Fancy Baggage and The Family Honor Tale
A fragment hints at a dramatic plot where Lou steals from a man she loves, toys with his feelings as her heart breaks, and the family honor is at stake, suggesting a melodramatic production titled Fancy Baggage with a possible note on Comedies and Gazette.
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Red Cross Elects Manilla Branch Leaders
The Manilla Red Cross Society formed a new branch electing Mrs. T Hunter-Barratt as President Mrs C M Lane as Josette and Mrs J H Cameron as Secretary The group set an annual remission quota of £40 to Headquarters An illustrated Sudan United Mission lecture by Miss Daisy will follow on Theday 27th at 8 p.m in the Parish Hall Rev T Hunter Barratt to chair in Rev W C Francis absence The event aims to educate and engage the community with strong attendance hoped.
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The
Red Cross Society
Manilla
T. Hunter-Barratt
C M. Lane
Joseteat
J. H. Cameron
Mise ‘Daisy
W. C. Francis
Miss Waters
Sydney
Misa
Waters
Holy Trinity Sunday School
RUDD'S Ad Offers Piano Lessons in February
Mra M James ALCM of Market Street advertises piano lessons for lay and other players at RUDD'S. The notice mentions February rd and a phone contact for enrollment.
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Mra
M. James
A.L.C.M
Market Street
Lay
Local Bakery Ad Seeks Public Patronage in Manilla Notice
A pasted advertisement notes the LX.L Bakery changing hands from A H Cooley and promises first class bread and cakes, daily delivery, and low prices. It also promotes cheaper ice and freezing works managed by E Hurcom with a future optician visit at the Court House Hotel on March 27. The firm claims 30 years of town presence.
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Lx.l
A. H. Cooley
Lx.l. Bakery
Manilla
Local notes on residents and staff movements
Mrs Fitzgerald disposes of her Manilla residence and plans to move to West Tamworth on Wednesday. H B Lane joins Deane and Smith Ltd Barraba. Ald Clifton returns from Sydney. Arthur Marley to accompany the Australian Test Team delivering straight pews to Australia via The Sun. Sir Samuel Hordern notes English investors nervous after Labor rise. Miss Waters leaves for Sydney after a parish farewell with gifts and prayers.
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Fitzgerald
Manilla
West Tamworth
H. B. Lane
Deane and Smith Ltd
Barraba
Ald. Clifton
Sydney
Arthur Marley
Australia
Samuel Hordern
Labor Party
Labor
Benereiher
Manillaites Shine At Leaving In November iat Zou Aitaet Sedets
Five former Manillaites and ex-pupils Nancy Coote Jean McAlster John Veness Gwen Marchant, a niece of Mrs W Bignall, pursue Arts at university. Hawkesbury reference recalls early wheat growing in Posie ary Valley and notes climate change and rust affected cultivation.
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Ibitiona
Nancy Coote
Jean McAlster
John Veness
Manill
Rural
Gwen Marchant
W. Bignall
Northern Daily Leader
James Paw
Posieary
Railway regulation cuts freight charges for motor cars on trains
Commissioners announce a 50 percent freight reduction for motor cars conveyed by goods or passenger trains when accompanied by two full free or one full and two half-fare passengers. Details must be declared on the consignment note. Miss Waters regrets not making her Sunday School connection.
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Commissioners For Railways
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Loor
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Ziave
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R. J. Kingston
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