Samples and Clearing Prices Noted
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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 23, 1926
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR shows repeated phrases about samples and clearing prices, indicating a pricing or inventory notice. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable to identify a specific event or entity.
Local governments protest new accounting demands by the Main Roads Board requiring separate council ledgers and vouchers to pass to the Auditor General. Councils like Manitowa Shire face multiple estimates and fresh letters each meeting, stoking fears of government overreach and potential board abolition.
The piece argues that a 2d per gallon petrol tax and higher tyre duties would hit rural residents harder than city dwellers. The author claims Lang’s unemployment relief spending and Dr Earle Page’s fiscal cautions fuel the dispute, urging the Federal Treasurer to drop revenue-raising plans.
The income tax returns are due soon with AM returns requiring completion by the specified date. Taxpayers are urged to prepare filings and submit before the deadline to avoid penalties.
Council meets with Aldermen Wearne Leon Morris Clifton Kennedy and Veness in attendance. A motion to hold a public dip at sale yards passes. Letters request improvements for Northbrook Lane are referred to works committee for report with temporary relief approved. Butcher license transfer from J Riley to Martin Coulton granted.
Senior agriculture instructor Mr Mark Reynolds praised the school wheat plots after inspections on the 20th. Students, led by Mr McAlister and Mr J Donovan, chose varieties, tracked growth, and will assess disease resistance, with an October inspection planned and invitations to education and agriculture heads. Donations and calls for extended agricultural instruction accompany the report.
Gow Ttien held its July meeting at Manilla District Hospital. Discussed maternity ward costs, finances showed £382 12s 10d credit after payments. Matron reported 26 patients treated, 16 discharged. daily average 7.7 outdoor patients. £24 8s 0d fees. Gifts noted from several ladies and doctors.
Australia began the match in Edinburgh against Scotland and reached 208 on the loss of one wicket at stumps. Grimmett claimed seven wickets for 47 as Scotland collapsed, Kerr and Oldfield among others dismissed by Grimmett and Mailey.
The council received street stall proposals from the Red Cross Society for August 6 or later and Rev R A Harrik for August 14 or 28. A motion granted the Red Cross stall for August 14, with discussion of a weather resistant stall and a joint meeting of all public bodies on August 27.
The article notes Burwood Council discusses funding public hospitals and ambulances with debate over broad community contributions versus a selective tax similar to the State Insurance Act. Alderman Kennedy opposes funding by a single group and favors universal community support.
At Tuesday night’s council meeting Alderman introduced forming a town fire brigade. A public meeting was urged within a fortnight after a promise months ago. The mayor said information was awaited on a fire engine, while Ald Clifton noted a £170 engine is obsolete and modern engines exceed £300.
Personal Mr M Graham, on the staff at the Clerk of Petty Sessions in Hen Tines for the past 12 months, has received notice of his transfer to Manilla. The move marks a personnel change within the local clerk’s office.
At the Manila Municipal Council meeting a Taralga bandmaster, Mr F H Dale, asked about reforming the town band. The council discussed subsidising a reformed band and instructed alderman to gather details from Dale, who would move to Manila and work as a shop assistant while reorganising the band.
At Tamworth the Hospital Committee discussed buying a motor car for nurses recreation and transport. Subscriptions could fund the vehicle while subsidies from donations might be redirected to the purchase, with approval sought from the Minister for Health. President Mr Kennedy and Mr Veness would handle the purchase if sanction is granted.
A two night screening portrayed the rail line from ocean to ocean and the Yank’s methods. The event drew picture patrons and educational value praised. The earlier poultry show opened with Mayor Wearne declaring the event open and commending the committee. Acknowledgement was given to Mr Smithers for lighting. Upcoming events include a Namoi Trotting Club ball at Worgo Creek Hall and a Halls Creek Hall dance on August 17.
The Namoi Trotting Club held its winter meeting on Wednesday with perfect weather. Visiting horses from Deepwater and Tamworth competed in high order racing with several notable finishes. Officials led by BM Bar Veness ensured smooth operations as farmers and tradesmen contributed prizes and support.
A public meeting will be held in the Council Chambers on July 29 1926 at 8 p.m. to discuss steps to form a voluntary fire fighting organization. The public is invited to attend, express views, and support the effort. Signed J F Wearne Mayor Manilix 22/7/1926
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