Manilla District Rural School Examinations Shine Again
The Manilla District Rural School reports top results at the Intermediate Examinations with 16 of 19 passes, 84 percent, continuing a two year high average of 83 percent. A’s are common with Norman White leading with four. Beatrice Veness and James A Bignell high scorers. several pupils aged under 14. Despite comparisons, local schools show strong performance and Manila's role in regional agricultural and horticultural movements is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manilla
Norman White
James A. Bignell
Beatrice Veness
Cine
Dorothy Flevt
Gwee Pidwon
J T D. Bignall
B. Hall
J. Smithere
Nueleen Donald
J. Smithers
Gra]gron
Dorothy Flett
Intermedito
Wehool
Manila
Hospitals Commission Bars Doctors From Hospital Boards
The Hospitals Commission decided that physicians and chemists cannot join hospital boards except in specific cases. The Minister for Health, Mr. Weaver, said doctors would not be eligible as subscribers or government nominees, though bans may be suspended for some major hospitals under Special Act. Government appointees will have similar duties to subscribers’ directors and must attend at least 80 percent of meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospitals Commission Ha
Minister For Health
Weaver
Revel Princ Alfred
Sydney
Royal North Shore
Resolutions from Graziers Conference in Sydney
Local Graziers Association passes resolutions for the Annual Conference in Sydney from March 25 to 28. Items include repeal of fines for first wage offenders, opposition to compulsory arbitration in favor of a Canadian style act, eligibility for old age pensions for returned soldiers, lower motor car registration fees, mandatory veterinary approved sheep licks registration, and a broader review of wages tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graziers’ Association
Sydney
Australia
Iing
Department of Agriculture
Manilla Amateur Cycle Club Formed At Mech Institute
Twenty three enthusiasts gathered Friday night with Mr J Brown to form the Manilla Amateur Cycle Club. Officers elected include Patron Mr W Rooke President Mr H Dimmock Vice Presidents Mr J Kennedy and H J Roberts Captain Mr J Swanbro Secretary Mr E Pidgeon Treasurer Mr P Smithers and committee members Messrs J Broad-Nelson and Blair. A first road race is planned for Sunday February 3, eight miles from Recreation Ground at 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Brown
Mechanie's Institute
Manilla
H. Dimmnock
Meaty J. Nennedy
H. J. Roberts
Ju. Swanbro
E. Pidgeon
P. Smithers
Messrs
J. Broad - Nelson
Blair
Excursion Train Crowded On Return Trip From Manila
The Manila excursion train left on Thursday and was crowded. Thirty joined at Manila, six at Upper Manila, and one at Tarpoly. Total income for Manila reached £58 10s 7d as the trip closed. Examination efficiency noted as of 1932, with further increases anticipated. On the first day of the new school year, best wishes are expressed for the Principal, staff, and pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manilla
Upper Manilla
Tarpoly
Show Meeting Discusses Advertising and Show Dates
President V J Byres presided as members debated broadcast advertising for the Manilla show with £15 offered by Sound Ray Amplifier Co. Discussion split on promotion. decision to leave advertising to the broadcasting committee. Dates clashed with Tamworth Race Club. extending show a day rejected due to expense and schedule conflicts. Ball postponed. rain insurance kept. holiday declared on second show day. stores to close at noon. £10 for pre show advertising. pavilion room for district exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sound Ray Amplifier Co
Manilla
B. Nixon
C. J. Prnce
C. L. Wilshire
Broadcasting Committee
NSW Trotting Club
Tamworth
B. Dawe
Dawe
Hudson
FB. Heywood
F. B.leywoorl
Business Men's Association
Ewan
G. R. Park
Graziers Seek Resident Telephone Mechanic at Manilla
Graziers at Manilla meeting voiced ongoing delays from absent or distant mechanics hindering private party and Departmental telephone lines. They urged Mandowa Shire Council to back a resident technician after a Federal request from Mr W C Thompson for concrete case details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manilla
Tamworth
EB. Nixon
A. McDonald
Upper Manilla
Bungymulla
Mandowa
F. E. Heywood
W. C. Thompson
Hoywood
Grasser
Thompson
E. Park
Mandowa Shire
Manilla Show Booth Bidding and Rail Concession Details
Manilla show work on new buildings and improvements is progressing well for patrons and exhibitors. Bids for booth rights on February 9 at the secretary’s office at 3 pm. A planned order for offerings lists publican’s cream stall fruit and sweets stall and luncheon and afternoon tea booth. Rail concession approved for return tickets Tamworth to Leg up March 1 to 9.14 am. return fares valid to March 28. Edgar Nixon leads the district exhibit seeking interesting produce for display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pau
Sharp
Publcan
Rtailway
Tamworth
Barraba
Pte
Edgar Nixon
Manilla Sheep Sale With 17500 Yarded For Friday
