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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 08, 1926
Page
1
Stock and Station Agents Manilla will hold a next visit on Monday August 2 from 9 am to 4 pm at the Court House Hotel Manilla. The firm has visited this town regularly for 30 years.
Tamworth Plant Supply advertises seeds and flowering stock including roses, shrubs, and partridge varieties with full printed lists and special valuations. They also offer wedding wreaths and fresh flowers despatched promptly from Foal Street Tamworth under manager Anton.
Caution notice warns against any tampering with fences on Wallaby premises. Violators will be prosecuted without regard to persons or permissions. Issued by Alton Richmond Merend for Manila Newspaper, Manila Express office at Manila Street, Manila, New South Wales.
An old newspaper fragment advertises Thrift Bros Market Street Manilla with wood products and private salon services, listing prices for trimming, shampooing, massage, and dress styling. It includes a bracing note about trespassers and a signed warning from Bruce Park. A paragraph recounts Gipsy Smith’s Melbourne visit and a brief anecdote about William Sales with friend Stiles, describing their past connection and reunion.
Brisbane wool sales finish on satisfactory terms with strong demand for fine wool and overseas purchases easing into consumption. French efforts to stabilize the franc may support demand while store prices drift no lower. Coal strikes widen disruption affecting stock moves. trains focus on regular supply but shop stock is constrained. Rabbit skins decline and prices eased. Tests at Lord's discussed longer duration and more matches, with tours planned between England and Australia in coming years.
Public contributions to Auburn Monman Thousand and Western Thousand art unions totaled £18 while the objects received only £1280. Ministers may consider banning professional art unions. Auburn's £4000 fund for St Joseph's Hospital saw £466 1 11 donated to cover income, with full £4000 prizes. Mosman and Western unions reduced prizes. big prizes withdrawn. Auditing costs rise. ongoing government accountant audits required.
Detroit brief reports Ford Motor Company profits above 26 million dollars between 1917 and 1924 with 1922 as peak year. The Ford family reportedly held 17,000 shares last year earning 547 dollars per share versus 670 in 1922. Additional notes reference Wood's Great Peppermint Cure.
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