Manilla Arbor Day progress praised by Education Director
Mr AG Ross Thomas Director of Education in W paid a visit to Manilla on Saturday meeting many citizens leaders and parents of pupils. He inspected the Arbor Day trees planted earlier and expressed pleased with growth. Local officials and associations praised his visit and thanked the department for support of educational welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AG. Ross Thomas
Manilla
Thomas
Mulla
Lyvane North
Taworth
Phomay
Dir
Newton
Arbor Street
Hy Shoal
Jewy Chisies
Thueats and
Citizens
Ren Battersby
Tam C. Association
Ninanas
Uald
C. T. Bowman
Shire
Iesident
Cro
G. E. Bowman
Suteere Inter
Obiteren
Me. G. FH. Wright
Newtin
Manilliony
Education and parental cooperation shape NSW system
A discussion on education from NSW sources highlights co operation between parents and the Department as essential to progressive schooling. It notes the 1880 act establishing state responsibility, calls for expanded non exam based pathways, and praises Manilla Rural School with Ada Wright and local officials commending Arbor Day efforts and community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pra. Tr
Henry Warks
Thomas
Idal
Newcastle
Federation of the P. and
Association of N.S.W
Board of Health
Manilla
Wright
Tim
Taxation replies on fines for first offenders under act
A letter from the Acting Under Secretary to the Grassers Association states the Department of Taxation will not impose fines for failing to stamp wagon records when there is no evident employer evasion. It upholds a £10 penalty for negligent compliance by informed employers and notes inspectors are active in both metropolitan and rural areas. The exchange emphasizes education via the Employer's Schedule and acknowledges the difficulty in proving deliberate evasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grassers
Ted
C. Wilshire
Bth
Department of Taxation
Wddy
Turethermore
Taxation Department
Alan Watts Wins T B Soldiers Golf Cup
Alan Watts dominates the T B Soldiers event at foveal links with two strokes under par on a 22 handicap to win the cup for the year. Principal scores include Watts 65 Blanch 68 Cadden 70 Chapman 70 Ridgewell 75. Wednesday’s club event draw features Kennedy vs Cadden and Watts against Smith among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B
Foveal Links
Alan Watts
A. Wattw
L. Blanch
BOM
Smith
R. E. Cadden
R. Chapman
L. Ridgewell
B. O'Connell
Y. Blanch
Rod Grantham
BO. Anstey
J.N. Kennedy
Anthoney
Chapman
L. Blanc
Werria Creek
Asociates
Hall's Creek Race Club Half Year Meeting Brings Notable Crowds
At Hall's Creek Race Club on Monday a strong turnout from Mane coming of district Barraba Tamworth and Guneedale attended the half yearly meeting. The course was in fine order and several photo finishes excited spectators. J Brady of Tamworth served as superintendent steward while Thos Berry presided as president with S R Berry as secretary. Five starters in most programs and Jockey Badger won four events including No Doubt in the Opening Handicap. The Maiden Handicap featured Merry Eater piloted by T Wilson in a close finish. A dance at Hall's Creek Hall followed with Ed Gallagher winning MC and North's Orchestra providing music. The hall building fund is expected to benefit from the meeting and proposed additions should be in operation soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henan
Hall's Creek
J. Brady
Tamworth
Mont
Thos Berry
Me. A. McDonald
T. W. V. Roberts
Mr. T. Bell
Mr. T. Chapman
Mesars W. Molloy
A. Morrin
Badger
Hall's Creek Hall
Ed. Galagher
North
N.ra
Carlyon
Yates
Lpeeby
F. A
Am A. Wade
Booren le
Loseby
F. W. North
C. Grant
W. Bignall
L. Bignall
B. Urade
F. A. Pavy
J. Bignall
Sutherland
A. Yates
C. Hurcum
Roslyn
Nash
Grant
