits of the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
New Stationer E H Baird Offers Music Stock
The New Stationer E H Baird advertises a fresh stock of music items and instruments ready for customers. The notice emphasizes updated selections and convenient availability for shoppers seeking musical supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Baird
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SALE
Imanilla
Vanilla Express
Pao Baliering
F. & S Association
Grauthaim Tisbory Tellerstet
Ae Blake
Lurean
Sydney
Manilla Race Club
Cricket
Clive Wilshire
Kenedy
Manoowa Shire
Gr. M'Keon
Hooda
Mailman
Sanday al
Kyau
Muaindi
Manila
Hyams Sin
Mr. M'Donald
Church Services
Alr
Church of England
Manla
Mr. H. Redd
Bective
Somerton
Namor
Norman McKie
Rev. G. Laverty
Verza Maninta
A. T. Rayment
Harvest Services
F.T. Hunt
Kiori Estate
E. BH. Baird
B. Jaird
Youe Ld
Onto Dat
Anada
Jouse
Reston
Railway
Asc
Veness
Clyde MacDonald
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