Defeat Deepens for Premier Lang as Upper House Moves
The article reports Premier Lang losing a key vote with 22 of 47 defeating the government. It notes the opposition’s Labor roots and lists prominent Labor figures including G. Black Joynton Smith R. J. Black Dr. Wall Farrer J. Ryan and B Sinclair shaping the defeat. It frames the event as a setback amid calls to curtail the Upper Chamber and discusses political implications for Lang’s administration.
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Lang
Bux
Trotsky
Lenin
Toyer House
Wonmarel Chamber
Mclntosh
Labor
G. Black
Joynton Smith
R. J. Black
Dr. Wall Farrer
J. Ryan
Bsinclair
G. R. W. McDonald
Latimer
Bryant
Percival
Travers
O'Connor
Labor Movement
Local Staff Movements and Appointments Noted
Collier leaves for holidays and will be relieved by Kagy at the Royal Bank. Coates resigns as Shire Clerk with Filsell acting as Deputy. Nurse Harvison joins Manilla District Hospital staff. Pewee leaves to attend Home Week events. Royer Leverty elected General Secretary of the Methodist Conference. Prices for coats advertised at Stoddart's with bargains and shows a note on local retail activity.
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Collier
Peares
Marrambarrah
Manga Park
Associa
Royer Leverty
Munill
RA. Roberts
Halls
Tour of the Shore and Shire Council Minutes
The Mandown Shire Council debated road maintenance and vehicle needs. A decision to refrain from buying a new car was taken while repairs and painting were prioritized. The Glenberra Road issue will be raised at the next meeting with Mr G A Park present for major discussion and finalisation.
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Shire Council
Glenberra
Mandown Shire
G. A. Park
Repairs to The White Bridge Over Manila River
The bridge across the Manila River is under repair with large iron bark girders replacing decayed timber. This work will restore full strength to the crossing and improve its safety for travelers.
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Manilla River
Bridge Across Namo And Local Gate Removal Proposal
West Munille residents block a footbridge plan over the Namos urging council review. Officials state 40 from the Municipality and 60 from the Shire Council cover costs, with total project around 350 pounds. At the Shire meeting Dr White moved notices and gate removals near Halls Crewe road and Walls Creek road stock yards.
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Namo
West Munille
Namos
Sitesent
Shire Council
Dr. White
Ferry
D. Ferry
Halls Crewe
J. W. Onslow
Thompson
Walls Creek Road
Stock Yards
Armidale P P Board Pressures Councils Over Noxious Word Enforcement
The Armidale P P board complains councils fail to enforce destruction of noxious words on roads and stock movement. the board notes the shire has arguments but seeks action. Hospital row ends with president’s resignation after friction over patient charges in the Bingara hospital ward. The shire discusses purchasing a tipping lorry for works, directing the engineer to prepare full specifications and obtain quotes.
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Armidale P.P
Burr Cutting
Bingara Hospital
Hnapinl
Byrnes
Reonathy i
Coote
Purchas
T de Coyneil
Publications Received From CN South Knaleselor
Publications received advertise an English production titled Sovereigion with exciting stories by renowned authors including Bir Rilor Taitienen Austin Harrison and Andere Bestman. It notes adventures and experiences in a forthcoming volume from Swanston Street Welbayene and mentions the wine producing region and early primaries.
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CN. South
Knaleselor
Tewsagent
Manly
Mearns
Sovervion
Scotty Atohinsen
Rane
Bir
Rilor Taitienen
Austin Harrison
Andere Bestman
Prawurolle
Spartis
Swanston
Welbayene
Fealion
Kankastlam
Iran
Glen Innes Show Tunes Event and Police Court Conviction
The Glen Innes Show features a Tunes event on March 10 and 11 with official opening by the Governor. In Gunnedah Police Court on Monday Thos Mackenzie was convicted for failing to yield to a stationary officer when turning his water lorry, fined 10 shillings and costs.
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Glen Innes
Gunnedah
Thos Mackenzie
Costa
Butchers and bakers fined at Glen Innes police court
Several butchers and bakers appeared at Glen Innes Police Court on Monday charged with failing to pay latest award wages. Each defendant received a fine of 3 pounds as magistrate Perry took a light view of the offence.
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Glen Innes
Perry
Land Bale and Ford Sales Dominate Local News
Public sale at the Court House sold two land parcels to I Winslow Thompson for upset prices of £7 and £45 14 4 with portions 31 and 127. Ford vehicle sales in Australia reached a new high in December 1932. Ford economy and durability praised. Parramatta Court fines a garage owner for overcharging fuel. Obituary notes John Thrift 72 formerly of Tarpoly. Manilla cricket pitch criticized for dangerous, uneven surface.
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Court House
Parish Halloran
I. Winslow Thompson
Ford
Australia
Quirindily
John Thrift
Tarpoly
Sydney
Quirindi
Croaker
Manilla
E. W. Hyde
Tamworth races praised for garden displays at Tamworth course
A visitor from the Northern Rivers applauds the Tamworth Race Course grounds surrounding the grandstand. The visitor notes rigidly chosen flowers and bright borders including celosia, lobelia, gloxinia, portulaca, roses and dahlias. The display reflects Mr Page's work and club officials' effort. More blooms are anticipated in early autumn.
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Tamworth
Page
Manilla Gossip and Sporting Notes From March Meeting
The report covers the Wongo Ureex annual sports meeting in aid of the Halt fund, dengue fever outbreaks in Manilla Inverell and Quarrel Junee doctors at hospital meetings, a 5000 head sheep sale at Manilla by Byrnes, and cricketers traveling for matches. Also noted are English families arriving to settle, a Mackenzie’s Ltd car accident, Manilla Golf Club annual meeting highlights, Barraba Club reform, and Rushes Creek sports program.
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Wongo Creak
Wongo Ureex Remdens
Tier Halt
Manilla
Queensland
Inverell
Messrs Burge Bros
Stde
VJ Byrnes
Methodist Brotherhood
England
Australia
Sydney
Alf
Gould
Mackenzie's Ltd
J. W. Barwick
Adie
Wonder
M. J. Brady
Barwick
Brady
Upper House Abolition Motion Defeated In Parliament
The government suffered a 47 to 41 defeat on the motion to abolish the Upper House. Key votes shifted as Labor supporters Wall Percival and Suttor opposed, while Suttor voted for the government. Absentees included J. Wathurston and Sir Owen Cox. A controversial session followed with heated exchanges and calls for a retry.
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Germaines
Reuini
Messimm Wall
Ane
Percival
Suttor
Labor
Molinish
Willis
J. Wathurston
Glen Innes
A. Brown
Owen Cox
Kater
Australia
Lang
G. Black
McGire
Pha
Church Services and Notices At Manilla and Surrounds
Churches in Manilla and nearby areas schedule services including Methodist and Church of England sessions in the evening. A weekly meeting and notices reference Rev J T Thane and local events. Commercial ad copy promotes silk hosiery and ladies wear from Stoddart's Ltd with price offers and a Lord Mayor's relief fund update reaching £100,000.
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Stoddart’s Ltd
Studdart’s Ltd
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Scott
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Chave
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Patton
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Messrs McAlister
R ' Grantham
D. Penman
W. Pittman
M. Smith
J. Blair
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Andson
Barraba Cla
W.H. Dean
F. Pocock
D. McRae
H. Dimmock
McRae
Perth
Norman Kater
Wil
Rushes Creek Sports
Wanderers
A. A. Webb
Government Railways
Traffe
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Government Railways and Tramways
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Thane
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