Let Us Face 1994 With Hope And Determination
The lengthy piece urges forgetting the past year s failures and facing 1994 with hope and renewed resolve. It condemns political machines and loss of free thought while calling for vision from leaders, clergy, and professions, and highlights a need for civic cooperation and honesty. It references public discourse, press influence, and the role of poets. It also mentions a Manilla cattle sale and regional storms with lightning.
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Oour
Tennyson
Pretty wedding at Manilla Methodist Church in 1933
Miss Amy Jean Bowman and Mr John Ludlow wed on December 26 1933 at Manilla Methodist Church. Rev Grayson officiated. Bride wore ivory satin with lace train and halo veil. attendants wore pink embroidered organdie. Reception, flowers, and decor described. couple honeymooned to Tamworth and Toowoomba before settling in Brisbane Queensland.
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Manilla “Methodist Church
Amy Jean Bowman
G. E. Bowman
Wimbourne
Upper
Manilla
John Ludlow
Walter Edward ‘Ludlow
West Wyalong
BR. Grayson
Marion Bowman
Nell Hunter
Sydney
Ernest Ludlow
Lance Bowman
Arthur Shelton
Colin Veness
Tagel
Five Aldermen Resign Shocks Blayney Council Collapse
In Blayney five of nine aldermen resign after the mayor faces a summons against a hotel license. The four remaining members withdraw the action, leaving the council unable to function. The piece notes the renamed administration and other local notes including tax changes and staff appointments.
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Blayney
Bob .Grantham
W.C. Grantham
Manilla
Ald
Oliver
Ewin
Browning
Muir
Ald. Leplaw
New South Wales Defeats South Australia by 9 Wickets
New South Wales won by nine wickets at Sydney Cricket Ground. South Australia were all out for 150 in their final innings after NSW reached 154 for one at lunch with Brown playing well until stumped off Waite. Bill added quick runs and Fingleton was 58 not out as NSW chased with ease.
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New South ‘Wales
South Australia
Sydney
Cricket Ground
N.S.W
Brown
Waite
Walker
Bill
Fingleton
Manilla Wheat Silo Near Completion At Rail Station
The Manilla railway silo is taking a finished look with the roof completed and the elevation structure under erection. The huge landmark is expected to be ready for use in March, promising a prominent regional feature visible for miles.
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Manilla
View of Manilla from water reservoir overlook
View of Manilla shows a pretty town with a wealth of trees and neatly laid out streets as seen from the elevated position atop the water supply reservoir. The panorama highlights the town’s attractiveness and orderly layout.
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Manilla
Vital Statistics for Manilla in 1933 and Quarter Ended Dec 30
Natural increase for 1933 was 62. Local registrations show 5 births 23 deaths and 16 marriages. For the quarter ending December 30 births were 14 deaths 4 and marriages 5.
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Manilla
Manilla Station Reports Wheat, Rain, and Local News
Crop totals at Manilla station show 120000 bushels of wheat last week with 58000 delivered by rail. balance stacked. News notes include Burrells purchasing a new home, Heyward returning from Sydney, and Hayward’s Sydney trip. Rain thinned river waters yet the Manilla filter plant kept water clean. Visitors flock for the sheep sale while crops of tomatoes thrive. England’s 406-247 Test scoreline is recorded alongside river tales of a 12lb cad swallowed by a 2lb bream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry ‘Burrell
Bert Geddes
Heyward
Sydney
Manilla
Gunnedah
Austin-‘Kelly
Kelly
England
India
McIntyre
Queensland
Texas
New Zealand
Nymboida
Hornibrook
South Australia
Calcutta
Wagga
Jehargze
Orange
Manilla council approves 1933 rate estimates
The Municipality of Manilla council met on December 19 1933 and approved general and light fund expenditure estimates. It set rates at sixpence and halfpenny per pound on unimproved land value for general rate and fourpence per pound on land value for street lighting. A council meeting on January 23 1934 will consider the proposals.
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Manilla
U.G
Strafford Street
Summer Sale Notice on Textile Prices
In our Summer Sale catalog an error appeared in the listed price of Tinen Osnaberg plain and bordered. The correct prices are 1/2, 1/4, and 1/6 per yard. M. C. Mackenzie & Sons Ltd.
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Tinen-Osnaberg
M. C. MacKenzie & Sons Ltd
Tamworth and district notes and notices Jan 1934
Local Presbyterians note January 30 1934 school terms and hostel admissions. Medical touts claim cures and consultations offered at Court House Hotel Manilla January 9 to 11. Reports include Newcastle fire damage cost, Batesman Bay storm rainfall, wool sales rise, Coff’s Harbour snake discovery, gold production 6 million pounds for 1933, and various regional items: sharks, insects, ferries, and a Tamworth ill footballer Ernie O’Connor with tetanus.
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Court House
Manilla
Newcastle
Batesman’s Bay
Australia
Europe
Port Adelaide
Queenscliffe
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Stoddart & Hayward, Ltd
John D Kennedy
Smmipson
J. E. Simpson
M.P.S
Phi
Manilla Street
Weliasdaye
Stephen’s Pharmacy
H. J. Stephens
Syd. Univ
Optician Knoll
Chas. W. Enroll Flo
Lond
M.O.A
Syd
George Street
Persop
Royal Hotel
A. Barraglough Ltd
2Ticians
Georgie Street
Manilea
Mr-P. A. Neivall- Flo
Vo. Byrnes
Norern
Gularzambone
Ronis
Hereford
C. Dowe
Wheeler
Bignall
Brady
Penrose
C. McDonald
R. McDonald
Tanner
Ross
Thrift
Chapman
Porter
Charters
Colwell
Bowman
W. McDonald
Coulton
Payne
MacGregor
Richmond
Miss King
Oakhampton
Manila
Ludlow—Bowman
Mise B. Sullivan
Erskinville
Manilla Rural School
Barraba
N.E.W. Winb
Vital Statistics
Jolliffe
Pastures Protection Board
Tamworth
W. Upjohn
Presbyterian
Harry
F- Smith
Bourke
Ghoolam
France
Seieriée
Paris
Manly
Temoral
civTepanyier
Tritic
Burnie
Tasmania
Grafton
Almarra
Ernie O’connor
Tamworth Hospital
Ada Dean
Bulgong
Thorpe
Dunningham
Samuel Hordern
New South Wales
Lismore
Wagga Wagga
Glen Innes
Australian National Travel Association
Erica
Lundy
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