Vanilla Cxmpress at Bor Justin and the Commonwealth
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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 10, 1912
Page
4
A fragment notes Vanilla Cxmpress at Bor Justin and the Commonwealth with unclear context and no additional facts available. Further readable details are not provided.
Bit Joe Hardy claims improved divining rod methods for locating water and guarantees depth outcomes. Three wells found yield water at 15 to 201-st. Mexico Tad wins the Warwick Faror on Saturday for trainer Tom Armstrong with strong betting support. Corrigan travels to see Nome and Tus. Two sons of Mr. Maunder have a near-miss incident driving Nome on Friday. a dangerous spill near a water gully prompts caution.
A midweek function named a Kitchen Afternoon drew a large audience at the Manse on Wednesday. Guests included Wey, Tulloch Yuille and Arts Yuille. Gifts were varied and many gifts displayed originality. Dignitaries Mrs Crantham Miles Grantham Roy Grantham Mrs Hutton Mr B Hall and others were noted among attendees.
A long list of attendees and organizers appears for a local show postponed from June to September due to a dry season. Officials note afternoon tea, tentative dates of October 15 to 17 were set before rain forecasts prompted a new plan. Also included are fishing regulations and a note on an electrical report appointment in Manila.
An enjoyable match at Manilla Courts on Saturday featured Manta versus Doon Bae Obibs. Five visiting Watt family members brought enthusiasm, while G. Doyle from the county showed his best form. the town team edged Doon Rae by a late tally of 7 to 5 in 35 games.
In a packed Manila gym the Manilla team edged out opponents 72 to 94 amid a flurry of names including T. P. Smith, N. L. Sheridan, G. Doyle, and W. Watts. The match featured tight guarding and tallies from Allen, Hartley, and Watts as both sides exchanged leads. The postponed game against Holley awaited later, promising a strong finish for Manila.
Football fancies and competition match standards set for a noon game between Manilla and Mexico. The article lists Standard team players for today including Ogley Forster Jackson Miller Marley Munro Mcurley Henry De Laugens Runge Wiles Coughly Kickham Stuckley Keretiayy Mcrath and notes Kangaroos visit Mexico with Mull back Gy Branch five eighth Simington half Beatty Chapman Hunt and others as reserves Veness Witherland.
The annual stallion parade under Manila Fy and Sy-Association auspices was held on Saturday. Vet Max Bory examined 10 horses for certificates. Judge W Potter of Tamworth led the prize judging as McHenry spoke on "Troubles of Horses." Top prizes included Heather Jack and Lord Kitchener in various draught classes with several other entries from Baldwin, Nixon, and Ball among others.
A damaged report from Murwillimbsh on Saturday describes a Norge attached to a spring-cart and a sulky with Mrs Bartlet and children. One child sustained facial injuries, the other escaped. ghasts broken and the scene left unclear due to garbled OCR.
Messrs H Stoddart and W Smith won the Mechanics Institute cribbage tournament defeating Mesuré W H Tackson and J Shelfign by the final. A social in Ball tonight promises a pleasant time while a golf opening is scheduled today. Australia beat New Zealand in the last match, and a man fell from a steamer deck into the stokehold, sustaining injuries.
Lancashire defeated Australia by wickets in a low scoring match. Australia 383 in first innings. Lancashire reply featured Whitty and Tyldesley strong with multiple bowlers taking wickets. Final standouts included Haslitt and Hastitt with notable bowling figures.
A fragmented report notes Warwickshire’s revival after a shaky start to chase a target set by South Africa. Key figures include Pagler and Charleworth contributing with the bat, while Nourse and Santall held earlier innings. The match ends with Warwickshire securing victory by six wickets amid mentions of fielding and bowling figures.
Fragmented notes describe Pridthat urging avoidance of certain water schemes. A prior plan from eight years ago is referenced, with changes proposed to extend water and light connections. An Electrical Department officer may visit Mantila to report alongside him.
A reader letter from ALTOB ARNOLD of Provident-Womens Single Tax League argues the Federal Government should pay a baby bonus to ease the burden on mothers and the poor. The writer contends current taxation harms workers, landlords, and families, and calls for tax relief on essentials like food and clothing to support mothers and children while improving living costs and marriage rates.
In a trial at Ballarat a shearer and laborer sues for 1000 pounds compensation claiming negligence led to belt failure at a shearing shed. Plaintiff alleges eye injury and long incapacity after being struck by a belt. Defendant pleads not guilty. Jury returns verdict for plaintiff at 250 pounds.
A meeting at St Michael's Obutsh led to forming a Hibernian Society branch in Manilla area. Rev Gibbone presided. Officers appointed include President A M Gabriel and Secretary M O'Brien. Twenty six members initiated. judge expected to aid branch growth within a month. Local officials thanked for support.
Fragmented OCR notes mention a contract for 10 engines with Oliad Engineering and a Sydney railway commission, plus NSW Chamber of Commerce talks on reciprocal trade with Canada and Australia. Scattered names and garbled terms obscure specifics but reference to Parramatta, Melbourne, and trade discussions remain.
A 42 year old man, Robert Moore, attacked his sister aged 14 in their North Melbourne residence yesterday. He wounded himself with a knife and remains in precarious condition after the act. It is believed illness and sudden mental collapse precipitated the tragedy.
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