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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 19, 1907
Page
4
Holiday fares and local notices mark Manilla clerk year
Holiday excursion fares apply Jan 23 to 26 with a month validity. A. C. Veness auction of stock and farm goods set for Jan 28 at New Mexico. Public holidays proclaimed in Manilla and state banks to close. W. N. Witzis faces further charges at Central Criminal Court. North Coast railway survey progresses Maitland to Taes with six surveyors. Saker's Factory advertises plough shares and local industry support. Gambling issue ties to Labor candidate Beaby. Cornback glut noted. farmers urged early bag purchases. Sergeant Rowell honored with public testimonial. farewell for J. Sewell and Miss Ethel Seacell at Mechanic Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowell
Manilla
Sydney
Bingera
Mechanion Institute
J. Sewell
Tamworth Show and Mayoral Election News
Tamworth Show dates set for February 20 and 21 on the Oval ground with plans for more exhibits from Nanille district. Mayoral election expected next month with current mayor not seeking re election. aldermen retire under a new bill. Also reports on the Warden's Court actions at Tamworth and the appointment of I G M Shane as bandmaster and conductor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamworth
the Oval
Nanille
Exwagsa
Pwcsent
Aldsneddart
Band Committee Chooses Mr M Shance as Bandmaster
A Mechanics Institute meeting of the Band chaired by Mr J Elliott agreed to appoint Mr T G M Shane as bandmaster at £2 per week for six months with renewal possible. A sub committee will draft an agreement and invite Mr M Shane to meet to discuss matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. G. Mbhane
Sue
Armidale
M*shane
Western Australia
Mechanics' Institute
J. Elliott
Messrs
J.D. Kennedy
J. Eliott
A. C G. Voness
E. O'Donoghue
Bailey
F.S. Mackenzie
A. Vincent
I. N. Johnstone
D.C. Lightfoot
Fp.thompson
T. G. M.shane
Mackenzie
Johnstone
Telfer
Sutton
M’shane
Manilla Annual Races
Weights at Orexton Hanprear yesterday Swansin was scratched from all engagements and Fairylock from the Opening Handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manilla
Swansin
Fairylock
Church Services Schedule for Manilla and Surroundings
CHURCH OF ENGLAND Manilla 11 a.m Lay Helper Upper Hall s Creek 11 a.m. Reverend Morrish Vicar Parish notices. PRESBYTERIAN Manilla 7.30 p.m. SUPPLY METHODIST CHURCH OF AUSTRALASIA Manilla 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Upper Manilla 3 p.m. Reverend A Graham Borah 3 p.m. Mr Baker Klorn 3 p.m. Mr Qhick Barraba 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Woods Reef 3 p.m. Mr Black We Stet Tome Mwa ie ey A Gee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF England
Manilla
Upper Hall's Creek
Mlancho
Upper Manilla
Rev
A. Graham
Borah
Mr. Baker
Klorn
Qhick
Barraba
Woodsreef
Mr. Black
Mix of notes and notices from Manilla area town page
Various town items including council actions on rates and finances, band promotions, hospital committee appointments, church flower show scheduling, local sales and auctions, railway work and job advertisements, weather notes, and local personalities with mentions of instruments, doctors, police, and merchants.
NSW team named for SCG match with Victoria on 25th inst
NSW selectors announce a Sydney Cricket Ground representative squad for a match against Victoria starting on the 25th. The lineup includes Carter, Noble, Trumper, Duff, Hopkins, E L Waddy, Macartney, Gurnsey, Diamond, Cotter, Blaxland, Hickson and Ims, in a piece mixing sport and satire about modern cricket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Victoria
Sydney Cricket Ground
Carter
Noble
Trumper
Duff
Hopkins
E. L. Waddy
Macartney
Gurnsey
Diamond
Cotter
Blaxland
Hickson
Mauilla
N.S.W.S
Weather Clears Amid January Rain and Local Happenings
A collection of remarks notes weather easing after January rain, mentions Old Moore and Wragge, political shifts by Sir William M’Millan, Labor plans to contest seats, and educational and civic observations. Updates include Nurse M’Kensie named Matron of the hospital, Matron Taylor to Sydney, and local events: Church sale of work, cricket energy, shooting prizes, and a Blayney electorate visit by Mr Crick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M‘millan
Labor Party
Church of England
Wearne
Dewio
Kerry
Toar
Crick J
Blayney
Labor Party Land Policy Strang Expounded at Perth
J Trefle M L A outlined Labor's plan for Crown lands including capping holdings at a living area and giving preferential land access to citizens under £200 value. Proposals cover temporary rent remission, settlement improvements, tenant rights, review of scrab and improvement leases, and creation of a State land bank to aid cheap financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wit
Ooe Inku
Land Board
Labor Party
Acting Justice Street Named Supreme Court Judge
