Booth rights auctioned at Saturday show
The Booth rights for the forthcoming show were sold by A C Veness. Refreshment booth bidding opened at 15 pounds and rose to 22 pounds with Lovegrove winning. Publican's booth started at 80 pounds and closed at 89 pounds with Wally Rooke prevailing. Earlier, Rooke had secured Barraba Show booth for 72 pounds. For 1937 Manilla Show refreshment booth was 21 pounds and publican's booth 91 pounds. The Show Society congratulates the winners and thanks others for participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Veness
Lovegrove
Wally Rooke
Barraba
Manilla
Publican
Gunyah Farm Sold and Local Engagements Report
W J Byrnes records the sale of The Gunyah near Attunga from H J Maunder to R E Ball of Taralga. Ball plans irrigation and fat lamb production on the rich country. Hazel Talbot announces engagement to Chris Hayward. Edna Roberts and Mary Molloy voyage on Orient liner Oronsay. Obituary notices: Jim Seanton 74, long time Keepit property owner, died at Gosford. Basil McDonald 37 dies at Boe Saabri, survived by wife and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Byrnes
H. J. Maunder
Gunyah
Attunga
R. E. Ball
Ball
Taralga
Edna Roberts
Mary Molloy
Hally Creek
New Zealand
Gosford
Jim Seanton
Seanton
Manilla
Keepit
Quirind
Manilla Returned Soldiers’ League Elects 1938 Officers
Large attendance at the Manilla branch annual meeting heard a year end report and balance sheet. J Coates re-elected president. new officers include J G Miller W Gannon KR M Smith Bert Coulton and R R Dobbie. Dr Rayson thanked for treasurer service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annnual
Manilla
Returned Soldiers’ League
J. Coates
Kelaher
State Council
R. R. Dobbie
Rayson
J. G. Miller
W. Gannon
KR. M. Smith
Bert Coulton
T. Stewart
Dr. Rayson
N. Chapman
W. Dwyer
P. Muggleton
M. Moffat
Rams Sell Strong at Manilla Auction Amid Cheaper Merinos
The 10th Arimus Ram Sale at Manilla drew large attendance from Northern sheep men. Merino rams sold cheaper, about 25 percent below last year, with top price 174 ens for a Deniliqin Stud Park ram bought by J A Byrnes of Upper Manilla. Windri ram bought by A Blanch at 17ens. Other stud rams reached 164 ens, 13gns, and 104 ens. Longwool rams, mainly Border Leicesters, cleared well at 1 to 5s. About 20 percent of Merino rams remained unsold. A.C. Veness & Son plan a sale of household furniture next Saturday near Monley’s bakery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manilla
Deniliquin
JA. Byrnes
A. Blanch
N.S.W
Lto
Manilla and Tamworth Engage In Tumultuous Cricket Match
Tamworth wins at Tamworth No. 1 Oval with 171 all out as Eisenhuth 42 and Lye 35 lead. Brady takes 5 wickets for 18. Manilla collapses to 115 in reply, with Vidler 37 not out and Fordham 40 showing resistance. Later Tamworth dominates Manilla by 206 runs on a turf wicket. Scholes 3/31 and Newell 35 top Tamworth batting with nine players in double figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manilla
Tamworth
Tamworth No. 1 Oval
Vidler
J. A. Byrnes
Tatworth
Eisenhuth
Lye
G. White
Reg. Brady
J. N. Kennedy
Fordham
Gunnedah
J. F. Wearne
R. M. Smith
A. Blanch
S. W. Swain
V. d. Byrnes
C. F. Hayward
A. E. Davis
J. Ewart
D, McDonald
W. Pittman
Dimmock
N. Beane
O, Baldwin
L. Blanch
J. Kearns
C. N. Scott
Barraba
Gilroy
Scholes
Moffat
A. J. Watts
Williams
Newell
Kelly
Joseph
Seorea
Somerton
Magpies
No. 2
Oval
J. Hatch
B. Swan
Green
Magpie
Les Flett
L. Flett
Woods
Billsborough
Worcester
Gil
Y’ MicNamara
Swan Blatch
Roy
Byrne
C. Moffat
Gimaries
J. Watts
Bes
E. Galaigher
R. ‘Winder
S. Davis
W. Abrams
Scholes Poetschla
Bowling Club visitor praises Manilla as fine NSW town
