Manilla CWA highlights 1936 conference and regional aid
Delegates report the 1936 General Conference of the CWA held May 6 to 8 at David Jones Auditorium. Highlights include support for outback hospitals, rest homes, and Toland aerial medical service, plus tours of Keera House and Far West Health Centre. The report notes Wool Week exhibits, the Commonwealth loan offer, and local farming and drought recovery efforts in Manilla district.
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Manilla
C.W.A
H. Veness
David Jones
Lady Street
CWA
Cw.a
Victoria
Queensland
Col. Bruxner
Anh Main
Drummond
Fitzsimmons
Health
Sawyer
Vnz
Bush
Toland Aerial
M.L.A
Outback
Keera House
West
Lightning Ridge
Keera
Far West
Wilcannia
Sydney
Broken Hill
Manly
Macquarie St
Hubert Fairfax
Fairfax
Meinbert Fairfax
Beveridge
Percy Stacy
Perdreux
North Coast
White
Armidale
Davies
Scone
A. J. Studdy
Namoi
Mack
Jurd
Gwydir
Drummond Ho
CWAL
Qir
Bruce Park Warns Trespassers at Springmount
Bruce Park posts notice at Springmount property canceling all previous permissions and warning that any shooting trapping poisoning or trespassing will be dealt with under the law. He cites hay and grain quantities and mentions carrying capacity and penalties.
Baldwin warns trespassers on property
A. Baldwin states that Xstential trapping and poisoning or other trespassing will be dealt with as the law directs without brest to persons. All previous permissions are cancelled.
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Springmount
Brubb
Brest
A. Baldwin
Aunt Mary Baking Powder Seeks Fresh Appeal
Aunt Mary now features a high hat lid and parchment seal to keep contents airtight and fresh. The product remains a popular pure cream of tartar leavener in Australia with millions of tins sold annually, marketed to housewives for reliable baking results. In police court, Mr T W Nawkins presided as PM convicting James Funnel in a separate case with fines and expenses over a bet incident involving a youth.
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TW. Nawkins
James Funnel
Notice Prohibits Shooting and Fence Interference at Willamby
Notice warns any person shooting hunting or interfering with fences at Willamby will be prosecuted without respect to persons and that all previous permissions are withdrawn. R H Hudson issues the notice. A separate item notes Harold Thompson solicitor and a man named Funnel connected to a liminal arrest and bail set at seven thousand pounds.
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Willamby
R. H. Hudson
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Gaturday
G. F B. Geill
Canberra
Caee Manilla
John A. Bower
Sadie
Aall Wareligs
A. Bower
Shamir Manilla Street
J. T. Robertson and Co. A. and
A. EB. Coupland
General Carriers
Produce Merchants
Atlantic Union Oil Co
FW. Williams and Co. Union Assurance Society
Eldura
Hazeldean
Arthur Sulman
Manilla Newspaper Co
Alton Richmond MccLeod
Manilla Street
C.E. Watts
Edward VII
Manilla & District News
Commonwealth
R. G. Casey
Australia
Australian Loan Council
J. Wollett
Lismore
Twweed-Lismore Pastures Protection Board
Richmond River District
Casing Show Society
Wollett
Tamworth PP. Board
South Hampton
America
Wasa
Bathurst
Upper
Royal Agricultural Society
RAS
J. A. Byrnes
Dilkusha
L. Bridge
Mania
Byrnes
Dukusha
Lucerne
J. Bridge
Park Hall
Per Manilla
A. C. Stening
Bridge
Turner
Blanch’s
Royal Stables
Leo Oneill
J.B. Gilroy
Southern Cross Windmills
Gilroy's Garage
Strafford Street
Royal Hotel
Jack Kearns
Telephone
Bruce Park
Aunt Mary
Mar
Porter
Land
Cam
Harold Thompson
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