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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 31, 1936
Page
3
Durable boys school shoes in black and tan offered in sizes 1 to 11 with coverage up to 8.0 and 21ob to 9.0. Strong construction designed for daily wear and growth.
Moss Vale, 88 miles from Sydney, spans 382 acres with full primary and secondary courses to honours matriculation. Staff include a trained sister an arts and crafts mistress and a physical culture games mistress. Activities cover canoeing riding hockey tennis netball baseball and cricket. Fresh produce from the school farm daily. Prospectus by application to Principal Miss Hammond who will meet parents late January. New term starts February 11 1936.
Quist defeated Crawford to win the Australian championship and is now regarded as the No 1 Australian player. Miss Hartigan swept the ladies singles, Bromwich claimed the junior singles, and Quist with Turnbull beat Crawford and McGrath in the doubles.
A Woman feature highlights women fishing off Narooma on the south coast of New South Wales where a 12-foot shark is hauled in. The issue includes Royal Family images, rotogravure, mothercraft advice, steak economy tips, knitting and embroidery designs, a film star faces contest, autumn skirt patterns, and a free novel Jungle Rendez vous with issue January 30.
Opperman and hig con freres smashed records on solo bikes and tandems in Victoria. The 25 mile run around Mordialloc covered in 48 minutes 7.1 seconds, with Benwell starting and Dungey Henley supervising for the League of Victorian Wheelmen. Amateurs Alby Smith and Les Rodgers rode 20 miles in 46 minutes 35 seconds under J Gardner and W Occleshaw. Bruce Small sponsored the effort as a new series of state wide cycling record assaults was announced.
Pitt Son and Badgery report 35115 sheep and lambs penned at Flemington today. Quality fair with prime sorts scarce. Market firm throughout with wethers 21 shillings 7 pence, ewes 19 shillings, hoggets 22 shillings 4 pence, lambs 24 shillings. Cattle yarded 3087, primes firmer, bullocks £13 18, cows £9 16, vealers £9 12.
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