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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 26, 1952
Page
3
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At the Manilla Municipal Council meeting a revised plan for dressing sheds and a kiosk at the Frank Chaffey Memorial Park swimming area was received from Tamworth architect J H Cunningham. Estimated cost about £2000, down from £6000. plans include connected seating, two shower cubicles per gender, and a septic tank. A government grant is being sought, with council to confer with the Sink or Swim committee executive.
Health Inspector Mr King reports at the last council meeting on dairies inspection conducted by the Department of Agriculture. He ordered required works and notes sanitary service is performed under contract with few complaints, with building inspection of new structures referenced.
The North Manila area begins numbering houses from south to north and west to east under Petty Sessions for an abatement order. The court ordered William Henry Sly to comply within six weeks with no penalty or costs awarded. A food inspection warned some shops to improve hygiene standards.
At the last Hospital Board meeting concern rose over finances. Treasurer Browne reported a December debit balance of £48 2s 11d, January receipts of £855 2s 10d and expenditures of £1144 16s 2d. By end January the debit balance stood at £340 16s 3d.
Miss Campbell in charge visited Manila on Tuesday and Wednesday to interview prospective students for the Dressmaking course. Vacancies remain in both Day and Night classes. Night classes start at 7 p.m. tonight and Day classes begin tomorrow at 10 a.m. The Legion Rooms in the Imperial Hotel building will house the classes.
The sale scheduled for Friday next the 29th inst. will begin at 2 30 instead of 3 o clock due to Fang 8 Meeting. W J Byrnes is the auctioneer.
Sergeant A Waddell former Manilla Police sergeant now at Bingara has transfer to West Tamworth expected soon. G E Steel of Webster Jack ang McDonald to visit Manilla on Thursday March 6 with appointment offered by N Scott. A ladies committee meeting for Manilla Football Club set for February 21 at 7 45 pm at Ken Smail's Post Office Hotel. Corrugated iron oats and a McCormick hay press sale advertised by J T Robertson & Co Manilla Harvesters Co.
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