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Manilla Express

Location

Manilla, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Feb 19, 1954

Page

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Verdict Entered For Plaintiff In Lorry Hire Case

The plaintiff Harry Talbot of Manilla sued Henry Nelson Gilmour of Gunnedah for 160 pounds seeking payment for the use of his motor lorry during the 1952/53 wheat season. Evidence described an agreement with Bull to use the vehicle, partial payments, and a damaged lorry with missing parts. the judge returned a verdict for the plaintiff for the full amount.

Harry Talbot Manilla Henry Nelson Gilmour Gunnedah B. F. F. Telfer K. J. J. Lyons J. T. Lyons and Bennett Talbot Mr. A. Caldwell T. A. Davies Byfield Gilmour Bull Sydney Negghbour Starkey Gilmon

Manilla Council to aid weather shed project in park

North Manilla Municipal Council agreed to assist the North Manilla Progress Association in building a weather shed at North Manilla Park. The association will erect the shed if materials are supplied. Council will provide materials up to £55 if the work is completed within three months per the Building Inspector’s estimate.

Manilla

Pensioner Rate Payers Get 50 Percent Rebate

Municipal Council voted to again grant a 50 percent rebate on rates for pensioner ratepayers based on the land value of their dwelling. The 1954 estimates include this rebate, and the council will seek a government subsidy covering half the rebate. Over three years, rebates saved pensioners £293 7s 10d, with the government contributing £146 11s 11d.

Council

Film Night by F and S Association at Methodist Hall

The District Organiser Mr Russell Scott will present a film night on Thursday at 7:30 pm. Films include Keepit Dam work by Soil Conservation Service and other Australian and overseas titles. Admission is free for members, families, and the public in Manilla and district. Also note February meeting moved to Thursday 25th at 2:30 pm due to the New England New State Convention scheduled Feb 26–27.

Russell Scott Keepit Dam Soil Conservation Service F. and S. Association Manilla New England

Prophetic lectures to begin in Manilla Palais Theatre

A series of free Sunday night lectures led by director J. B. Trim opens at the Palais Theatre in Manilla next Sunday. The first talk titled Is World Peace and Security Possible challenges civilization’s doom while offering a hopeful path to lasting peace. Kodachrome previews start at 7 30 pm and free souvenir programs will be handed out with no admission fee. All residents of Manilla and district are invited.

Manilla J. B. Trim Palais Theatre Trim Deftriet

Council Briefs From Manilla Meeting Highlights

The Manilla council met with full alderman attendance led by Ald Grill. Grants were accepted for noxious weed control. Two temporary dwelling permits were granted for garages with conditions and plans. A street stall was approved for March 6. Auditors Thomas Davis and Co. presented year-end 1952 accounts. Appreciation noted for groundstand work. School sewerage connection discussed. health inspector said action already taken. Electricity extensions approved for two motors. a further Byron Byrne matter deferred. Rural electricity pledge from Mandowa Shire acknowledged. conference delegate elected.

C. A. J Jones Sree Stoddart Street Hall Jones R. H. Parker Manilla Thomas Davis and Co Business Mens Association Council H. Roberts Business Mens Assn H. W. Todd Greenhatches Creek N. Woolfe Townsend W. J. Byrnes

Manilla Street Gardens Move To Redesign Council Report

At the Tuesday meeting the Parks and Gardens Committee presented a garden inspection for Manilla Street Gardens. They proposed removing 39 of 106 trees and cutting 26 to fence level, leaving 41, replacing beds with lawn and flower sections, hedging in the center, and placing lights in garden plots pending Electrical Engineer confirmation.

Parks and Gardens Committee Ald. Ghys and Jackson H. Roberts F. Roberts

Parish meeting agenda set for Tuesday in Parish Hall

The annual parish gathering will convene at 8 pm on Tuesday February 23 in the Parish Hall. Nominations for church wardens and the parochial council must be submitted to the vicar.

Rural electricity extensions in Halls Creek area proposed

At the last Municipal Council meeting Electrical Engineer John son outlined a plan for extending power to the Halls Creek vicinity with property locations and rough costs. He is authorized to circle residents to gauge requirements. The Halls Creek Progress Association had urged the extension but opposed it as too costly.

Johnson Halls Creek

Play Centre Receives City Support For 1954 Rural School Meet

At Tuesday night’s Municipal Council meeting the National Fitness Council urged cooperation to run the 1954 Play Centre at the Rural School. Readable enrolment figures show total 230 for boys and girls aged 5 to 9 plus 8 and over, with attendance averaging 98.3 percent. Free milk support from the Education Department totaled 450 pints.

National ‘Fitness Council Eebk Algo T Council Queens Anese

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Fancy Dept Furniture Department M. C. MacKenzie & Sons Pty, Ltd N. Manilla S. Film Night Council Briefs Ald; Grill Mandowa The Local Government Association Goulburn Ald. S. Goldthorpe Manilla Street Gardens Church OF England Stoddart Hayward Cotton School Aro Xe Hayward Pey Box
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