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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 09, 1935
Page
3
Community chatter claims a wheelbarrow race in Manilla and a main street upgrade may occur. Advertisements report discounted goods from Stoddart and Hayward Ltd, S and H linen towels, and a coney collar coat. A drought break and a parish hall lance night are noted as true.
Mim Gillespie, praised dressmaker with years of experience in Ander and Newcastle, announces a new dressmaking establishment next to Mr J D Kennedy's office called The Jasonette. Offers all classes of dressmaking with special attention to evening frocks, using customer's materials, and moderate prices. Invites inspection and inquiries.
Mrs Ernest Scott told the Public Questions Society at the University that many white people can learn from the sincerity of negroes in religious services though the worship is lively with emotions and interjections. She noted a preacher's humorous interlude about a local tailor. Boracic acid will be used in future by fruitgrowers to prevent bruising in apples in New Zealand.
Present were Mesdames Muffe Pattison Thorne Clarke Roberts Woolaston Prosser Kelaher Cummins Hooper and Miss McPhail. An apology from Mrs Byrnes. Tywax asked Mrs Simmons to accept the presidency. Mesdames Byrnes and Woolaston elected vice presidents. Mrs Iliffe and Mrs McPhail joint Hon Secretaries. The ladies will aid the welfare of girls and infants at the school. Boys’ needs are being handled by the local Agricultural Bureau. A tennis court for the children was discussed and referred to the Agricultural Bureau.
A News Chronicle report states Pacific Inland, including Bale, Fanning and Washington Ts, is offered for sale by city solicitors with housing and accommodation tax vessels and other conveniences to the buyer. Enormous losses of sheep accompany Queensland rains after twenty years in copra trade. A girl died in Ashfield from hair catching fire.
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