Butter Factory viability in Manilla district discussed
A letter from Under-Secretary of Agriculture Sydney to Mr A E Sutton discusses a proposed butter factory in the Manilla district. It notes that an inspection and enquiries into dairy fat feasibility are needed, doubts a butter factory can pay, and suggests a small factory if local farmers can supply cream from about 1500 cows. a lower figure (around 150 cows) is considered more realistic for home northern factories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Sutton
George Velder
Sydney
Manilla
Pettalee
Australia urged to aid France in crisis on France Day
Australia faces widows and orphans from France's dire losses with a national fundraising appeal. A Sydney Town Hall meeting on May 14 launched the drive, listing patrons led by the Governor General and Lady Munro-Ferrgauga, along with state leaders and major institutions set to back the effort through the French Australian League of Help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Australia
New South Wales
le Igie
Sydney Town Hall
Helena Munro Ferguaga
Commonwealth
Aretstrho
Wriehter Archishop Kelly
Mechanics Institute Committee Meeting Proceedings
At the Tuesday meeting of the Mechanics Institute committee, president Grantham and members discussed salary for Miss Rutver, chair purchases via W J Odell, and approval to erect an outdoor picture show structure. Accounts totaled £25 8s 5d. end-of-term payments were noted. annual meeting set for July 24 with improvements including hall rear repairs and new tea stove sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asove On Tuesasy
Mesers
Grantham
Sutherland
Roulaton
Stoddart
Kheonaly
Scot
Mackensie
Moore
Starney
W. C. Watts
MecLe
Oir
Watte
Comptitute
W. J. Odell
Broddart
Kennedy
Tos Werss
Henry Redd
W. Hartley
Jack Smilies Keeps Things Right Up To Date
Local notice notes Jack Smilies maintains current status on matters, with emphasis on timely updates and reliability. The brief highlights his ongoing diligence and public-facing role in presenting accurate information.
When You Are Bilious and Sight of Terror Cures
The fragment promotes a bile cure and cites eyeing fear and cough remedies. It mentions a double dose, liver cleanse, and a brand named Kennedy. The language is fractured but urges keeping cures at hand for biliousness and frightful nights.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for Children
A cough medicine for children should be harmless and effective. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is presented as both safe and efficacious, described as the mothers' favorite everywhere and sold nationwide.
Ophir Tea Prompts Widespread Grocer Belief
A note promotes Ophir tea as the world’s finest and urges buyers to obtain it from local stores rather than Sydney. It claims Ophir is top quality, pure, and freshly packed, with prices cited as 1 shilling 8 pence per ounce. The ad notes many grocers stock Ophir and warns against counterfeit claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Bydsey
Tess
Hoves
Ophir
The NRA 150 Call to Ride Club Captain Letter
The Captain of the Ride Club under Mr W M Tremerry received a letter from Captain Dain urging the club to quickly aid recruitment for The NRA 150. The message asks for each club to supply two officers or 150 men total and suggests enlistment via insurance or other means. It stresses urgency as the Empire faces its greatest emergency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ride Club
W. M. Tremerry
Hag
Dain
N.R.A
Sme
State trawlers boom and fish trade debate
An Australian State debate notes a surge in deep sea fishing by trawlers, with claims of large catches and broad distribution of fish across metropolitan shops. It critiques government involvement, predicting fiscal pressures and a looming Windfall tax while contrasting promised supply with actual progress. Main figures include acting-Premier Fuller and War Minister Ball, amid broader fiscal warnings from the Federal Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euch
Goulburn
Orance
Bathurst
Tamworth
Littleton
West Maitland
Australia
Fuller
Ball
Manilla Hospital Monthly Committee Meeting Report
The Manilla Hospital monthly committee meeting chaired by J. T. Byrnes discussed resignations from Grantham and Nurse A. Mortimer, set tenders for annual supplies, and approved hospital rules. The maternity ward project was advanced with a £1000 donation offer, and six months leave granted for a maternity nurse. The matron reported 19 admissions, 6 discharges, 1 death, and staff changes. Linen donation and a hospital linen sale were planned. committee appointments and ward developments were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nooy
Megere
J. T. Byrnes
Turner
Martn
Smith
Abeonte
Sydney
Bennett
Wardeman Stacy
Reynolia
Bitoni
Mr. A
Venus Peat
Hares
Grammes
H. Cameron
AL Wilshire
Kennedy
A. Burrell
Merers
Micenze
Donnelly
Me. Baker
Veness
Ainteriew
Budget to frame next year amid wartime strain
The passage notes that the next-year budget must be framed in difficult circumstances and will require large additional revenue. Sir John Forrest hopes the extra revenue will be limited by reducing departmental expenditure, which is described as a “snow-pall” that rises with agitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Securiny
John Forrest
Manilla Express publication notice in New South Wales
Printed and published by Henry Cleave Vincest for the Proprietors Vincent and Co at the Manilla Express office Mangia Street Magilis New South Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thea
Vincent and
Manila
Henry
Cleave Vincest
Pro- Prietors, Vincent and Co
Manilla Express
Mangiastreet
Magilis
New South Wales
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B. Rowland
Sule Proprieter
Datieu
Jack Smilies
Fish and Oyster Saloon
Manilla Street
Kything
Trurder
Egau
Tia
Australasia
Vacuum Oil Company Proprietary Limited
Messrs
M. C. MacKenzie
Manilla Ani
G. Johnson
M. C. Mackenzie & Sons
Tailor
Mudges
Addorees
J. D. Kennedy
The
State Enterprise
Manilla Hospital
Kennady
W. Hill
Foxternity Ward
A. Mortimer
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