Drapery Department Sale Clears Overbought Stock
Local store offers a definite clearance in the drapery department with overbought goods priced for rapid sale. Prices have been slashed to move inventory and reduce stock levels promptly.
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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 16, 1933
Page
2
Local store offers a definite clearance in the drapery department with overbought goods priced for rapid sale. Prices have been slashed to move inventory and reduce stock levels promptly.
The Department of Agriculture plans to assist small landowners by advancing up to three guineas per ram to buy rams from registered stud breeders. Repayment is in two annual installments with 4 percent interest. Applications open July 1, via the Rural Industries Board in Sydney. officers urge early action to prevent flock deterioration and keep Australia as a leading wool producer.
The MAC snobs deny claims of brutal English cricket methods and accuse Australia of vice. They praise Australian restraint as Larwood mauls Swiss batsmen. The shift taints English sport with contempt. Australians reject brutality in any arena.
The report covers a dance at Wongo Creek Hall in aid of the B C Ball funds with Bridges orchestra from Gunne dah and strong Manilla representation. A Golf House dance followed with music by C N Scott J Liddy and BR Maunder, plus fine floor and supper. Also notes local visits holidays, race week, travel, and sport figures including Chrystler 77 sightings and rugby captain Allan Kennedy’s return to Sydney.
The Junior Farmers Club Advisory Committee chose Dudley Macdonald and Norman Martin to represent Manilla in the Tamworth District contest. They plan a local exhibition of club products with open sections for poultry and vegetables, slated for Saturday September 30. A sub-committee of nine members coordinates with the Agricultural Society and Municipal Council for venues and support. A meeting to discuss members’ primary interest in the proposed exhibition is set for Friday night the 16th at the District School.
Rabbit skins rose at Sydney skin sales on Wednesday with first petty skins at 1d per lb and seconds up to 7d. First winters reached 54d per lb and incomings to 32d. Buyers showed strong demand across grade categories in the market report.
As the financial year ends on the 30th, non subscribers are invited to join and contribute. Subscrib ers with payments of 10 shillings or more qualify for board nomination or voting rights. Other subscribers may gain similar privileges by a 10 shilling lump sum. The new Board election is planned for August. A Debutant Ball for RC Church funds is on June 27 with tables available. A social by Manilla District Cricket Association tomorrow features trophy presentations.
The speaker urges England to acknowledge a growing breach and take decisive action. He warns that delay worsens the damage and stresses the need for urgent recognition by those in power.
Aldermen grant leaves of absence for Bowman Coates and Kennedy. A letter from Capt Chaffey forbids net fishing in Namei for 12 months. Maintenance pay approved. Local Government Minister rejects £100 grant, suggests a loan. Debate on £60 vs £100 for permanent improvements. Tree planting opposed by Rochfort. grand stand waiting referred to Works Committee. Culvert repairs and Chinky Chow Bridge referred to Works. Main Roads work and North Manilla road straightening discussed. Park proposal for Country women initiative raised. tree planting with seats proposed by Bowman illness. Kennedy Street repairs requested. Works Committee to report. Electric Light Committee denies street light in Dewhurst. tar paving to begin in September.
Coach Green has the team improving with regular training as Suspects expect over 200 Werris Creek followers to travel to Manilla. Full details list Werris Creek and Manilla players, officials, and newcomers like Knox, plus crowd timings and hockey plans.
Thirteen applicants sought dole at Manilla Police Station this morning versus about eighty the same day last year, highlighting a sharp decline in need or eligibility. Police note this reflects a broader pattern of reduced applications and changing local welfare conditions.
The schedule lists sermon times and ministers in multiple towns. Manilla hosts Rev A Nis at 11 a.m. and Rev G Grayson at 7.30 p.m. Halls Creek has Rev E Grayson at 11 a.m. New Mexico hosts Rev R Grayson at 3.30 p.m. Presbyterian services in Manilla are at 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Somerton services are at 3 p.m. with The Rev Mitchell of Hawthorn and Brisbane present.
The Holy Catholic Church Anglican Branch in Manilla offers Holy Communion at 7.30 am and 9 am at Manilla and Wongo Creek respectively, 11 am Holy Milliwindi, 3 pm Evensong, and 7.30 pm Evensong at Manilla with Rev. A. Battersby as Vicar.
Australia eliminated South Africa in the Davis Cup after early wins in singles, a South African doubles victory, and Crawford defeating Robbins to seal the result. Kirkby beat McGrath in the last dawn singles 6 8 0 64 6 2, Crawford also beat Robbins 6 4 6 1 6 0. Two ferries ran aground in fog this morning.
Debutant ball planned in Manilla this Saturday at 10 A M with Mech owt Eaaae pe Business listed for contact. P A Baker of Barracloug 385 George Street Sydney appears as agent. visit scheduled at Suilla Court House from 10 30 A M to 5 P M. The firm has visited town previously, represented by Mr P A Newall.
In Wednesday events Wednes men posted top scores at 500 yards with 96 by E Fee and others near 95. Saturday saw W Bignall lead with 99, while Carlyon and Tien posted strong 95s. Stage winners were L Bignall and E Brown. The day drew a larger muster with A Watts scoring 88 on top.
Onlooker reports Sunday match where Manilla visited Nandewar for the Gilroy Cup. Manilla played well but lost four goals to nil as Nandewar forwards attacked from the start. Goalie repelled several shots and Manilla struggled to support their halves.
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