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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 16, 1932
Page
1
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A Manilla district report covers Charles Hardy addressing the greater country movement in Tamworth with graphs on Australia and New South Wales. He advocates national unity and primary production policy, critiques government spending, and urges support for the Country Party. The piece also notes local events including a wild-duck shooting season and community institute activities.
Weekend sports roundup notes clashes among teams, standout performances, and a surprising political development as Sova’s government eyes a higher court case with Attorney General Me Tait Tam potentially representing. Ex-police sentenced for theft, Australia’s test collapse to 85 all out, Grimmett’s bowling cited, and notable batting by McCabe Nash Oldfield.
A special meeting of the association drew a large attendance. President Mirhity thanked newly-appointed Principal Wright and others for their qualifications. The carnival was the main topic. a date was postponed to a later meeting. Cost estimates and school beautification needs were discussed. A donation from the Younger Ser nf CLW.A totaled £1 1s 0d. Provisions were made for Manila Sydney Harbour Bridge opening celebrations on Marvel 19th, with arrangements by school authorities for children. A committee was appointed to address differences among Manila residents. The survival meeting was set for Thursday 25th.
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