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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 30, 1931
Page
2
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On a January 30 1981 Mipane attacks country storekeepers blaming them for constraining Government credit to producers. He claims banks and lenders drain capital, leaving producers and rural businesses exposed as overdrafts shrink. He warns that ongoing financial pressure imperils the future welfare of farmers and local commerce.
The Tang government amended the Explosives Act to raise farm petrol and combustible oil storage from a tiny quantity to 100 gallons, after years of farmer requests. A proposed 200 gallon increase by Mr. Chaffey was defeated as the bill passed Parliament.
Guidance notes flax growing by rainfall zones 18 to 26 inches, soil types, weed control, seed-bed preparation, sowing rates of 70 pounds per acre, drilling or broadcasting methods, sowing depth, harvest timing when seed browns, and binder maintenance for efficient cutting in dry conditions.
At Tamworth a local meeting of the men of the district faced criticism as Captain FA Chaffey M.A. was not invited. Mr Scully apologized for the omission and urged courtesy to the district member, MLA Chaffey, regardless of party, stressing respect for representatives.
The Minister for Local Government Mr McKell told a Canterbury Labor league deputation that he would seek amendments to the Local Government Act to provide for adult franchise in municipal elections and to use combined Federal and State rolls for municipal ballots.
Official information from the Northern Area Railway Commissioner through Mr Allen at Werris Creek states the Brisbane Mail timetable will not be cut to three runs a week. Commissioners had announced express trains would run Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays starting February 2, but protests from Northern NSW and Southern Queensland towns led to reconsideration. Mr FW Lowe, head of the local Public School, returned to Manilla this morning after holidays in the Monaro district.
The article discusses church conferences across states, urging devotion and wise leadership for church administration. It notes recent Manila marriages, calls for choir leadership, and mentions bereavements, Synod delegates, and mission services. A forthcoming mission talk by Rev. W. J. Chambers is promoted for March 22. Synod to meet in Manilla in 1982 due to Tenterfield scheduling.
The cattle section at the Manilla special sale next Tuesday features mainly Red Poll and Black Poll cattle. W J Byrnes reports the quality will be the best seen in the local yards. The ALP Conference at Parkes shows differing views on dole reforms and added items in rations.
The report details a cricket match where Gunnedeh and Manilla faced a rough day with injuries, including Bert Yenes receiving a split finger and retiring. J N Kennedy excelled with five for 53, while Manilla’s fielding and batting earned praise. The text then covers religious notices for The Holy Catholic Church’s Anglican branch, listing Eucharists, sermons, and harvest festival services across Manilla Upper, Manilla, and Wongo Creek with preachers Rev T Betacareti, Rev A Gordon, Rev R Grayson, and Rev B Upper. A Labor arbitration dispute and protests by trades unions are noted, with statements challenging the arbitration judges.
Fusion welese from mee cad fare dominates the scene as observers note shifting costs and a growing demand for affordable transit options. Analysts seek clarity on policy effects and potential changes to pricing structures.
A Manila columnist outlines current fashion trends for women, noting hem widening, varied silhouettes, and the continued popularity of black velvet. Tailoring advice stresses a well fitted waist and hip shaping, with foundations and brassieres designed for figure types to enhance grace and elegance. The piece invites readers to visit the author for personalized fitting guidance.
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