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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 07, 1911
Page
8
A public notice warns against trespassing near locked gates. It states offenders will face full legal penalties under the law. The message targets individuals approaching Mrs Basel and similar PAD entries, urging compliance and restraint.
Recording notes show Edward Bowman of Mockvilla Upper Mevilla charged with trespassing at Parsons Pedducts awaiting prosecution under law. Prosecution will proceed per legal procedure.
M Donald member for Bingara challenged the Opposition leader during the censure debate. He rebuked attempts to attack the Government while the Prime Minister was abroad and condemned the amendment as unsporting. He scrutinised land policy and questioned the fate of freehold under closer settlement laws.
The Railway Commissioners arrived in Gunnedah on Tuesday afternoon and met the Mayor, aldermen, and leading businesspeople. They approved an overhead footbridge at Abbott Street with the council contributing £200, plus a stage at the goods shed, larger station premises, and other improvements deemed essential for the town.
The Mungundi community presented Sergeant Ryan with an illuminated address on Thursday, framed and adorned with Australian flowers and photos of the old and new police quarters. The letter thanks him for faithful service and announces his promotion, bidding him well in his new home.
A letter to the editor praises local coverage and notes rising interest in technical education and the likelihood of new classes. The writer also recalls prior effort and commends the paper as among the best in towns of its size. An unrelated aside mentions a minor injury and a historical advertisement for Woods Great Peppermint Cure.
The document appears to be an imprint note stating Werntep and Published by Anwin Cueave Vixcext for the Proprietors Vincent ani Co at the Manilla Exraressico on Manilla Street in the state of New South Wales. It cites a colonial printing context with names of publishers and location.
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