Mr. R. Be. McClintock of the Muswellbrook Chronicle passed through Manilla on Monday returning from Moree. He enjoyed his first visit, calling Manilla one of the finest towns in New South Wales with an excellent shopping centre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. BE. McClintock
Muswellbrook
Manilla
Moree
Manilla District Cricket Association backs protest rejection
In a monthly meeting the Manilla District Cricket Association refused to uphold Garthowen Club’s protest over players who moved from Dicks No 1 to Banks and Public Service for a December 19 match. The meeting, led by acting chair J Kearns, noted withdrawals by Watsons Creek and Dicks No 1 and announced rescheduled fixtures. The knockout phase will cap the competition with the Rooke Cup, plus a Kearns Cup after the final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manilla
J. Kearns Ias
Mr. Kearns
F. Coorey
Presentation to Dr Waterhouse at Manilla Sub League farewell
More than fifty branch members gathered at Memorial Hall supper room on Saturday night to honor Dr. Waterhouse for his service to the Manilla sub league. He plans to move to Sydney after purchasing a practice there, and the group presented inscribed silver tankards as thanks for his medical help and community work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imade
Waterhouse
Manilla
Returned Soldiers’ League
Memorial Hall
Sydney
J. Coates
Dr. Waterhouse
Dr. Rayson
Messrs. P. Muggleton
R. Wilson
R. M. Smith
J. G. Miller
A. C. Kelly
C. B. Dowe
R. R. Dobbie
Granger
A. Duprey
G. 8. Moore
Public Auction of Household Furniture by A C Veness & Son
A C Veness and Son announce a public auction of household furniture and effects including furniture, kitchenware, tools, bedding, crockery, lamps, garden equipment, and more. The sale is at the shop next to Manley’s bakers on Saturday next 12th at 3 pm, cash terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. Veness & Son
Monley’s Bakers’ Shop
Manley's Bakers
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S.&h. Pty Ltd
Clark
Panamas
Navy
Stoddart & Hayward Pty. Ltd
P.O. Box
John
Phews
P.O
Gale
Mise Hazel Talbot
H. Talbot
Tooraweenah
Chris Hayward
C.F. Hayward
Manila
Boesaabri
Basil McDonald
McDonald
Will McDonald
Boggabri
Sarah McDonald
North Manilla
League
Labour Bureau
Bureau
Acata
Bweeny
Mlo
Manus
Royal Holy
Bote
ITV
Box
F. A. Barraclough Ltd
George Street
the Royal Hotel
A. W. Webster
FE. Phillips
White
Ghite
J. Black
Doohan
A. White
J. Hellmrnch
R. Brown
J. Rowland
Brady
R. Stewart
A. ‘Thompson
D. Eisenhuth
Haid
Ibw
J. Bourke
C. Ison
Ene Ey
H. May
R. Brady
W. Fordham
T. Vidler
Arthur White
Watts
W. Blanch
C. Davis
W. Bignall
West Tamworth
Hurcum
Bruyn
Kensell
Bennett
Wearne
Baldwin
Swain
Bradbury
Lambert
Wright
Stehr
Kearns
Blanch
Podmore
Kennedy
Racham
Coulton
Bradney
Marsh
Byrnes
Hayward
Davis
Ewart
R. Dovhan
Thompson
R. Reid
Phillips
Bourke
V. Fordham
Hellmunch
Ison
R Brady
Rowland
Phillips A. Watts
Iso
Ison T. Vidler
J. Byrnes
Thompson Jr
E. Phillipe
Hellmrnch
P. Gilroy
Davidson
C. Scholes
Winder
Abrams
Wise Moffatt
Snape
Wise
J. Bignall
Williams L. Bignall
Williams Y. Byrne
Gallagher
Easterman
Abram Sundries
the Bowling Club
Cricket News
Waratah
Banks and Public Service
Garthowen
Wilson
Auctiu
Memorial ‘Hall
Mechanics’ Institute
J.T, Robertson & CO
Monster Bcout
Shearer Comlines
David Shearer Harrows
J. T. Robertson & CO
A. J. Studdy
Wirindi
Partridge
Swan
Fateh
Young
McMillan
A_ Bell
E. Flett
Somerton E. Chalker
R. King
I. Hatch
Ff Wilson
Young M. Hatch
Piet L. Hatch
Flett
R. Woolaston
Flett L. Partridge
C. Partridge
Pett B. Swan
Manill
N.S. Wales
Australia
ROCEG
Rocky Ned
Brel
Aorton
FBI
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