G. Sutherland
Bignall
Albro
Sylvia
Ever Albro
Horse racing results and betting notes from a regional meet
The report lists multiple race results with bets and odds, including Gympie and No Doubt, and outlines NRA medal and championship standings. It mentions a Federal loan plan, MissyoT Moeller public works, a new hairdressing salon, and a new high school near the Expresa office, with Minister Drummond referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.saw. Hasheets
Lown Council
Stevens
N.5
Ing Satoon Drummond
Ew Show Committee Executive Returned
The 1st meeting of the newly elected show committee was held on Saturday night after the adjourned general meeting. The old executive was returned unopposed. Names include Patrog, Capt. the Hun, F. A. Chaffey MLA, President Y. J. Byrnes, Vice-President M. Park and Joon, Treasurer J. N. Kennedy. Auditors W. D. Hartley and S. W. Swain. The president thanked the committee and urged active involvement to ensure the show’s continued success. Wireless interference notes invite affected owners to fill forms for inspection and rectification. Perry defeated Van Cromm (4 sets) for the French championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Show Committee
We Patrog
Hun
F. A. Chaffey
Y. J. Byrnes
M.park
J. N. Kennedy
W. D. Hartley
W. Swain
Hayes
Vacceas
M. Park
BL Nixon
M. Kennedy
Alway
HW. L. Allnutt
G. F. Grill
Il Autt
Focal Post
Perry
van Cromm
Vote of thanks moved to the Director at meeting
The Secretary of the P and C Association Mr Bingham moved a vote of thanks to the Director. Supported by hospital president Mr H v Dowe, the motion passed amid acclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C- Association
Bingham
Hospital
H. v. Dowe
Manilla Agricultural Society elects committee members
The Manilla Agricultural Society held a ballot count with 160 votes cast. Top vote getter G. F. B. Park led with 164, followed by Mexura, W. C. Maunder and B. Nixon at 153, while four candidates tied at 152. Retiring members were re elected and six new names join the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manilla = Agricultural Society
Soadieing
G. F. B. Grill
R Park
Mexura
W. C. Maunder
B. Nixon
Meme Bowman
John Coote
Coul
A. Wright
Bell
A. G. Doring
C. W. Coote
P. V. Carter
G. B. M. Holt
A. G. Camp Byrnes
G. A
ALC
V. J. Byrnes
Inl
T. A. Simitsons
Les Chick
Angus Fletcher
J.C. Promer
Hose
Guardianship Notice of Estate in Supreme Court NSW
Claims against the estate of the deceased died November 4 1934 must be lodged with executors Thomas Scott Bell and George Bell or Kennedy & Son by August 1935. Executors will distribute assets among those entitled after debts and claims wake. Abbott and Allen agents for Kennedy & Son Sydney notice dated May 30 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Coubt of and Guardianship of
Infanta
Supreme Court of New South Wales
Thomas Scott Bell
George Bell
Aaid
John D. Kennnedy
Bon
Thomas Beott Bell
George Hall
John J. Kennedy & Son
Abbott & Allen
Castle Teagh Street
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W. Styles
Knopfe
Cloddart & Hayward Ltd
Simpson
Simpsor
Stephen
Fharmacy UL
J. Stephens
Phy
Syd. Univ
Ghab W. Exoll
Sydney
Knoll
Royal Hotel
Toby
GPO
Optical Service
D. A. Johnston
Royalotel
A. Johnston
Mio
Brisbane St
Barraclough Ld
Ora
Citisens
Foozie
Ball's
Oresk
IK. Wale
B._ iymnes
A. Be ‘Wranele
Hobbe
Gympie
Ap.c
X. Peews
Merry Eater
T. Wilson
Elsie
Hobbs
Golden Dreams
Romeo
Lassen
R. White
Monty
Brown
Clanco
Grave
Sand Golden Dreams
Bourke
White
Mr. Churchill
Plain Paddy
Wilson’s Gympie
Bargellie
Merry Bitter
APLC
Scrabbers
Evanx
Bagman
Nealand _ Romeo
Evens Bagman
Ew Show Committee
Tamworthland Society
Manileterian Church
Palais Phestre
SM Mitchell
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