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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1917
Page
2
Fragmented OCR notes describe a public auction and theater events at venues like HILL IPOMATING THEATRE and Manila hospital, naming persons such as H Baker Jy Teva and C0 Granthaw. Details are garbled but indicate an upcoming sale and community notices with dates and places uncertain.
A wartime society report details a Red Cross fundraising sale and market in Gratham, listing stalls, volunteers, and auction results. The piece highlights women workers, sewing, hospital gear, and charitable aims, noting the event raised funds and affirmed support for wounded soldiers and relief work despite disruptive wartime conditions.
A vivid report narrates a gathering led by a president urging continued effort, praising workers and volunteers for their zeal. Enthusiasm rises as memories of prior achievements fuel plans for expanded labor support and society projects.
The Shire council debated license applications for vehicle movement, road cutting costs, and the need to fund burr removal. A proposal to amend the Public Holidays Act and to appoint representatives for a Sydney-lebarenty trip was discussed, alongside road maintenance and gate removals on the Duggabri road.
Local officials discussed a petition to regulate removal of gates and to consider road surveys through reserves. The Shire board urged owners near gates to respond, and called for information on stock routes and fees, while noting maintenance needs on Wimborne Road and questions about Yarraman crossing.
Town land in the municipal area of the state, part of the late William Mill and Mrs Burrell estate will be offered at public auction. Three business sites on Main Street and superior residential areas available. Terms include a 10 percent deposit and balance payable over five years on easy terms. Small town public sale notice.
Official notice from the Municipality of Manilla opening nomination procedures for the office of Alderman. Nomination day set for Friday June 28 1417 with forms required and signatures of at least two electors. Nominations delivered by registered letter to the Returning Officer before June 2, 1417. Voting day scheduled for Saturday July 17 under council chambers procedures.
Wilfred D. Hartley designated Returning Officer for Cornelia precincts as part of local electoral preparations. Hartley will oversee ballots on election day, ensure proper procedures, and oversee vote counting with authority from Cornelia city officials.
Daily milk supplied at the Federal Tea Rooms is advertised as a special quality product. The notice emphasizes superior quality milk and a daily availability, mentioning Hague and surplixe arrangements as part of the supply.
A 19th century ad by SINGLETON offers veterinary services at a stable on Hiver street Macle and promises to treat stock disease or wounds. It touts eye lotion and eye ointment, horse and cattle medicines, and notes readiness to treat stock for a small fee. The ad invites all to bring horses, cattle, and other livestock for proper attention.
The correspondence from Bulary Boland suggests resistance to a proposed project. the report notes limited available information and a lack of clarity on plans, timelines, and approvals. Further communication is expected to clarify the city’s stance and next steps.
A late 19th century notice offers £60 reward for information leading to conviction of anyone tampering with Glevoak stock. Trespassers prosecuted. All vigilantes warned against opening gates or interfering with sane. Drovers told to report to authorities before crossing the Paddyck on Crow Nowataim Road. Joun Ged, May.
Fresh line of steers and heifers listed with ages and conditions. Manilla and Wisconsin consignments show younger cattle two to three years with strong bids and good temperament. Prices and exact lots vary by lot and health status.
Fragmentary notice from Manila, dated July 1, announcing the Workmen's Compensation Act. It references labour, employers, and protection for one month after the act comes into force, with an agent named Bynnes appearing to offer cover.
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