An Object Lesson In Banking From Australia Politicians And The Commonwealth Bank
An article argues it is fortunate the Commonwealth Bank is free of political control. It notes recent debates on deficits and treasury bills, warning of nationalised banking. The piece cites calm discussion by officials, praising the bank board for prudent finance and avoids political interference while previewing upcoming social events and prizes at local balls and a Graziers' Association meeting.
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Commonwealth Bank
Australia
Treasury
Sue
Commonwealth
Ratia
Holy Catholic Church Anglic Juditheereiy Manilla Schedule
Fragmented OCR shows church service times across towns including Manila Milliwindi Somerton and Manilla with Holy Communion Evensong and a 7:30 a.m. start. Also notes septic tank progress at Most Mice Motel and an American tennis tournament won by Mewes Le. Doran and H. O'Brien with runners up Mexica Howe and AL Bley.
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AE. Davis
R.club
Mewes le. Doran
H. O'Brien
Mexica
M. Howe
AL Bley
Manilla Notices and Local Developments Report
The town reports a range of items from property sales by Mrs WOM Baker leaving Manilla to a local gold reef near Bingara opened by a prospector. Road work progresses with a Wongo Creek to Manilla route planned. Vital statistics show births 29, deaths 5, marriages 8 for the quarter. Grandmaster O R Kelly to visit with a lodge meeting in the Masonic Hall. A Picture Benefit at Palais Theatre supports Returned Soldiers with a strong programme.
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Bincara
Manilla
Manchester Unity Order of Oddfellows
Bro
O. R. Kelly
Tamworth Dixtrie
Masonic Hall
Phurweay
Grand Maxter Anit
Owl Lodge
Deputation Pushes Abolition Of Adult Franchise In Sydney
A delegation from the tires Conference urged Local Government Minister Spooner to abolish adult franchise in local elections. The minister will place the matter before Cabinet advisory on Saturday. The meeting also covers annual exhibition and show schedule with Sunday ball competitions listed and numerous pairings noted for the games.
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von Advisory
Municipal Council Debates Public Works and Water Rates
The Municipal Council, led by Mayor Ald. J. N. Kennedy, discusses alterations to Medieval Hall and Vavivh Hall, a grant from Captain B. A. Chaffey, and funding for recreation grounds. They review water charges for railway use, favor 1 6 per 1000 gallons, and plan street and footpath works with timber or iron construction and concrete piers.
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Ald
J. N. Kennedy
Eldon
J.D. Kennedy
D. M. Easterman
Aneaspector of Public Health
T. W. Trish
B.A. Chaffey
SULA
Manilla
Ald. Co
Chaffey
Srant
Farmers’ Advisory Committee
Te Tamworth
Gunnedah
Reromand
Railway Department
KO. T. Bowman
Connell
Ald. McLeod
Manilla Football Tourives Barrett Shield Weekend Matches
Manilla travels by van to Tamworth on Saturday to contest the Barrett Shield. Mr M Winders is appointed referee. Team includes Ridgewell Marsh Boyer Smith Kennedy Weatherall Duncombe Pearson Bennett Hennett Morgan captain Baker Odcliffe. Sunday steam train to Quirindi for Portlock Cup challenge. return at 6:20 pm. fare 7/2. Team reports full strength after injuries. will meet Tamworth Crusaders for Tom Crew Cup. Duncombe shoulder injury noted prior.
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N. Marsh
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R. Smith
D. Kennedy
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P. Duncombe
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H. Bennett
Hennett
Morgan
R. Baker
Dcliffe
Quirindi
Manila fire station plan advanced by town officials
Draftsman Mr Ross and electrician Mr Broadhurst visited Manila on Wednesday to submit a proposed fire station plan to the Manila Council. The site is West pen side of the Com Chan with a frontage toward Strafford Street, housing master engine equipment, store room, and a firemen’s quarters. Sirens and necessary equipment are to be installed. A school incident injured Mixx Cook at Manila School Mall. Despatches from Simpleton totaled 9,501 tons last month. Council debates concrete versus old sleepers for the Chinky Chow bridge and discusses water piping and tree planting in Manila Street.
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Ald
McLeod
J. Coates
Ald McLoml
Ald MelLeod
Eyroom
Rowman
Merit
Levels
Court Street
Church Street
McLeon
Chuireh
Finn
Ama
Beawatan
Ana. Cottess
Railway Department
Ross
Board of Fire Commissioners
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Hoard
Manilla
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Local Land Board Meetings and Football Special Train Notice
Freight paid six six. Hunter Eton Plains WELS and ML Meetings of Local Land Boards at the Court House Manilla 10am. On 25 July 1934 G Connelly chair. Shooting without permission at Mead Vale will be pressed. Sime W E Kirk July 12 14H Procien Hockey Clubs meeting at Valais Theatre Thewlay prices 1/11. K Smith Hon Secretary Football Special Steam train leaves Manilla Sunday for Quirindi a TLS return KO Rare 73 return K Baker Secretary
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G. Connelly
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Vance
K. Smith
Sindiy
Quirindi
K. Baker
Auction sale of Mrs HM Baker's town lot and household effects
Auction notice states 8 and Son to offer by private invitation on Saturday at 230 pm a town lot with improvements a four room residence, garage, and the whole of Mrs HM Bakers household furniture and effects including piano dining room suite tables chairs carpets and more.
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Veness and Bon Auctioneers bids piping removal at Manila
Auctioneers Veness and Bon announce tenders for the purchase and removal of about 800 feet of ingoing piping and components at Manila. Also invited are tenders for the removal of a 14 foot high stand with 12 hardwood posts and decking, in Manila, with joint ownership options and flexible acceptance terms.
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Australian cricket thrill as O'Reilly leads collective fight
A crowded Manilla scene buzzed with relief as Australia narrowly failed in Derby following a tense test. O'Reilly top scored with 30 not out, while England posted 627, Australia replying 401 with Chippertick 26 and Wall 0, Brown 17, McCabe 3. The match showcased grit amid fatigue, with Derby welcoming a dramatic finish and Australia chasing an elusive edge in a tight contest.
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