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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 28, 1933
Page
2
The display showcases yori Teneths in Ines and Lillo hive and navy with floral effects. Ponteasites Floral effects priced at 8/11 per yard while Goorwerres in plain shades are offered. From 9/6 to 9/11 per yard.
Mr Jan Smith son of Mrs McLaurin Smith passes final examinations in a country setting and earns a Bachelor of Commerce at Syiling University He also passes the examination for qualified secretaries with a distinguished record highlighting his academic progress and credentials.
A fragmented notice describes a St Patrick's Day event with a dance organ, mentioning schedules and provisions. It notes attendees will be comfortable and well handled, with an extra supper to be provided.
A garbled note recalls sport fishing feats and a trophy catch. Mentions Phin and Arnold Coultety with a partial tale of a two and a half pound haul. References to Messrs Hemingway Robertson Barker In Vito and Ray Boland applaud Tad hw and his mother for strong exam results.
Rev BOD Pearson revived card on Monday indicating engagements this week have been cancelled including the welcome of Rev TF Torbett as moverator of the Presbyterian chair at the Masonic Hall tonight. The function has been indefinitely cancelled.
The induction of Reverend Alfred Battersby as Vicar of Manilla Parish took place at Holy Trinity Church with Archdeacon Fairbrother officiating. A large congregation attended as the license was read and the new vicar and wife were warmly welcomed at the Parish Hall. Numerous church and civic leaders offered best wishes and urged support for Battersby as Manilla enters a period of progress.
The death of 76 year old Mr William Joseph Johnston of Rushes Creek was reported. He was born Mugturundi and moved to Tamworth as a boy, later tarried from Morera to Tamworth and northward. He married Miss Kelly of Tamworth in 1902 and settled at Bushes Creek Manilla. His wife died in 1917. he lived with son S J Johnston at Bushey Creek. Survived by four daughters and two sons, he was buried at Manilla cemetery after a funeral led by Rev. B D Pearson.
A detailed reminiscence recounts Dave Coleman of Clermont Queensland whose 5000 sheep drive to the Never Never and beyond spanned a decade. He delivered 19,000 sheep in total with 10,000 sold, 1,000 killed for rations, and 7,000 remaining with the Manilla bishop. The story blends drought hardship with Coleman’s community spirit and dedication to youth, plus a Manilla church gathering featuring Mrs C N Scott and others.
Wednesday Half Holiday won by 71 runs. Anthoney led with 4 for 28 while Contellee took 3 for 12. Leighton and Ridgswell each claimed key wickets as bowls dominated, with Totals showing in the 120s and multiple players noted for burst performances.
The next sheep sale at Manilla is set for Friday March 10. Auctioneer Mr W D Byrnes is now receiving entries for the event.
At the Tamworth swimming carnival Manilla swimmers performed well in the 50 metres event with all comers handicap. H Gien claimed wins in his heats. C Thompson and Y C Thompson of M E L E and M H R will visit Manilla next Saturday from 11 am to 2 pm for meetings and the show opening.
The text describes England chasing 164 to win after Jardine and Leyland fall to Tronmonger. Hammond and Wyatt dig in at lunch, Tronmonger bowls 24 maiden overs, Leyland out to b Tronmonger, and England reaches 2 for 70 before further wickets fall. Final score shows England 2 wickets for 164, Bogland wins by wicket.
The annual meeting of the Manila Golf Club association will be held at the clubhouse. All members are urged to attend. secretary Phyilis Mawnder will preside.
The committee has delayed the second appeal by four weeks to boost turnout for the Manilla show. Exhibits include 70 wattle yards, 134 sheep, and a magnificent stock entry display. Special events feature a Bent utility horse, best pair of fifty heifers, and grand Longwool prizes. Entries move Wednesday March 1 with country entries taken Saturday. show day plans include a ball, orchestra, and gallery seating.
Notice announces tenders for a project span about half a mile of fencing and other work in Manila. Names John D. Kennedy as commissioner. Also features advertising copy about figure lines and a special free fitting service by Layward Lofty, mentioning a March event and a Maulile location.
Champion ram Jorinne nineteen to be his elumpion Cor viedale ram died from the effects of feeding on ivy vine on Monday. The ram was 34 years old and had bred many prize winners including a second prize at the last Sydney show. He weighed over 300 lb and was expected to win numerous prizes at upcoming shows this season.
Edwin Halliger faced manslaughter charges over Mervyn Fisher’s death at Bendemeer on Boxing Day. After two riots, the jury returned a not guilty verdict. The judge praised Halliger for avoiding further trouble and urged him to abstain from drinking.
The Municipality of Manilla invites tenders for the reticulation section of the water scheme. Tenders close Monday the 17th March at the Council Chambers Stratford Street. Work includes river isolation and opening ceremony planned with Governor Sir Philip Game on March 16. Wheat Growers Relief payments expedited. about 2,000 claims remain.
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