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Newspaper

Manilla Express

Location

Manilla, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 25, 1926

Page

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Opticians visit schedule from Mazilla to Tamworth town

John D Kennedy attorney solicits clients with hours Monday to Friday and a next visit by A A Dou drey at the Court House Hotel Mazilla. H A Barraclough lid opticians list address 385 George Street and note regular visits to Tamworth Manilla with trade offers and exchange receipts.

John D. Kennedy Proctor H. A. Barraclough Lid Opticians George Street Manilla Court House Mazilla

J. T. Robertson and Co. Goods Transport Update

Goods arriving per rail received and forwarded including wool and wheat. Despatch to Sydney on open market. Trucking agents for Newcastle and Sydney. Fat stock markets noted. Yorkshire Life and Fire Insurance Co. goods for country clients received at railway and town store.

Newcastle Sydney Yorkshire Life and Fire Assonanace UO

Tamworth Seed Plant Supply promotes plants and floral work

Tamworth Seed Plant Supply on Peel Street offers roses at 14/ dozen and a range of fruit trees shrubs and seeds. They advertise strong seedlings for garden needs and services for weddings wreaths and emblems with a wide assortment including varieties like snapdragons pansies violas and border daisies.

Sydney Tamworth Seed Plant Peel Street C.anton

Manilla Newspaper House Statement Note

Printed and published by Alton Richmond McLeod for the Proprietors Manilla Newspaper Co. at the office of the Manilla Express in Manilla Street Manilla New South Wales.

Alton Richmond McLeod Manilla Newspaper Co Manila Express Manilla Street Manilla New South Wales

Commonwealth Bank Saving Plans for Family Finance

A Home Necessity for the man offers a current or cheque account to build credit and record transactions. For the woman a savings account provides safe housekeeping funds, earns interest, and costs nothing to open. For the child both savings and the Commonwealth Bank Money Box teach thrift and aid future planning. All services are available in Bank branches and at most post offices as saving bank agencies.

Commonwealth Bank

Trespass Warning at The Braces Springmeunt

Caution to any person found shooting trapping poisoning or trespassing on The Braces Springmeunt will be dealt with as the law may direct without respect to persons All previous permissions are cancelled Signed Broce Park.

Willamby R. H. Hudson

Wool Sales to Offer 25 000 Parcels Next Week

Schute Bell and Co report about 25 000 sales to be offered in a series of sales next week with a focus on average quality. The Sydney quota is 535 000 bales of a 2 242 500 bale Australian clip. The National Wool Council meeting in Perth set allocations aiming to offer the whole clip by 31st March. Rabbit skins catalogues show varied demand with overall values easing.

Perth Queensland Sydney Goldsbrough Mort and Co. Ltd National Wool Council W.A Commonwealth

Double Decker Bridge Planned Over Clarence River

Australia to build a five 240 ft span truss bridge between Grafton and South Grafton to speed Sydney Brisbane rail traffic. The £500,000 project will use two rail decks and a top level for vehicles with pedestrian paths on both sides. All Australian made and completion within three years.

Sydney Brisbane Australia Clarence River Grafton South Grafton Dorman Long North Shore Bridge John Grant & Sons Railway Department Works Department Nymboida Clarence Hawkesbury Bridge

Revivalist Nicholson Sparks Riotous Goulburn Meeting

The evangelist Rey W. P. Nicholson opened his Goulburn campaign declaring there can be no revival without riot. He called smokers pole-cats and publicans blood-suckers, attacked disturbers as devils, and urged skinning them alive. Audience fled as two women left. he criticized clergymen and denounced dancing and card games as Satanic. Many men left to smoke, and women covered faces with powder.

Rey W. P. Nicholson Goulburn Nicholson St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church

Royal Prince Alfred Hospital financial report shows deficit narrows

The Royal Prince Alfred Hospital reports a better financial position but still a deficit of over £8000. Revenue for the year totalled £103,060, up from £100,379, while expenditure reached £1117,857, exceeding receipts by £8797. In 1924 95, 8250 inpatients were treated.

Royal Prince Alfred Hospital

Gaffney Co Opens Ladies Hairdresser on Manila Street

Tenders a first class ladies hairdresser service with Marcel waving trimming and singe bobbing Shempooing pace massage clay packs and dandruff brush private work only. The notice claims a successful year with 127,947 out-patient attendances affecting 47,390 persons and a rise of 377A. Wood's Great Pepperminet Cure is cited for coughs and colds.

Manila Street Marcel

Also Mentioned on This Page

A.m J. B. Simpson A. A. Doudrey Telephone Jacek Piper & Co., Ltd Tamworth Manills P.S CG. Taylor A.lf Carberry Imperial Hotel Mavilla J. T. Robertson& Co A. E. Coupland Carters Commonwealth Bank of Australia F.K Wood A&b Willys Fordson McKay Massey Harris Clifton's Uta Thrift Bros Market Street BROCE Schute, Bell and Co., Ltd Aidie J. Watherston T. G. Gaffney & Co Tamworth and Miss Wrighter Vict Culwulla Chambery Csadbereagh Street Macquarie Street Hospital Mechanics’ Institute Pe Vale W, Enoll Optician Tel Tam Castlereagh Street Manilla Avery F. W. Doyal Brookes E. H. Allen G. Allen
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