Manilla Council Work Committee Proposals and Notices
The Works Committee submits recommendations to the Manilla Council covering road works water supply fencing hydrants and extensions to the North Manilla bridge. Proposals include removing a concrete strip from Yutterbridge replacing pavement and extending a footbridge. traffic signs and water meters pricing. Pound Yard stock control and tenders for labour. notices of land transfers and the annual street improvements programme with ministerial updates and financial figures.
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Connell — Bank of Nsay
Manin Street
Yutterbridge
Nawner River
Phur
Department of Road ‘Transport
Halls Creek
Courteek
Strafford Street
Brrraba
Arthuy
Maning
Leack
My. V
Byrnes
Aidin Street
North
Manilla
Mandowa Bridge
Ald
J. N. Kennedy
Tispeetor
F. A. Chaffey
Sydney
Spooner
Veness
Coyne
Stratford Street
Kennedy
Avthny
Rowan and
Ivaba
North Manilla
National Insurance debate in Sunday Sun letter
A reader at 1 Crown Street Sydney argues against National Insurance in the Sunday Sun, condemning a proposed board with power to reject claims. The writer asserts such a board would increase government costs, raise taxes, and penalize citizens who produce wealth.
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Sunday Sun
Kinst
Poli
Coleman
National Insurance Board
Dole
National Insurance
Mugther
Australia
Wool Sale Report Shows Firm Market Despite Fewer Days
Wool firm overall with strong overseas demand led by Japan France and Germany. Joldsbrough Mort and Co shifted sale days to Thursday June 11, cataloguing about 3000 bales amid broker constraints and transport delays. Last week 4678 bales sold privately or at auction including consignments from Levingston Bilersion Gooch Manilla and others.
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Joldsbrough, Mort and Co, Ltd
Riverna
Japan
France
Germany
Belgium
Bradford
Findlvnty
Sydney
Pennsylvania farmers return to horse power in fields
A recent survey shows eastern Pennsylvania agricultural districts increasingly relying on oxen and horses, signaling a shift from tractors as farmers adopt traditional animal power amid rising costs and labor challenges.
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1.S.A
Pennsylvania
Wool makers urged to prepare clips for world buyers
Producers report ongoing sales and a broad catalog of autumn woolens, lambs and oddments. Rain relief is needed in parts of the state while competition among wool manufacturers grows and buyers seek best quality. Advice urges consult with experts to tailor clips to global purchaser requirements.
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Sydney
Whataday
Syool
Bnt Tnftortunately
Pringpal
Aor Petitivit
Countsing
eWo
Remarkable potato yields in Beeel Forest Otway Society event
A Goondiwindi selector aiming to restrain a horse tied a bag over its eyes near a homestead. The horse bolted, broke onto a verandah, shattered a glass door and fell on the selector’s bed, causing £120 damage in seconds.
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Beeel Forest
Otway
Victoria
Lamestead
Agatha Jourist June issue quality rises with stories
The June Agatha Jourist edition showcases fourteen short stories by Australian and New Zealand writers, including Rex Grayson and PL Mulriney. A features section highlights a poetry competition with substantial prize money and eleven consolation prizes, plus fashion, needlework, and children’s sections, all richly illustrated and widely available through agents.
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Riis
Han
Exewa
Felton
Rex Grayson
PL MulTiney
Apthia W.eopfield
Warplaza Tiere Move
Rel Gatling
EL Bod
G. Lalu Robilson
Matt Maloney
Rosamond Dydarlin
Stell Ald
Piovestive
Tony
Joh Sao
An HO
Duc
Agin
Municipal committee to open swim pool area for summer days
The Works Committee recommends opening the swim pool area for 10 days, 2 pm daily, with Mayor power to extend if needed. Mr Collier to collect a small fee and campers to leave the area clean. Mayor supports general use but notes potential interference with oval sports meetings and greyhound events.
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Na Muicipal
Connell
Collier
Yumi
Hie Oval
Men’s Special Singles and Doubles Tennis Cup Details
The article outlines prize details for Men’s Special Singles and Men’s Special Doubles events, including first and second prizes, open orders, and cup ownership rules. Cups become property after three wins in succession or ten overall, with winners required to return before the next annual tournament, and option to use a replica.
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J. Grady Esq
Pliyon
Butwance Poe
Wiest
Messrs Stoddart & Hayward Pty. Ltd
Secon
Hutranue Feo
W. Rooke
Hirst
Messrs
J.D. Kennedy
N. Scott
Messrs Mevos & Glitsos
FP. Coorey Esq
Manilla di Tennis Association
Handicap events and prize details for local tournament
The article lists multiple handicap competitions including 8 men’s singles, 9 men’s doubles, ladies singles, ladies doubles, and mixed doubles. Entrances are described with fees ranging from 4 to 6 shillings, each event offers first prize trophies and second prizes with specified values, and wording reflects a vintage tournament format with emphasis on prize values and trophy types.
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Wee
Vophy
Prike Neophy
Aloug Ead Hewat
Wafaa
Ophige Valde
Eceuaty
Watratice Pee
Wirst
Eotemns Egaia Bvlee
Phostate AE Idg Pwede
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