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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 06, 1915
Page
4
Stoddart & Co announces its North Western representative for men’s wear. The article notes a regional role and ongoing distribution through the Corner store. Details focus on the brand’s presence and sales channel.
A dated condensed page reports on new premises and the calendar, shop activity, and local trade. It highlights Mr. Lightfihht's new saddlery shop, upcoming pictures at The Uvipronsis, and fruit harvest notes. Social and civic items include a court inquiry update, store construction at Upper Manilla, and community registrations and births and deaths statistics.
At Christmas Day the hospital offered patients a festive tufted time with Miss Flora Nicholson as nurse. Wards were decorated with imitation peach blossom and greenery. A generous spread of delicacies was served and each patient received a calendar gift, shared by staff and others, creating memories of peace and joy.
Ganiotia and Go have purchased the well known business opposite the Imparis Hotel and plan renovations. Caloudas will leave soon for homeland duties. The notice praises Penn's Piotorhe attractions for the new year season and previews further acts, including Heystone comedy and a Danish Meath act. Burglars steal from J McDonald’s home. juveniles suspected and later arrested, with items recovered near railway lines and creek. cases to be heard at the West Children’s Court.
A Federal Labor member, J Sharpe, argues for imposing a bachelor tax to fund war costs. He contends many men remain unmarried due to the social and economic pressures, while women roam city streets and seek work. He urges introducing a bill to tax bachelors at the earliest opportunity, highlighting perceived evils of bachelor life and government policy.
Fragmented report describes a mob attack three miles from a picnic site. Turks were blamed for a fatal assault, two killed and five wounded. a second man captured. police and militia responded with gunfire. Public outcry followed, with arson at the German Club the next day. security tightened as Afghan camp threats loomed.
A rural column notes Mr Sutherland writing from Phir roll about a holiday health feeling and Be time here. Ret W P Best and Mrs Best visited Berrebay yesterday. Mr Marry Jackson, formerly at Manilig, goes to reinforce the 7th Light Horse Regiment and attend Officers Champ of Instruction for about three weeks. Johnstone joins a front for the same event. Mr A L Thoms, manager of Ham for New South Wales, covers Mr Tobnstone’s absence. James W OWatson died December 30 at 50, a former Manilla resident. funeral held on New Year’s Day with family duties noted.
London report recounts soldiers from British and German lines meeting in no man's land on Christmas Eve. Troops exchanged souvenirs and food, began compact armistice, and shared a Christmas Day without hostilities. German officers largely Saxon in origin, some fraternized briefly while others feared treachery. English troops helped bury fallen comrades and allowed mutual fraternization to continue.
An officer recalls German troops erecting candlelit Christmas trees and the English proposing a truce until midnight Christmas Day. As midnight neared a British officer fired a signal, prompting a volley over German heads. British and German officers reportedly met and exchanged cautious signals under moonlight.
Derember Obb aged 50 died at Rookwood Hospital. James W. Wa con, formerly of Manilla, is noted in the notice. The report records the deceased and a linked family contact.
Price of milk will drop from 46 to 44 per quart starting January 1. Announcement by Allwood and Pryr. Officials state the reduction applies to all milk sold in the region.
A playful verse extols Hall's butcher shop praising clean, neat premises and prime beef. It claims lines like the beef being truly superior, prices are low, and service is friendly with prompt attendance. The poem invites readers to visit for quality cuts and reliable service.
O E Hall offers meat from one dollar per pound cash only. No delivery. Maniada on the block, cash only, prices start at one dollar per pound. Absolutely no delivery policy.
An advertises a public auction of Mrs P B A Brady’s stock at Rosoles Rushes Creek. The listing covers horses cattle sheep machinery and sundries including harvesters reapers binders waggon and medical equipment. Auctioneers note the sale offers valuable items and invites best offers with likely change to cash on delivery.
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