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Newspaper

Manilla Express

Location

Manilla, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jul 10, 1951

Page

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Manilla Agricultural Society Holds Monthly Meeting

The Manilla Agricultural Society met at the Mechanics Institute with President Mr. B. V. Byrnes presiding. Topics included permission for the Manilla Pipe Band to use the pavilion, tree planting at the Showground, a £10 donation to Agriculture House in Sydney, and proposals to adjust meeting times and membership fees. A rodeo idea was discussed with a sub committee to study feasibility.

Manilla Agricultural Society Mechanics Institute B. V. Byrnes Manilla National Fitness Organisation R. T. Bell A.T. Hall E. Platt Soil Conservation Service Agriculture House Sydney G. F. [Grill M. Robinson F. J. Bowtan Priser L. Bowman E. Flett B. V Byrnes A.V. Jackson E. Plett Tamworth M. Bowman

Death of Alton Richmond Macleod at Manilla

Mr Alton Richmond Macleod died Sunday night at his home on Arthur Street Manilla aged 64 He was proprietor of the Manilla Express from 1911 to 1941 A later notice will appear in a later issue

Arthur Street Manilla Alton Richmond Macleod Ater

Return of Robin Hood at Palais Theatre Screens

Warner Bros Technicolor epic featuring Errol Flynn and Olivia de Havilland returns to the Palais on Wednesday. The tale follows a Saxon noble who strikes against the Normans to aid the poor. Also showing Murder at the Windmill.

Palais Theatre Warner Bros Hollywood

Ratepayer Voices on Manilla Council Issues

A ratepayer writes to the editor criticizing high rates and poor municipal upkeep in Manilla. He laments ignored drains, a derelict garden area, unmaintained streets, and a vacant sanitary service, suggesting jobs and public works amid the town’s neglect. He contrasts local inaction with efforts in other towns and urges citizen association and council accountability.

Manilla Boots Ose Dubbo

Groundnut fiber Ardil made by Imperial Chemical Industries

Groundnuts may soon replace part of wool in textiles with a fibre called Ardil developed at Uhtir Ardeer Works Scotland. Made from groundnut meal residue, Ardil blends with wool for worsteds blankets hats and other textiles. Production will initially supplement British textile industry using nuts grown in British colonies and elsewhere.

Imperial Chemical Industries Uhtir Ardeer Scotland West Africa India China South America

Manilla Council urged to secure houses amid timber trade claims

To the Editor Ald H N Gilmour notes a discrepancy between word and statement in Manilla news. He recalls council efforts to obtain Commission Houses due to housing shortage, citing Mr Callister of Manilla Sawmilling Company and his assurances about timber sales. He defends council support for local industry while seeking timely housing solutions.

Ald H. N.gilmour Roy Heywood Manilla Jung Callister Manilla _Sawmilling Company Manilla Businesemen Assoc Commission

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Imackenzies Manchester Ilea Ette Mgr H. B. Dowe Mandowa Shire Council Graziers Association Farmers and Settlers Association Hospital Board Dowe Grill Wen K. J. O'Brien Mr. O'Brien MR. A. R. Macleod TOY Dept Little Golden Books M. C. MacKenzie & Sons Pty, Ltd Stoddart Hayward Shoe Department Stoddart & Hayward P.O M, GC MacKenzie & Sons ENT George Arthur Greaves Manilla Street State of New ‘South Wales Ready Money Store
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