An important sale of 17500 sheep at Manilla next Friday February 1 will feature about 10000 early shorn young sheep from the North West four years old and under and over 1000 young crossbreds all offered for sale without reserve. The sale starts at 11 oclock with Mr V J Byrnes as auctioneer. At the Show Committee meeting the president Mr Byrnes expressed sympathy for the death of Mr H Harry of Tamworth, brother of committee member Mr T Berry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manilla
God
Orlock Sharp
V. J. Byrnes
H. Harry
Tamworth
T. Berry
North
Rural School Reopens After Holiday With New Staff
After about seven weeks break Rural School reopens today with three new teachers. Pankhurst from Cesswork High School takes Rowsall's temporary post as first a stint, Gulliford becomes Home Economics teacher, and Oldham joins the primary staff. Parents reminded that children over 53 may enroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pankhurst
Cesswork High School
Rowsall
Gulliford
Oldham
Manilla 7th Annual Ram Sale Promises Quality Merino Stock
A splendid selection includes 500 high quality Stud and Flock Merino rams 100 Stud Merino ewes and about 200 Border Leicester Dorset Horn Rowney Marsh Lincoln and Southdown rams. Sale details appear in Friday's issue. Auctioneer Vd Byrnes announces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leicester
Dorset Horn
Rowney Marsh
Lincoln
Southdown
New South Wales
Auction of 17 500 Quality Sheep at Manilla
A large Manilla sale offers 17 500 splendid quality sheep including 10 000 early shorn head from the North West. The catalogue lists Wethers and Ewes aged 2 to 5 years under various named lots such as Brijueog Thamby Faire Grange and Rock Al. Breeders from Moree Tamworth Breton and Milliwindi feature. Nearly all stock sold without reserve with drovers in attendance for a premier yarding featuring many early shorn sheep 4 years and under and crossbreds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Carteree Co
Soeney Wethers
Moree
A. Jenson
Tamworth
M. Wethers
C. B. Dowe
Milliwindi
B. L
H Perrott
Breton
Messrsne & Oram
Rock al
Mesure
Bignall Bros
Ar- Ting
R. x
Mellrath
Castleven
R. Shaw
C. Baldwin
Durham Court
A. B
C. M. Robinson
Hillcrest
Manilla
Talks on electricity in schools urged after inquest
A coroner urged government to teach electricity safety in schools following the electrocution of Jack Rodgers. The Education Minister noted two committees will prepare diagrams and literature for classroom talks and broadcast options to educate children on electrical hazards. The message was circulated by the Country Women’s Association and Nemoi Group, via Mrs. Harry Veness of Manilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gafety
Jack Rodgers
J. N. Kennedy
Country Women's Association
Harry Veness
Manilla
Nemoi Group
D. H. Drummond
Tamworth Pastures Protection Board Tender Notice
The Tamworth Pastures Protection Board invites tenders to sink a bore and case it with fittings to be approved by the board. The bore site is near Barneys Spring on the Boggabri Manila Road in Parish Witlari Co Nan dewar. Requires at least 800 gallons per hour but no water. no pay. Tenders close February 5 with the undersigned directors E L Betta A J Hunt for reservations Ring Manilla 159 Wednesday and Thursday Matinee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parish
Witlari
Nandewar
Boggabri- Manila Hoad
Barneys Spring
Grady XI Surges In Harvest Cricket Break
The cricket competition resumed after the harvest break with Grady XI defeating Banke r Service while Wonge Grady XI faced the local team. The Grady's XI played at Wonga Creek mantel as part of the day’s fixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banker Service
Wonge Grady
Grady’s XI
Wonga Creek Mantel
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PLAIS
Stoddart & Hayward
Trevente
Joen 2
Simpson
Simpson Mps, PLC
Kelly
Alanilla
A. J. Stephens
Ph.u
Syd. Univ
Manilla Street
Chas W. Knoll
Optometrist Sydney
Bat Yaster
Optimus Mr. Knoll
Royal Hotel
Thonrs
Go Cock
Bydnes
Guocho
Quiriidi Hispital
Reay
Aay
Manilla District
Cycle Club
V. J. Byres
Messrs. M. Park
E. Nixon
F. R. Heywood
W. A. Boman
John Coote
N. Gall
W. C. Maunder
H. V. Dowe
Wilshire
B. Dowe
R. Park
C. W. Coote
Coulton
G. B. M. Holt
C. Wilson
C. d. Byrnes
Sick Alnutt
P. Berry
Bell
G. B. Bowman
A. G. Deine
RA Hudson
W. BE. Kirk
D. B. Mackenzie
A. @. Doring
W. C. Mann- Wer
W. Molloy
W. V. Robin
A Jeter
Quirindi Pal and
H. Association
Mania
Dad Wilakies
Mrs. Walmsley
Newcastle
Manilla Bhow
V.d. Byrnes
Curragundi
A, Eyrnes
Golf
Commis
Court Street
Returned Soldiers' League
Manilla Branch
Ales On Leacet
Thoms
Pas
Waterhouse
Asissant
We Council
Council Chambers
W. Pilsell Manilla
Tamworth Pastures Protection Board
A. Gilroy
Tlitfe
Sabet M Doughan
A. Vaux
Abberfield
F. Grady
D. Grady
Carey C. Davis
J. Watts
Gardiner
E. Green
F. Coorey
Abberfeld
Wong Creek
Brady
E. Carey
Bi Carey
S Watts
AL ' Watts
I. Carey
Brady R
A Watts
H v. Krady
J. Reardon
M. Doughan
Tiffo
A. Watts
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