Manilla Hospital Costs Meant to Defend Upward Patient Fees
At the annual Casino Hospital meeting Mr Kirkler reported 1922 average patients at four, 1923 around 133, with total costs and nutrition figures showing expenses rising. Costs per patient per week climbed across Manilla, Coraki, Maclean, and Falling, reaching near 410 pounds weekly per head locally. opticians Stephens Basser & Co. will visit Manilla at the Royal Hotel tomorrow from 9 am to 4 pm.
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Manila Hospital
Casino Hospital
Kuvkler
Hiv
Coraki Hospital
Maclean
Messrs. Stephens Basser &O
Mosquito Fight Urged In Manilla Ordinance Debate
A letter to the editor from Manilla urges adoption of Ordinance 41 to control mosquitoes, naming Anopheles as malaria carriers and suggesting kerosene in standing water. The piece argues for sanitary action, mentions local soldiers and vectors, and calls for a government entomologist check.
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Manilla
Culex
Anopheles
Her
Palestine
Baldwin Defeats Independents in Wide One Day Match
Baldwin defeated the Independents in a district cricket match at Baldwin, with key stands by Alan Watts and F Coote turning the game. Baldwin totalled 132, then bowled Independents out, Barwick top scoring for Independents with late resistance. Reece and Reeves led the Independents bowlers as Baldwin posted a decisive win.
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Bushes” Creek
Baldwin
D. Downes
T. Abberfield
Swan
C. Schaefer
Schaefer
A. Gardner
Tf. Coote
F. Coots
P. Coote
A. Watts
A. J. Watts
L. Coote
F. Coote
Manilla
N. Scott
W. D. Hartley
J. Byrnes
I Kvnndey
J. Allen
J. Johnstone
A. Gilroy
F. O*neill
Dawson
Kennedy
F. Chapman
J. Grady
Independent
H. Byland
F. Beker
J. Reeves
K. Johnstone
Jack Brady
Tor Brady
N. Brady
D. Scanlon
E Porter
J. Barwick
H. Johnstone
J. Watts
F. Coole
Barwick
Alan Watts
Watts
Coote
H. “Coote
Reeves
T. Sern Fane
D. Watts
Biguall
Hartley
Allen
H. Coote
Outrick Traig
Devin
Gilroy
Coupland
Reaves
J. Brady
Main
White
Reeves Y Watts
Ont
Gardner
E Dawson
Hk Rodgers Coote
W Hartley
Stevens
I. Haling
Rodger
S E Porter
Brady
T J. Kennedy
Hin
Bignall
Jones
oOrsh
Bignallad Coote
Gra White
Tolins
Cor Je Kenedy
H White
Ie ‘Eill
S. Behav G
J. ‘Watts
Victoria beaters stumble in narrow innings defeat
Victoria were bowled out for 500 in their first innings with Hearne at 19 percent and Victoria omky 179. Wood fol and Ransford added 193 of the rest. Kilner took five for 48 and then five for 3 as Victoria followed on. Six were down for 13 at stumps, a dull finish that halted their road beating for now.
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Victoria
Hearne
Victoria Omky
Woodfol
Ransford
Ryder
Atkinson
Kilner
Sunday sports clash with public rest and quiet, says council
A Northern Daily Leader opinion argues Sunday use of public grounds for organised sport disrupts the Sabbath’s rest and calm. It stresses private recreation is allowed if kept private, while public games risk turning Sunday into a busy day of activity. Local councils should permit private play but bar public sport on Sundays.
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Northern Daily Leader
Bowling Bowling Figures in Local Match
The report lists bowling figures with J Bignall taking 2 for 8, Rogers 2 for 10, A White 8 for 24, M Roberts 0 for 19, G White 0 for 13, H Jones 1 for 20, and G Young 0 for 9, reflecting a mixed performance by the bowlers.
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J. Bignall
Rogers
A. White
M. Roberts
G.white
H. Jones
G. Young
G. of E. Defeats Manilla on Cricket Saturday
The small crowd at the local oval saw Church of England win a cricket match against Manilla. Fourteen runs were scored for 17 wickets, averaging over 18 runs per innings. Church of England now sit in fourth, having built strength after a weak start this season. Batting first, the churchmen posted 202 for the loss of ? wickets, then hatsmen batted aggressively from the outset.
