22 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1907
Page
1
A public meeting at Wango Creek is scheduled for Wednesday next to revive the push for a Manila to Boggabri railway line. The minister promised a trial survey, but delays in appointing a surveyor have tested public patience. Many with interest are urged to attend to press for action.
The notice covers an Oddfellows social next Wednesday with catering by Mr J O’Brien and music planned. It also mentions a A Message regarding the Manilla-Boggabri railway function at Lyndhurst Wongo Creek on Wednesday 26th instant. J H O’Brien has purchased the Junction Hotel and a new manager takes over July 1. A local swimmer, George Rowell, recalls a historic record of 46 wins in 51 starts and his claim he could swim five miles now.
The hospital at Sammy Cover was sold on Monday at Bathurst for £140 to J. Tweedle of Portland. Three sevenths of the proceeds go to the Government and four-sevenths to the townspeople for a Mechanics Institute building. The hospital had not been in use since 1392.Five minutes after sale a wire from Sydney postponed further action. The same company then played a two night season at Muailla with fair attendance despite bad weather, featuring new films and illustrated songs.
NSW Workers' Union hires Mr Reid to argue before the Federal Arbitration Court in favor of unionist preference. A cryptic notice mentions a visit by More U. A. BRACLUUGE with an uncertain schedule and venue details.
The district reports H M Hall appointed matron at the local hospital. Architect Chas plans work on a new Church of England building and vicage. the church aims for a modern, well planned structure. Public School additions are complete with new wing furniture arriving this week and ventilation upgrades. Dr M Kell begins practice in New Memco as part of ongoing legal progress.
Despite heavy rain about 20 members attended the Farmers and Settlers Association social in Kelvin. Dance began at 8 pm with Mr G Mercer providing music and supper served by 11 30. Mr B A Porter thanked attendees and announced the event would resume on Wednesday night next the 19th at Mayfield.
Avian gathering at the Methodist Church in Manilla hosted a farewell for Mrs. Saxby and Ivy Saxby as their departure from the circuit was marked. Speakers praised Mrs. Saxby’s service with the W C T U Union and Sunday School work, while Ivy was commended for Junior Endeavor attendance. Presentations included silver jewelry and keepsakes from local groups and scholars.
A reader asks the editor for guidance on securing tree guards and government help for trees. The note expresses strong interest in seeing these measures carried out and ends with a courteous signoff.
A large congregation attended the Wednesday wedding of Florence Haydon and E Victor Kremer at Holy Trinity Church. The bride wore ivory crepe de chine with lace and carried a bouquet. bridesmaids wore cream creponine with wine velvet accents. The reception followed at the bride’s home and a moonlit trip to Sydney is planned.
A boy named Danny was killed by a falling tree while a father cut it on Mrs. Fremen’s property near Boogabri. A dream foretold the loss, and two days later the tragedy mirrored the dream as the family faced tabloid grief. Mrs. Rooke traveled from North Manilla after learning of the accident and received support from neighbors.
A wall mounted Chantauqua Industrial Art Desk combines study and play for children and adults. It features a blackboard, writing desk, scrollable lessons, and a chart with over 20 figures covering drawing, writing, arithmetic, telegraphy, shorthand, music and bookkeeping. Drawing progression includes lines, shapes, flowers, animals and portrait work. Albert Ollis exhibits at Balmoral House Manila. call or write for details.
A fatal accident occurred near Boggabri with details unclear. A Manilla boy was killed and the Tar Saxby family is said to have left for Tam worth last night. The Manilla district is urged to cultivate fast trotting horses and a local company advertises a range of pressure products. A suggestion proposes planting trees along minor roads near Muwilla.
A hunter named Kelvin was leading Tes Coast horses toward Boggalirt when a copper wire near a breech loading gun discharged as a horse touched it. The hare was wounded and fell under the rider as draught horses pulled back, injuring a £40 animal. The rider walked to Dee for treatment. Police patrolled the area.
Avrax Manilla becomes the first team to score in the season as Jerum vent contemplates resigning from Union secretaryship. Two matches today feature Manilla versus New Mexico on their ground with Neal Brady refereeing. and Rovers versus Barraba on the local field.
The article highlights a young Noble Grand of the Local Oddfellows lodge and discusses civic topics. It notes efforts to apply ordinances and improve public works including roads, while reflecting on war’s cost and social disruptions. It mentions strikes, unemployed protests, and local election meddling concerns.
Immigrant workers arrive from Sydney finding jobs at a railway plate layer and a Mr M Donalds farm. Mr C Hooke of Tamworth Observer ill. Manilla football visits and a Bamaess team event. A doctor opens practice at Barraba. Sarr builds two story shops on Manilla street. Tenpers invited by Shire Gptinal for New Mexico Boors and shoes at 64 per pair.
A Tuesday committee meeting of the Mechanics' Institute discussed repairs, care, and trustings. The surplus working account stood at 127 pounds 19 shillings 9 pence. A motion to add a new recreation space including a skating area was adopted with conditions and a plan to prepare the costs.
A persuasive piece arguing for early training in drawing and manual work to instill diligence and technical ability. It stresses that work is honorable, that hand and eye skill predicts success, and that early, engaging practice reveals latent talents guiding future careers and crafts.
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