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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1911
Page
6
The copy urges customers to return to T M O Briens Modern Tailoring for repeat orders. It boasts a loyal, 100 strong "come again" clientele and promises high grade, tailor made suits from fashionable materials at competitive prices. It invites customers to break from routine and try the new season goods.
The store promotes itself as specialising in art, fancy goods and literature with new Chinese ware from a sole Australian agent Burrell's Corner highlights silver plate ware and a lending library. It lists books, stationery, notepaper, phonographs, records, church and school requisites, seeds and garden items plus bouquets and mowers as Horton's agents.
Sam D.B. argues the Saturday half-holiday harms Manilla business, benefiting hotels while reducing spending at butcher, baker, and store. He questions why a former anti-license advocate now supports a policy that aids hotels and asks readers to publish and consider keeping current hours.
Results from the Tamworth military tournament on Coronation Day include Tilting at Ring with Trooper Scott Tamworth first, Emblem ttamworth second, Sims (Tamworth) third. Individual Tent Pegging led by Emblem, Norris (Manila) second. Melon Stealing won by Sergi Gibson. Sharges Scurry mile led by Sims first, Henry second, Laidlaw third. Sectional Tent Pegging dominated by Sage's section first and Callaghan's section second. Leading Race saw W Lye's team first and Sergi Donaldson's team second. Charges Race won by M S Sims with Carmichael second, Rowland third. Wrestling on Horseback won by W Lye's team. Tug of War (mounted) noted for Troop.
H. A. Barraclough Ltd promotes its eyecare science as precise and comprehensive. The firm claims superior practice across Sydney and Melbourne, noting imitators fail to match its standardised optical science and ongoing innovation. Dates for future visits will be announced.
Palmer and Sons warn that Australia has abundant capital and warns against sending money abroad. They say wise selection is needed as many new companies are sound but some will lose value when the market reacts. They caution British investors to place funds carefully to avoid harm and note the Federal Land Tax affects absentees.
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