Manilla Municipal Council Protests Ban on Platform Tickets
Manilla Municipal Council strongl y protested the governments ban on the sale of platform tickets at railway stations. Aldermen urged cooperation with neighboring councils and criticized the measure as penalizing the poor while noting private enterprise would oppose such a policy. The meeting also reported milk supply shortages and ongoing town maintenance, including road repairs and memorial hall rentals.
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Mulwaree
Goulburn
Grill
Ald
Wilshire
A. R. Macleod
Alds
G. F. Grill
C. L. Wilshire
J. Coates
F. W. Pavy
C. N.scott
W. W W. Gannon
Manilla
Mandowa Shire Council Revenue Audit 1943 Summary
Mandowa Shire Council accounts for the year ended 31 December 1943 audited by Thomas Davis & Co. Mr W Forsythe, F.C.A., Aust., states the statements are full and properly drawn in accordance with the Local Government Act 1919 and related ordinances. Certification Nos. 75 issued. official report date 28 April 1944.
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Mandéwa
Courlier
Thomas Davis & Co
W. Forsythe
F.C.A
Dune
Notifiable Diphtheria Cases and Straying Stock
The Inspector reports six notifiable disease cases since the last meeting including four diphtheria on Market Street one on Manila Street and one on Rowan Street Railway Hill All cases have been attended to under the Public Health Act Straying stock tally lists 22 head released by ten owners Mayor vows continued efforts to remove strays from streets
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Market Street
Manilla Street
Rowan Street
Railway Hill
Platform tickets restored after public demand
Railway authorities reintroduced platform tickets to satisfy public demand and some were put into service yesterday.
Manilla Sees Frosty Starts Then Sunny Skies
The town of Manilla records a cold spell with heavy frosts followed by brighter sunny days. Residents monitor morning temperatures while skies clear and daytime sun returns. Local forecasts hint at gradual warming later in the week.
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Manilla
Trespass Warning at Brubb Estate Issued
Notice warns that any persons found trespassing or removing wood from Brubb Estate will be prosecuted. All straying will be impounded. Previous omissions are cancelled. Signed by Miss M Baldwin dated March 5, 1944.
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Brubb
M. Baldwin
Notice to trespassers at Mossvale property
Cautionary notice from C. J. Byrnes of Mossvale Upper Manilla warning that anyone found trespassing fishing shooting or removing wood from the property will be prosecuted.
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C. J. Byrnes
Mossvale
Upper
Manilla
Caution notice bans trespass on Lonou Estate
A fragmented notice warns that any person trespassing removing wood or disturbing property on the Lonou Estate will be prosecuted. It states all previous permissions are cancelled and is signed by Mrs M Baldwin and J Bignall.
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Lonou” Estate
M. Baldwin
J. Bignall
Trespassing Warning and Wood Theft Notice at Crow Mountain
A. M. McDonald warns that any person trespassing or removing wood beyond the cemetery on Crow Mountain Road near Brooklyn will be prosecuted. L. BIGNADL and Miss Donnelly revoke prior permissions. A substantial reward is offered for information leading to convictions.
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Crow Mountain
Brooklyn
A. M. McDonald
Woodville Pinelea thefts warned by local officials
Residents warned against removing wood fencing posts or wire on Wood ville or Pinelea with prosecution promised. Signed by Miss A. B. Bowman and L. H. Sneesby, Upper Mavia.
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Woodville
Pinelea
A. B. Bowman
L. H. ‘Sneesby
Upper
Mavia
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T. Hiscox
North
Ald. J. Coates
Strafford
Arthur Streets
Mandowa Shire
J. Coaths
Auditor's Certificate
Balante
Ies
Stedds
Balane
HI Land
Y. Byrnes
A. C. Veness
Lontarf
Nto
L. Bignadl
Miss. Donnelly
Sherrell
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