School Re opens Tuesday Next Store Ad Prices
Bay Now at sale prices the store advertises school opening needs for the day. It highlights girls navy tunics white blouses cotton vests bloomers black ribbed school hose and durable clothing with sale prices listed across multiple sizes and dates.
Mandowa Shire to trial voluntary motor-by-pass ramps
At Mandowa Shire Council a six month trial of voluntary motor by pass ramps was approved with landholders to cooperate across Halls Creek Glenbarra and Crow Mountain districts. Specs set ramp grade width and load limits while councils may use discretionary power if placement conflicts with traffic flow.
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Mandows
G. A. White
Queensland
M. Park
Halls Creek
Glenbarra
Crow Mountain
Mandowa
Dobbie seals Banks win in tight Banks vs Waratah match
R Dobbie led Banks and Public Service to a narrow victory over Waratah after reaching 60 then 86 with partners. he hammered Arthur White with length balls and drives. Waratah were bowled out for 87, Vidler taking 5 for 16 as Dobbie starred with the bat in a dramatic finish.
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R. Dobbie
Banks
Public Service
Waratah
Dobbie
Arthur White
White
Pengilley
Finlan
Debbie
Anstey
Vidler
Jim Bignall
C. Woolaston
Horace Coote
Gordon White
Coates
Dust and hail sweep Manilla district in severe storms
A Monday afternoon series of storms, driven by strong winds, lashed the Manilla district. Keepit Rushes Creek Klori and Garthowen bore the brunt with hail from one to three inches, stripping trees, damaging crops and roofs, and two major rain events adding up to 37 points. Damage extended to the Namoi River road and Corra Lynne.
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Manilla
Keepit
Rushes Creek
Klori
Garthowen
Eloura
W. C. Maunder
Namoi River
Corra Lynne
Manilla District cricket results highlight tight finishes
Banks and Public Service beat Waratah 94 87. Garthowen 153 for 6 declared beat Rushes Creek 62 and 91 by 111 runs. Somerton 134 in nings closed beat Watson 3. Creek 45 and 63 outright by any innings and 26 runs. Victoria 337 against N.S.W with Gregory 65 Barnett 59 Bassett 58. N.S.W 309 Beattie 60 Hynes 54. Victoria second innings 294 all out with stern resistance. Arch White and Vidler lead bowling for Waratah in second innings, but final totals show close margins.
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Garthowen
Rushes Creek
D. Boyton
Abra
R. Winder
Doolan
H. May
Swan
Boyton
L. Carey
S. Swan
Scholes
A. Carey
P. Abra
Andy Boyton
C. Cummins
H. Moy
Winder
Manilla
Sunady
Banks and Public Service
Waratah
Somerton
Watson
Creek
Victoria
N.S.W
Gregory
Barnett
Bassett
Beattie
Hynes
Darling
Hassett
Seiv
F. Fordham
R. Dobbie
B.& PS
A. White
R. Doolan
K. Worcester
V. Fordham
T. Vidler
Art. White
C. Moffat
M. White
Anstey
Gilroy
R, Howarth
Watson’s
Bushes Ck
Coupland In Loving Memory and Carnival Notices
In loving memory of a dear tone friend who passed away 25 January 1933. Never forgotten by her friend Emily Burrell. Dancers coming from all parts of the North West Scouts Carnival February 1. Mackenzie Summer Sale for better bargains with plain Bemberg Silk and other fabrics at reduced prices. Derby for boys under 14 at Scouts Carnival. Wanted day work by capable woman. Cool drinks and ice cream on sale at sports. Obtain a quote from Cliftons for batteries.
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Coupland
Emily Burrell
Probate notice in New South Wales Will case
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales probate jurisdiction the will of Anne Reeves late of Manilla widow deceased is being probated. Application will be made after fourteen days from publication that the probate may be granted to Clare Wyatt and John Duncan Kennedy the executrix and executor named in the will. Notices to be served at the undersigned office with claims due within fourteen days. Solicitors John D Kennedy & Sons Manilla and agents Abbott & Allen Sydney. Also notices for Scouts Carnival February 1 at Clifton and dance at Brunnells and Marthechestras February 1 continuous dancing.
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Supreme Court of New South Wales
Anne Reeves
Manilla
New South Wales
Clare Wyatt
John Duncan Kennedy
John D. Kennedy & Sons
Abbott & Allen
Castlereagh Street
Sydney
Carnival and Highland Gathering in Manilla Monday
Carnival plans in Manilla for February 1, 1937 include a busy programme with car stands, footrunners, heats details, and a weight guessing contest for beef and sheep with prizes of £2 2s 0d and £1 1s 0d. The grandstand will be repaired, special lighting for open air euchre, and a dance by Leo O Neill with Norths and Brumells orchestras. An excursion train is available tonight.
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Manilla
E. Walmsley
I. G. Miller
Leo, O'Neill
North’s
Brumell
Manilla F and 8 Association holds meeting notes
The Manilla Branch chaired by A H Nixon discusses closer settlement, a possible lecture by Macindoe, and wheat growth in Queensland with a new three seeds variety. Sympathy is sent to F E Heywood on health issues, local transfers announced, visitor notes, bank fittings sold, and a U.S. flood disaster reported with large losses and homelessness.
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Manilla
F. and 8. Association
A. H. Nixon
Macindoe
New England
Glen Innes
F. R. Heywood
Queensland
F. E. Heywood
A H. Nixon
Heywood
G Park
Ruth Redfern
Manly
D. Wilshire
M. Morris
Lismore High School
Tom Hughes
Royal Hotel
Toowoomba
Roy Maunder
Primaers
North Western
America
Cricket Te The Following Team Will Represent Wednesday
Cricket Te The following team will rep represent Wednesday H.H. vy Warat ah on Sunday at Manilla R Doo han M Doughan A Watts J Watts G Snape J Windsor Ern Gallagher Ed Gallagher W B Byrne Geerin GO Kennedy and F Grady 12 Play commences fet 1.30 p.m. sharp res ent Rushes Creek against Som erton on Sunday next at Rushes Creek Swan H Moy A Carey C Cummins Andy Boyton L Carey J Moy F Coote E Carey N Kelly A Ogle A Boyton 12 N Brady 13
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H.H. Vy
H. Moy
A. Carey
C. Cummins
Andy Boyton
L Carey J. Moy
F. Coote
E Carey
N. Kelly
A. Ogle
A- Boyton
N. Brady
Magistrate to suspend licenses for speeding cases
A city magistrate who handles motor cases said he will suspend or cancel drivers licenses instead of fining offenders for speeding. He cited many convictions and last year’s deaths as proof fines do not curb the menace, asserting that future penalties will include license suspension.
Quirindi Hospital Board Meeting Sparks Dissent
An unusual incident at Quirindi Hospital Board meeting saw a medical officer complain about the Matron and a motion to relieve her of duty defeated. An amendment to obtain a report was also defeated. The chairman refused to reput the motion, prompting a dissent from the chair. The case will be referred to the Hospital Commission.
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Quirindi Hospital
Hospital Commission
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