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Manilla Express

Location

Manilla, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Feb 10, 1953

Page

3

Chaffey Campaign Flags NSW Transport Failures

On his Tamworth return Mr Chaffey criticized the Cahill Government over public works and transport. He warned of neglected rural industries, rising freight costs, and no transport policy, urging a balance in works and more funds for education and hospitals. He urged voters to restore responsible government in New South Wales. An open air dance is planned for Moree with an increase in bath admission and an expert predicts Argentine ants may not be eradicated from Sydney until 1955.

Tamworth Chaffey Labour Party Nsw Cahill Sydney Newcastle Wollongong New South Wales Chaffy

Scully Promotes Labor Policy In Northern NSW Tour

During a weekend tour of Cobbadah Upper Horton Top Bingara and Bingara Labor candidate W J Scully argued a Labour return is the district’s only real development. He defended decentralisation, cited completed works in Goulburn and Wagga Wagga, and noted forestry gains, bush fire measures, and flood relief funded by a joint council and government equipment fund.

Cobbadah Upper Horton Top Bingara Bingara Labor Tamworth W. J. Scully Country Party Wagga Waga Goulburn Dubbo Gunnedah Wagga Wagga Scully Nsw

Midweek Show Preparations With New Arrangements

Preparations for this year’s show move to Tuesday and Wednesday March 10 and 11 with no official opening. Municipal Council offers materials from old conveniences plus £50 toward new facilities. Soft drink stall to Ambulance Ladies Auxiliary. Music by Manilla Pipe Band planned for luncheon adjournments. Three ring layout set for children, adults, and sporting events. championships and grand parade on day two. Early entries encouraged for Farm Dairy Produce Wool and Pavilion exhibits. Flood warning service established. discussions on major flood prevention by Labor. Liberal promises urge decentralization and incentives for primary producers.

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Sewerage connections offered to Manilla residents

Manilla residents may arrange household sewerage connections now. Installations require only hours for final connection to the Council main when pumping begins. Prepare for the opening of the Sewerage Project early in 1953 by consulting Health Inspector Mr. Roberts and obtaining a free quotation.

Manilla

Namot River Church building sale notice

TimDErs invited to purchase the Namot River Church building and remove it from the site. Material includes galv iron bricks lining boards. Further details on application. Bids close 28 February. Presbyterian Church Committee of Management J C Mackenzie How See. NOTICE- singer sewing machine agent visits Manilla weekly for sales and service contact SCOTT'S Newsagency. James Labor reflects on public works and development policies including water conservation and rural services.

Namot River Singer Manilla Scotts Newsagency

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