Manilla Water Scheme Gazetteed as Relief Work
Manilla Council awaits official notification that the Manilla Water Scheme is approved as relief work by the Unemployment Relief Council. The first relief batch includes towns such as Albury Coonabarabran Hay Katoomba Manilla Cootamundra Harden Murrumbugga Wentworth Grafton and Newcastle. Public Works engineers visited the site today with work expected to begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manilla
Unemployment Relief Council
Albury
Coonabarabran
Qulong
Hay
Katoomba
Manilly
Cootamundra
Harden
Murrumbuewah
Wentworth
Casing
Bien Lines
Grafton
Newcastle
FA. Chaffey
Pollee Paddock
Woolsey
For Public Works
Anguy
Manilla Institute Annual Report Notes Finances and Activities
The Manilla Institute year ends with reduced liabilities from £1199/5/20 to £1017/7/1 and a balanced end after a credit of £247/17/1. Income reached £487/16/10 with expenditures of £21/16/11 over income, library additions totalled 200, and subscriptions rose to 217 though end-June enrolment sits at 160. The Recreation Committee hosted events, donations supported by the Municipal Council, caretaker changes occurred, and social visits and billiards tournaments highlighted the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buxinem
Labor Daily
Church of Christ
Christian Science Monitor
Mex M. Rudd
C.F. Hayward
Hayward
Trophick
Tamworth
Willards
Vrith
Manilla Institute
Manilla
Gunnedahl
Barreba
Barrabs
G. M. Pirie
Manilla Council
EAB
Post Office Hotel Case Involving Boland Booking Dispute
Testimony details Langford and Mrs Langford denying Boland’s room booking at the Post Office Hotel Manilla on June 6. Police Sgt Burn and witness accounts contradict Boland’s presence in the register while Langford and barman G R Young describe routine service and unclear occupancy. Proceedings flagged against Langford for permitting a room without lawful excuse during prohibited hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costa
Vame Pe Petork
Cru'llesnre
Charlie Ki Chung
Charlie May
Bryan
W. Abberfield
Anon Thpie
J. H Langford
Max Wee
J. D. Kennedy
Sgt. Born
Post Office
T. A. Bel
Tivemmee
Langford
Boland
Sgt. Burn
Burn
G. R. Young
Viata
Constable McCloskey
Doak
Kennedy
R. Doak
Mr Langford
Sgt Burn
Vincent Young
J.D Kennedy
B. Langford
D. Kennedy
Iering
Railway freight costs and courtroom cases surface
The letter from Chaffey MLA to Transport notes rail freight and wool rates, coal and material costs rose since 1914, and interest charges increased. It cites higher wages and costs, plus potential rebates for stock transport. Separate court notes detail Doak and Langford cases at the Post Office Hotel, with fines imposed for drunkenness and related offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railwaya
Holy Church Schedule Amid Mixed Telegraph Text
Fragmentary OCR notes list church events and times with scattered place names. Entries include The Holy Catholic Church and Anglican references, Eve rnight Branch, Burma or Berea items, and scattered times such as 4 pm and 7.30 pm with mentions of Mey Heywood, Barraba, and Mr A Nixon. Signals an untidy schedule fragment.
Younger Se Ball at the C W A Younger Set
The Younger Set Ball to be held Wednesday July 27 features the Gloomcchasers Orchestra. A poultry supper and dances on stage, with gallery seats for new dancers, promise a splendid function and enjoyable evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.W.A
Manilla Hospital Annual Meeting Includes Board Nominations
The Manilla Hospital cub scribers group plans its annual meeting at the Soldiers Club Rom on Saturday August 20 at noon. Nominations for the 17 board seats close with returning officer Mr. G Wilshire on Thursday August 4. Also noted: a murder case in Conamaere remains unsolved and council meetings under the Crown Lands Act will convene at the Manilla Court House August 2 at 10 a.m. chaired by B. Emerton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cubscribers
Manilla District Hospital
Soldiers’ Club Rom
Pan
G Wilshire
Crown Lands Acta
Court House
Manilla
B. Emerton
THIRD ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF OUR SCRIBES TO THE SOLDIERS
Atty of Manilla announces a public meeting at Council Chambers Friday at 7 30 pm to organize Arbor Day in Manilla. August 2 1982 noted for the general meeting at 4 pm to receive year end report and balance sheet and elect seventeen directors. Nominations due August 4 1932 with consent and details. Postal ballot if more than seventeen nominees. ballot closes August 19 1982 at 7 pm. Clive Lloyd Wilehire Secretary and Returning Officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fridsyight
Manilla
A. Romsleod
Aboserio
Clive Lloyd Wilehire
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SalesSitk
Pyaa
CREPE
Sin
Morouain
Poplar Mhedee
LORAL
de Chene
I. Kawero Fuji
Stoddart & Hayward Ltd
Manila
John D. Kennnedy , Sor
Ty Tday
Kelly
Aeuus
Manilla Street
J. A. Rochfort
Afla
FLL
Public Accountant and Auditor
Optician
ENOLL
George Brrest
Royal Hotel Vumtaiem
Wexi? Wiest
Roxy
Bydney
Manilla Express
Corneil Chambers
Mail
W. ©. Geikie
A. Sulman Ava
Mesere
G. Hartley
G Bei Pirie
John N. Kennedy
A. P. Cohen
M. Kennedy
Messra
R. M. Smith
H. J. Roberts
Ton
Treasuer
W. D. Turtley
Messrs. Roberts
Smith and
Jochimaen
Messrs Hartley
Cohen, Scott and McDougall
Messrs Smith
Roberts
Miller and Maunder House
Messrs
Gannon
Coates and
Filsell
Chaffey
Pro
the Holy Catholic Church
Anglican Dsnilia
Ho'y Sam
Evernong
Berea Tm
Manilis
New Mexico
Mey Heywood
A. Nixon
Prubyterien
Wanio Creek
Reval
Se Ball
Manilla Hospital
Mra Haine
Mim K. Tucker
Conmaere
Poldees
Lough
Trish Free State
Renate
Atty OF
Halley
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