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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 02, 1937
Page
2
A fragment from a historical article urges public support for soil erosion prevention around Manilla New Mexico. It discusses the community and government role in protecting land, with emphasis on soil health, agricultural yields, and the value of preventing cruelty to humanity through stewarding natural resources.
The Municipal Council plans kerbline construction along Manin Street as part of a main street beautification project. The curb will run about seven inches above road level and four inches wide with suitable pedestrian crossings at each of the four sections.
Baldwin and Mackenzie won the bowling club final by thirteen heads to seven over Kennedy and Scott, after a tense contest. The victory comes on the back of strong form. both winning pair and runner ups were praised for their skill. An evening presentation will be held later in the season at the club home, with a social match proposed for July 14.
At Mandowia Shire meeting the conference was praised as very successful with many delegates. Minister Mrs Spooner opened remarks on important matters including the Weed Bill for Parliament next session and local council representation.
The Manila Amateur Cycle Club held a Wednesday race near the Presbyterian church, detailing results from a 12 mile route. Times include 10 seconds for HL 500, 55 seconds for Reid, 60 for Browning, 70 for Vieness, and 95 for Finlan, with sparse legible placements and noted humid conditions.
The Upper Manilla Agriantae will hold its annual Houk ewe judging competition from Monday to Wednesday. A field demonstration is planned for the latter day at Upper Manila, with stations extended for interested persons to attend.
Mr Br Martin who has the contract for laying the water pipe from Manila to North Manila reports rapid progress. Water soon to be cut off on the north side of the river while Mr Byrnes will connect from the saleyards without delay.
The municipal council reports progress on finishing the tennis courts and outlines plans for their integration into the general appearance of the town. The year’s timeline remains unclear as discussions proceed.
Firemen announce a Tuesday night dance with two orchestras to provide cantini music and timeless tunes. The event includes novelty dances, a well prepared floor, and a capacity crowd expected at the hall. The Municipal Council invites tenders for fencing at Cricket Ground No 2. Nearby, David Hall, father of Collin Hall of Halls Creek, Manilla, passed away yesterday.
A fall inspection reveals heavier workload for projects as leaflets are distributed and a tidy, methodical planting approach is stressed. Members anticipate the upcoming project competition with several names noted for satisfactory work. In Wimbledon action Crawford fell to Von Cram in five sets. Von Cram and Bridge reach the final, with Budge predicted to win.
The Manilla Junior Farmers club announces a trophy donation by AL RO McLeod for an upcoming lab competition. The prize is to be awarded after judging in autumn, with the main prize to be kept at the Royal School for safekeeping.
Weather notes report a heavy frost week in North Manila with frost events on Tuesday and widespread frost observed. Then a shift to light warmth and bright sunshine. Rain totals for April May and June quarter show 244 points. wheat crops look healthy with sowings after mid June rain showing bright appearance.
The Royal Agricultural Society of NSW announces a conference on fodder conservation soil care and pasture improvement. It will convene at the 7th Floor Hydeay omy House 33 Macquarie Place Sydney with readings by invited speakers on Wednesday and on 28th and 20th July.
The Norths' contribution of 10000 helped establish a university at Armidale. The appeal closed on Wednesday with 10500 contributed by well wishers of the scheme. In Gosford 26 players and referees took part in a football match at a parl on Sunday after a council ban. Connally, Chairman of the Land Board, will preside at Manilla July 8 where meetings of the Boavil to be held at Manilla Court Hotel that day.
A social event titled Ball the animal will be held on Tuesday August 3. Arrangements are described as very careful and promising an evening of delight. Patrons are assured of entertainments and lively social interaction.
Ayliffe of Blytheswood Avenue Warrawee lists a smooth edged show type named Mrs Harry Burrell. The new sulphur yellow bloom features a few red dots on each petal while The Rowery appears larger and well formed.
The municipality of Manilla invites tenders for fencing materials and supply for a post and rail installation estimated at about 29 chains. Tenders will be received by the undersigned up to Monday the 19th day of duty.
An OCR fragment notes opticians visit to Webster and MaDonald Ltd at Castlereagh Street. It references an eye care event or showroom near The Hotel, with a date hinted as Saturday. The legible items are disjoint, but indicate optician services and a promotional visit.
Saturday and Monday program includes When You're in Love with Oriace Mouve Cary G and Devil's Doll at Palais Theatre. Charlie Chan at the Opera featured. Sunday afternoon tennis match saw local Haywards team defeat Upper Manilla Tennis Club with Val Blanch Whitton O’Gonnell and B. O'Brien leading.
The document outlines the compulsory deduction of wages tax from employee earnings under the Wages Tax Act. It sets December 1933 as a reference point and requires employers to maintain an Employer's Remittance Book, with deductions remitted on each payday.
Report on an upcoming Chevrolet event featuring truck demonstrations and new models. The venue will showcase power, hydraulic tools, and dual rear axles with visitors invited to see improvements and advertising displays. Admission details appear early in the notes.
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