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Baerle
Panaekt
Gely
En Not
Strathfield
Wongo Creek
Hartley
Gilroy
Slendry
Col
Joplaniet
Kennedy
Whury Oveil Kennedy
Young
Jones
Harris
Coupland
Stevens
Dawson
Square Ter
Manilla
Manila
Munro
Allen
J. N. Kennedy
Jock
Johnstone
Hill
Church of England
Lions
Marilla Tobacco Growers Association Meeting Notes
The Marilla Tobacco Growers Association reports fourteen financial members and welcomes W. T. Langworthy as a new member. Letters from BAT Co and Mrs Gilmour express sympathy on Mr. Gilmour’s death. A Canadian tobacco curer, Mr Rapley, will demo leaf curing next season. the association seeks a two year extension to buy sundried leaf.
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Poe
Peril
A. Todos
Kapley
League
W. T. Langworthy
BAT. Co
Gilmour
Rapley
Mt Wan
Street Stall Winners And Weather Update
Results from the street stall on Saturday include a salad bowl awarded to Mr. George Rose and a pair of fowls to Mrs. Will Greer. Olive Tiisenx won a cake and a pair of D'Oyley. Mrs. Moore of Renown Tea Rooms took a conserve jar. A storm sequence over Manila recorded 145 points, with Ian reporting 106 points and D Downes noting 2 inches of rain at his farm. The rain will be welcomed by all.
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George Rose
Will Greer
F. W. Bowmant
Olive Tiisenx
Moore
Renown Tea Rooms
Manilla
Ian
D. Downes
Postponed Horse Sale by H. R. Reid to Feb 28
The sale of Mr. H. R. Reid’s horses, advertised for February 14, is postponed to February 28 because the sale yards are engaged on the 14th.
Lock the Namoi and Regulate the River Dream
A reflection on damming the Namoi to irrigate land and boost fertility. The speaker urges locking the river to control flow, aid agriculture, cattle, orchards, and industry, contrasting political inaction with a hopeful vision of abundant crops and livelihoods. Mentions Fourth Test starting in Melbourne and team selection today.
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Billo Jones
Melbourne
Manilla Trotting Club Faces Disbandment and Fund Transfer
The Manilla Trotting Club debated wind up actions and donated its credit balance of £28 to prize money to support sports, planning a meeting date and program drawn by a sub committee, with proceeds to benefit the hospital. Secretary Wick Smith resigned, N Strachan named secretary, and two estate sales resulted in Hazel Geddes and Victor Cook as purchasers. Shire Council to consider road load restrictions at upcoming meeting.
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War Memorial and Hospita Committee
Measnr
F. Ward
J. Munro
A.B Mos
Wick Smith
N. Strachan
Rob Roy film praised for vivid siege and ceremonies
A contemporary review hails Rob Roy as a vivid panorama of seventeenth century life. It praises the ceremony of Taking the Hath of Vengeance and the boy’s death scene, while noting the film’s bold exploits and light humor amid serious melodrama.
Municipal union log eyed by council for pay rises
The Avandaly Council reviewed a Federated Municipal and Shire Council Employees Union log listing nine proposals for higher salaries and improved employment conditions. One proposal suggested no weekly pay while others recommended various allowances. the report notes confusion over figures and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avandaly Council
Federated
Municipal and Shire Council Employees’ Union
Carter
Hospital Horne Drops ipa Labeled Incident
Nurses Essie Burts and Jean Mill at Ruri Hospital report a patient incident involving a horse tied near the ether chamber. The animal convulsed and collapsed, injuring Remy who had over ten years on staff. Local hospital and civic groups will meet February 12 at the schau to discuss concerns.
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Essie Burts
Jean Mill
Ruri Hospital
Avivings
Holliday
Mr. J. Biers
el Remy
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Diggers
Church of
A. M. Jones
D. Stevens
R. Allen
Rodgers
A. Reeves
Independ
A White
Chourch OF
Englang
Howling Hartley
Alen
FL Chapman
Dineson
Eeves
I. Barwick
K. Johnstole
ER Porter
T. Brady
A. Haliz
Marilla Tobacco Growers’ Association
Jack Moses
Politi
Potter
Bill i
Manilla Trotting Club
Sottane
Greer Thatchies
Aesterk
B. Geddes
Hazel Geddes
Sae
Victor Cook
the Shire Council
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Angus
Rob Roy
Hospital Horne
Ipa
Duck Wraip
Salty Ie
Jucal Hospital
Bas Fens
Cithens' — Association Xi
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