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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 15, 1912
Page
4
A regional article notes a North Western representative for justice and the Commonwealth, outlining role, duties, and anticipated actions within the period. The piece emphasizes civic duty, regional impact, and ongoing legislative considerations affecting the Commonwealth.
Rev E N M'Kie B A left for Guyroom Tuesday night after farewell services Sunday. Despite rain, many communicants attended. His work in this charge is praised for thoroughness duty and scholarly completeness. Other items note a council accounting error, Liberal candidate polling results, re establishment of Technical Cookery Classes at Tamworth, interest in cookery classes in Manilla, and remarks on local poetry. Sporting results include Reservist Forster and others scoring in 500 yards, with Forster and Bailey noted in top positions. Bienat Brothers’ success is mentioned and the Bienat medal shoot slated to finish by the 26th.
The Manilla Hospital committee convened led by president H Stoddart to review the medical officer eligibility, milk purchasing costs, and visiting hours. The matron reported 44 patients, 16 discharged, daily average 0.7, with talks on repairing nurses quarters and laundry fittings. A cow purchase was debated as cheaper milk alternative and bids were reviewed from Lauworthy, McDonald, Nixon, Kennedy amid tender committee setup.
Mr Donnelly moved to defer the proposed ward extensions due to local funding limits amid fear of national economic strain. Kennedy urged stronger government support and warned that costs would fall on reserves. flowers questioned thrift. Nurses holiday requests, Empire Day Carnival results, and hospital training discussions followed as volunteers continued charity work.
In a Small Debts case at Py court Mr Kennedy for the defendant argued the plaintiff failed to file in time and the witness said the matter hinged on whether the Jad was employed for a week or a day. The P.M. noted no jurisdiction and suggested a further plaint or potential settlement.
In bright sun the season opened with Standards beating Imperial 34 to 3 in a junior match. Standouts included J Munro and M Curley for Standards while Imperial faced penalties, injuries, and disruptive chatter as players vied for control and form. Referee Leigh Hartley officiated impartially as the crowd enjoyed a lively afternoon of rugby-style football.
Angus McDonald alleges a bullock killed at MDonalds slaughter yards was outwardly sound and that warning notices were not always given. He claims the tongue was removed and a hidden lump found after death, suggesting possible preexisting knowledge of illness and questioning inspector actions. He asks the public to know the truth.
The band under Mr Weatley will perform Valee Beautiful Danube March Marine Artillery Selection Stars and Stripes Intermesso Hearts and Flowers at Marine Street this Saturday night. Thanksgiving service notes and a London College of Music examination held in Manila with several successful candidates. details list names and grades.
Members of the Kerbstone Club meet to praise the influence of their debates on public matters. The Chief Scuatter notes 8.29 and 80 pace, while Squatter Lancelot and others discuss electrocution of “Progressive” ideas, plans for Yarramanbully caves, and a potential royal commission amid a chaotic, satirical meeting.
The Catholic Ball drew a smaller crowd due to muddy roads but enjoyed lively dancing and music. Mrs. Simpson and Mr. Hiscox led the event with Violinists and piano accompaniment as about 70 couples attended the first night and a strong adult turnout followed later, with supper tables well arranged and the hall decorated with flags and mirrors.
A fragmented ad-style notice promises prime beer beef and mutton undercut prices for cash buyers. It highlights large purchases from Pat Bullocks and Prime Sheep with guarantees and quick returns, dated to September.
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