Manilla News Notes and Local Happenings
Reports from Manilla include George Penton selling two brown mares for £100 to Mr. Smith, a hospital concert by A. E. Button’s town band featuring Trishaia, a thunderstorm near Inverell with a dog unharmed, a donation of a red fox to the NSW Zoological Society, a flower show planning meeting at the Presbyterian Church, and civic updates on council chamber refreshes and harvest services in February.
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George Penton
Smith
Tus Lown
A. E. Button
Trishaia
Inverell
Manilla
ZOO
Burrell
Zoologieal Gardens
Moora Park
New South Wales Zoological Society
Presbyterian Church
A. M Qgilvie
Upper Manilla
Harold §. Bowden
Gunardab
Mrs Short and Granny Short Pass Away in Hospital
Mrs Short and her son Granny Short died in the hospital last evening at seven o'clock. The report notes their deaths occurring Friday and provides no further details.
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Granny” Short
Manilla News Roundup Mixes War Talk and Local Notes
A sprawling selection of regional items reports hospital staff changes, land tax debate, bank openings, flood of bankrupt stock sales, and local weather. Notable mentions include Mr Mackenzie as hospital president, railway viaduct work, Armidale racing results, a dark fire tragedy near Gippeland Ware, strikes, and evolving local industry and agriculture news from Manilla and surrounding towns.
Mass times listed for Upper Manilla and Lower Manilla parishes
Mr W I LaxawontTnt announces an annual sale of studio animals next Saturday featuring 200 head. Catalogue includes merinos from T J Phelan Prairie Vale Lincolne from C W Coote Upper Manilla and Shispehries from Conrey and Doyle.
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W. I. LaxawontTnt
Studiome
T. J. Phelan
Prairie Vale
C. W. Coote
Conrey and
Doyle
Manilla Hospital Officers Elected At Monthly Meeting
The Manilla Hospital committee held a Thursday meeting with members including H Stoddart and J Kennedy. Officers were elected: President F S Mackenzie, Treasurer J D Kennedy, Secretary T N Johnstone. A nurse probationer was noted, and various payments, fence works, and a proposed incinerator purchase were discussed.
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Messrs. H Stoddart
Veaves
W. M. Trenerry
J. D. Kennedy
N. Johvatooe
P Donnelly
J. Elliott
F. 3. Mackenzie
Ee H. B8toddart
P. Donnelly
Trennery
T. N. Johnstone
Mackenzie
Stoddart
Donnelly
M. Fitzgerald
Department of Lands
Asid
Mesara Donnelly
Veneas
Kennedy
Works Committee
Ile
Government to invite tenders for rabbit fencing wire netting
The Minister for Lunde announces early tenders for wire netting to fence rabbits. Drafts of mesh options are being checked with the Tasturea Board to decide the mesh type. Separately, young David Mouray of Mont Eagle died from multiple gunshot injuries after a shooting incident. George Hembrow, 15, is remanded for 8 days on a shooting with intent charge. The Defence Minister says a probe will occur if harbor plan papers are found with Japanese. Harbor Trust and authorities dispute. William Scanlon, convicted of manslaughter in his sister’s death at Bendigo, is remanded for sentence.
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Lunde
Tasturea’ Board
David Mouray
Monteagle
Young
George Hembrow
Defence
Aage
Sydney
Japan
Harbor Trust
William Scanlon
Bendigo
Ex-Mayor Falls Overboard From Karangai Steamer
A man described as a former mayor of a suburban borough fell or jumped overboard from the Manly steamer Karangai near Bradleys Head. A rescue boat recovered him quickly. he was slightly injured and later charged with attempting to commit suicide.
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Bradley
Wheat Rush to Sydney Station Tightens Rail Deliveries
The latest reports describe a heavy wheat rush to Sydney railway station with facilities taxed to the fullest extent. Darling Werbor deliveries this week surpassed 100000 bags amid a broad transport strain and civil unrest in Chili where a railway strike has turned deadly with around 100 rioters killed and troops dispatched.
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Sydney
Darling Werbor
Chili
Nine Aliana Sentenced in London Criminal Court
Nine aliana were sentenced to one day in the Criminal Court in London and are to be expelled from the United Kingdom on completion of their sentences.
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Aliana
Criminal Court
London
United Kingdom
Coal Firms Stockpile Ahead of Anticipated Strikes
Large coal companies are building substantial inventories in anticipation of potential strikes. The move signals planned labor actions could disrupt output and shipments, with unions pressing for better terms while management buffers against disruption.
New South Wales to Raise 2 Million at Three Percent
The Times reports NSW plans an early issue of 2 million pounds at 3 percent. Royalty and Labor. The King received Mr. John Burns in audience on Wednesday. The interview extended over an hour.
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the Times
New South Wales
John Burns
Chamberlain denies Unionist leadership bid
Mr Chamberlain repudiates being a candidate for the Unionist leadership and warns supporters of tariff reform that enthusiasm has been aroused. The New South Wales loan underwriting is complete. St Petersburg police arrest 20 anarchists with 10 bombs. The Siberian railway revolt has been put down.
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Chamberlain
New South Wales
St. Petersburg
Siberian
In fond memory of Thomas Costelior died February 10 1902
Obituary notice from Kelpie Pups for Sale section combines memorial verse for Thomas Costelior with a separate classified line advertising Australian Kelpie pups for sale. The item lists C W Coote of Upper Manilla as contact.
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Thomas Costelior
Jesus
C. W. Coote
Upper
Manilla
Sale notice and road works contract advertised in Tamworth region
A notice offers stock and household items for sale in Manilla with 350 horses booked and consignments of draughts and saddle horses. Separately the Tamworth District Works Office invites tenders for road contracts 66/1903-6 and 60/1903-6 on Barraba to Burundi and Attange to Hall's Creek with specifications available at local court houses.
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Garevin
Cousens
Tamworth
Department of Public Works
Istrict
Farm buyer moves to new home in Boggabri district
Mr. E. Hayne has purchased a 600 acre farm near Maryvale in the Boggabri district and left for his new home yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Len MacDonald and family departed for Mihi. A cluster of Manilla residents settles between Manilla and Boggabri. Mr CG E Hilder sent Manilla view postcards showing river, street, bridge, hospital, nature spots, and wheat time at the railway station, hoping demand will follow.
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E. Hayne
Maryvale
Boggabri
Len
MacDonald
Mihi
Manilla
Yratenpay
CG. E. Hilder
Manilla Street
Thera
Hilder
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