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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 24, 1930
Page
2
Amid a bleak mood the public senses a shift toward better times as rainfall revived farming and industry. A recent coal strike and drought relief efforts appear to steady the economy, lifting spirits and prompting renewed energy across the state despite ongoing challenges.
Loyal Enterprise Lodge welcomed Bro. Li Young District Grand Master, with Sister Young and other visitors from Urada and Tamworth. Local dignitaries praised Manchester Unity work as NSW membership nears 90,000. storm damage and flood cleanup on Oval, 50 tons of sand spread by volunteers.
Local officials debated converting a municipal yard site into a town park for children. Ald. Adie supported the idea citing a suitable spot, while Ald. Kennedy and others questioned centrality, finances, and privacy. The mayor noted the issue would hinge on future council decisions and potential sale prospects.
At a Saturday session the local I and I branch discussed lands policy. The Minister for Lands replied to criticism over expired improvement leases and transfer rights. A separate river incident reports two vagrant men found on an islet near Namot. rescued from rising flood by Constable Mal.
The federal government offers 25 jackets five overcoats and 15 pairs of boots from military reserves for destitute individuals in Mandown Shire and Manilla Municipality. The Municipality is named as the distributing agent and all eligible persons should apply to the Town Clerk in Manilla immediately.
Unclear OCR text notes that workers in Sydney experienced effects from a recent shift in policy or practice. The fragment mentions Wednesday and a four hour or biannual schedule, with broad impact on staff and operations across multiple firms.
Mr A B Coote pulled off two wins at Narrabri Bhév competitions winning first place in the sock and breast wing events. The local poultry show highlighted his top performances as he secured both races.
Information received that the Butehtra strike has been settled and full railway direct communication should be stored within days. Libel action by G. B. Buckland against the Labor Daily settled out of court on undisclosed terms. Mr. Bavin improving after recent operation. Lane Cove death at Lindfield on Monday. A mild accident involved Charlie Natt injuring his hand with a scythe. stitches were required. Men’s Association to meet Wednesday at 7:30 pm in Council Chambers to discuss important matters. Street auction Saturday to aid Methodist Church funds with cakes jams and pennants on sale. W. A. Melville renews acquaintance with Manila in Canberra. Legal Aid inquiry notes grandfather swindled of Sydney site by a man offering rum. Armidale Diocese selection process leads to Archdeacon Moyse of Adelaide, then Perth and later Lambeth involvement. Over 1,000,000 carcases of mutton and lamb in cold storage in Albert and Victoria, heat waves reducing consumption. Thousands of carcases will condemn as transport lines reach Australia.
A reader criticizes the Shire and Municipal Council for awarding three local jobs during wartime. The letter claims one man secured both the municipal role and the tender, while others lost chances despite unemployed workers being available. The writer urges fair, daily tendering and notes burdensome deposits to accompany bids.
A fragmented notice recounts a 300 yard win last week and another win on Wednesday by a shooter. It mentions M. Biewart achieving his first win on Saturday and a piano sale offering reconditioned instruments at favorable terms. Also advertised are meetings, theatre events, and radio year promotions at PALING'S and PAYING'S Sydney with easy terms.
A hospital board election discussion outlines who may vote or stand as a director. It interprets Section 21 and defines subscribers as contributors under past Acts, noting eligibility for the first election under the new charter and timing constraints for voting.
Australia reached 388 for five before declaring, Woodful 141 and Kippax 56 not out the top scorers as Surrey were bowled out for 162 in their first innings. Grimmett claimed six for four and Kippax carried to 120 in a rain-affected first day. Second day rain halted play. Lancashire and others noted. Bobby Jones won the British Open with 201 total. Crawford and Moon among golf and tennis standouts in Britain.
Lockey Club A Hockey Club formed in Manilla by the Younger Set. Mr. N. Scott elected president with Mr. C F Hayward and Mr. Roy Matnder as vice-presidents. Mr. M Bailey is secretary. The club has 26 members.
Waverley Cemetery finances are under review as the council considers borrowing 40000. The facility is described as costly for burial with standard grave costs around 400 and extra charges for turfing bricking and other services. Rookwood is cited for comparatively low burial charges and a modest 14 pound fee for a grave, with 8 chaplains and free burial for power-people.
The Victor family player pianos and pianos talking machines and radios are fully guaranteed by Paling's Sydney. Write for full particulars and very varied terms.
The Commonwealth announces a loan with 6 1 percent interest for 30 years and tax exemption. It invites all persons with available funds to invest from £10 upwards, with interest accruing from the date of payment and repayments possible by September next. Application forms and information are available from banks savings banks post offices and stock exchange members. Commonwealth Treasury Edward G Teonore Canberra Treasurer.
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