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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 16, 1931
Page
2
Master Optician of the North and Northwest will attend in person at Reval Hotel upstairs on the 10th at 6 oclock. Enquiries and correspondence to be addressed to Mr P., Sydney.
Friday January 16 1981 remarks by L Cunningham M ESE to the Tran ie Graziers Association critique wheat buyers as profit driven. The London market set at 24/3 per quarter for 2500 tons with 8 bushels per quarter, plus transport costs to London. The piece notes country to Sydney differences, government aid effects, and global demand shaping prices with US Wheat Board actions in Italy.
Dr. Ratliff and Dr. Heywood weigh options as government strains to keep production while avoiding mass layoffs. Discharge for a week, rationing, or a targeted plan may be tried. officials urge protecting workers with pensions and avoiding cruelty while the country nears disorganisation. Wheat sales to Italy and price relief for farmers emerge amid wartime pressures and calls for a living bounty.
The piece denounces Lang Heece and the Council of Churches for a state hospital funding appeal. It warns taxpayers receive little benefit from public hospitals treated as businesses and argues benevolence wanes as private aid dries up. It condemns shouldering government finance onto the church body.
A disjointed OCR snippet notes a man tripping over a white cow at a particular spot and mentions a fine band of choristers with Mr Stoddart being notably impressed. Details are incomplete but imply a local event or scene involving a presenter and a choir.
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Manilla residents hear plans for inspections to begin at 6 a.m. from Manilla Post Office as councillors, used to 12 to 14 hour days, weigh daylight start due to travel distances of 10 to 18 miles. Dr. Park accepts any start after daylight while others push for an early timetable amid naval arms market notes.
A garbled OCR fragment lists times and names for services and talks with references to Rev BR Conk, Mr. Prekyterion, and A Gordon. Mentions Evensong Seriscere SF URE and Manila times. Readers cannot confirm full event details or locations.
Local notes report arrivals in Manilla including Mr and Mrs Martin and new occupants on Rowan Street. Mentions marriages, health inspector Mr Blair back on duty, a boy recovering from a splinter injury, anthrax outbreak among Tamworth sheep, unemployment views in Narrandera, a dog death in a colliery dam, Egg Board price at 1/3 per dozen, and various railway and wool market updates.
A fragmented report notes amusing incidents during the evening including a tense match with quirky dialogue. Alderman Dave used a rubber paddle of sticks while Mr Stevenson and Mr D Kennedy kept tally, aided by electric lights and a starter. The item lists quick sales and a family sale at Mall's on 17 January with adult and children prices.
In memory of Se et ee mot aby wi ed away on December 25 you often said we'd miles you. Your words have proved too true mae the ee se friend it Mum when we lost', by her peeo hovbans Jaeger and Forons Stationery Games and you require Try RUDD'S.
The Municipality of Manilla reports that at the December 16 1930 council meeting the estimates were approved including funds from rates, available cash, revenue forecasts, and amounts required to be raised by rate. A motion to implement the measures will be considered at the January 20 1931 council session in Council Chambers.
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