The Executive Council appoints Acting Justice Street to the Supreme Court, succeeding Justice Walker. Deep snowdrifts linger in southern France and shocks ripple near Warning Mountain. Barren Jack Weir work begins, paying 8s daily for hammermen, 7s for common labor. Tiger snakes multiply in Eucha district Victoria with one snake approaching a baby before removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Executive Council
Justice Street
Supreme Court
Justice Walker
Sydney
Messrs John Bridge and Company, Limited
Jmcc
Glenwood
Queanbeyan
Warning Mountain
Laura Creek
Guyra
Jack Weir
Yass
Eucha
Victoria
Crossenvale
Earthquake devastates Kingston Jamaica capital
A severe quake destroyed Kingston, Jamaica on Monday with shocks lasting into Tuesday. Many buildings collapsed, three hundred injured and thirty killed. Sir James Ferguson died, and chaos spread as thousands fled camps and hospitals were ruined. Fire remained controlled Monday night amid widespread panic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kington
Jamacca
West Indies
Gonsternation Presails
New York
James Ferguson
South Australia
New Zealand
Jamacia Disaster Details from London Reports
Early London details confirm devastation in Jamaica after a major disaster. Sir Alfred Jones notes ten miles of city center destruction, with public offices and hospitals destroyed and the business quarter ruined. Casualties range from 500 to 1000, with thousands homeless and relief funds started in New York and Lyndon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Jamucia
Sir Alfred Jones
Henneker Heaton
Tatent
Jamaica
James Vergusya
Port Royal
New York
Lyndon
Peppertree Club Debates Lighting and Parish Plans
The Peppertree Club discusses lighting public streets to aid the railway and inspector visibility. Members joke about Parliament funding and park improvements, while Sir Henry and others critique elections and policy. The meeting ends with a toast and a group ride on the go-round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sitter Bil
Egypt
M. Lefabre
Department of Antiquities
Monander
Ilia
John
Henry
Juin
Dalton
Philpotton
George
Parliament House
Siter
Tom
Manilla
England
Thabnya
Uhall
North Pole
New South Wales
Art Fu
Wool auctions set new greasy wool record at Mesa Folio sale
At Tuesday’s wool sale Mesa Folio Fri and Co Ltd broke the greasy wool record with 6 709 bales offered. The division lists Finlagain Estate Armidale 101 bales at 1235, and others including Wit David William and Son Guyra 84 bales and W Coventry Laydhurst 168 bales with varied prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesa Folio Fri and Co., Ltd
J. M C Glenwood
Queene Hevan
Finlagain
Armidale
W. A. Anderson
David William and Son
Guyrn
George Baker
Nualaren
W. Coventry
Laydhurst
W.C. Willard
Armidide
Thos
Van
Arilla
Nicholas Mroa
Kilmore
Thomas Siason
Milligan
Woodferi
Liv
Latest Wives and Shipping Wrecks Darken Victoria News
Reported deaths after a cart accident near Kyulrab Victoria involve Reginald Collander and Yordi Malthwuse. The Airlie steamer from Singapore to Sydney struck reefs. Melbourne news notes a string of other events from political shifts to a disastrous famine prediction in Shantung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald Collander
Yordi Malthwuse
Kyulrab
Victoria
Airlie
Singapore
Sydney
Government Savings Bank
Melbourne
Frederick ‘Timerlie
Toowoomba
Shantung
China
Subscriptions and Borrowers Highlight Commons Wealth Reflections
A bustling Commons week looks to subscribers and borrowers with hopes of prosperity and promotion. The writer notes readers’ fortunes and the link to future subscriptions in a time of 1907 mood.
In Memoriam and Local Notices from Tamworth Gazette
In Memoriam for Jaspin Newell Chapman who died January 18 1801, published by his parents Ro. and El Viarwan. Various local ads and notices include a bogey in order, purchases, rewards, hotel references, tender calls, and excursion ticket info from January 23 to 25 with details from J Ponsonby and HL Molaculas.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ratorday
Dan
News and Notes
A. C. Veness
M‘nulty
Wlc
New Mexico
Sanitary System
Tus
W. N. Witzis
Rogers
Central Criminal Court
Lands Commission
Agrea
Reinhardt
Worth Coast Railway
Ine
North Coast Railway
Maitland
Tares
Saker's Factory
H. Gokoer
ExobEs4
Beaby
Labor
Hlayney
Sporting League
Bhig Inner
Abegg
Daily Papers
Tamworth Show
Wae
Appleant
Orexton Hanprear
G. Kelly
Munro
Woo Willie
Maya
F. Marsden
Hidon
J. Hartigan
Giles
T. Avard
N. M'Kechnie
Masia Hasproap
G. Kelle
Menro
Willie
Cavanaugh
Cameron
Poxtr
Blackthorne
G. Hall
Church Services
Watte Creek
F. Morrish
Presbyterian
Methodist Church OF Australasia
Tome Mwa Ie Ey A Gee
Ramway
Caramittes
T.G. M‘smaye
Chessbrough
Carruthers
Raiaway
Mecnasics
Instituere
Tuveapay
Tut Council
Meronn
Fauwens’ Association
Jacon
M‘shane
Taylor
Presbyterian Church Committee
Odell
Sydney Evening Neves
A. Barraclough, Ltd
George St
Sylvey
Price
Steven
Swinga
Penwen Andhora
Old Moore
Wragge
Ashton
Ourrathers
Education O'Vonor
M'Kensie
General News
The
Peppertree Club
Garvio and Cousens
Adams Arella
Pulonat
Clair- Moyovaute
Hoonis
Arneil
Canary
Post Canary
Mes
Imperial Hotel
ANTI
Warraha
Walyers
Maddison
L of & Bull Stove
Ciper and Co
Musilbe
Hana
New South Wales Government Railways
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