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Manilla Express

Location

Manilla, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Mar 03, 1936

Page

2

Fifth Test Match Shaping Durban Tight South Africa Lead

Australia faces South Africa with one day left in Durban as SA trail by 123 with 8 wickets in hand. SA bowler Grimmett took 7 for 100 in the first innings, while Australia’s 455 included Fingleton 118 and Brown 84. Second innings SA 110 for 2 at stumps with Nourse 20 and Mitchell 16 not out. Street stall on Saturday.

Australia South Africa Durban Wission Nourse Grimmet Fingleton Brown McCabe Darling O'Brien Chipperfield Richardson Oldfield

Rain Deluge Benefits Manilla District Pasture Prospects Bright

Splendid rain drenched Manilla district with 37 points on Friday and 120 on Monday morning bringing yearly total to 953 points. W C Maunder reports 209 points at Klori, while Royston tilled 1100 acres ready for seeding. Oats and rape planted, lamb fattening yields rising. rain across NSW projects good autumn feed and a favorable winter outlook.

Manilla Jiary Klori W. C. Maunder Royston Maunder Upper Manilla Springfield Tarpoly New Mexico Willambi Keepit Homestead Headvale Bangymulla Dunmore North West Plains Narrabri Gunnedah Vol Gap Kelvin Boggabri Tamworth Attunga Somerton Queensland Hunter River Gosford

Anzac Ball Date Set By Returned Soldiers League

At the annual meeting of the Returned Soldiers League it was decided the Anzac Ball will be held on Wednesday April 22. The Mayor Ald Bowman and Mrs Bowman returned to Manilla on Monday after a week’s holiday at Manly.

Returned Soldiers’ League Ald B. C.T. Bowman Church of England Wongo Creek Hall Wicks Pearl Traling

Obituary for Mrs. P. J. Skewes of Glen Barra Retreat

Mrs. P. F. Skewes died at Tamworth Hospital after ill health. Survived by husband and large family. sister of Mrs. Jim Skewes and Mrs. T. Farrell of Watson's Creek. The district reports good pasture, farmers ploughing washouts after floods, with rainfall at 789 points for 1936 through March.

Tamworth Hospital P. F. Skewes Springs Glen Barra Retreat Road Sydney Skewes Jim Skewes T. Farrell Watson’s Creek

Swimming Carnival Tomorrow At Gunnedah Tamworth

Entries have been received from Gunnedah and Tamworth for a swimming carnival to be held tomorrow. The event will start at 7.30 p.m. sharp.

Gunnedah Tamworth

Old Buffers to Challenge Juveniles for Royal Cup Billiards

Mechanics Institute hosts an inter club billiards event next week as The Old Buffers captained by C N Scott face The Juveniles led by J N Kennedy in a 100 up match for the Royal Cup. The cup was donated by Jack Kearns of the Royal Hotel and the winning team will have its name engraved. Eligible players over 40 should submit names to R M Smith by March 6.

Mechanics’ Institute C. N. Scott J. N. Kennedy Jack Kearns Royal Hotel N. Scott C. F. Hayward J. Blair C. M. Podmore N. Chapman W. Dick L G. Miller W. Gannon H. J. Roberts BE. Collier C. Grant G. Perry R. M. Smith A. R. McTeod E. Marsh W. Pittman M. Moffat Ww. D. Hartley J. Coates Ea Mcllrath J. Brady H. Stoddart D. Ogle

Dr Waterhouse Honoured At Local Returned Soldiers League

At the annual meeting of the local Returned Soldiers League on Saturday night members honored secretary Dr A S Waterhouse. New president J Coates lauded his invaluable service though he never accepted the honorarium. Waterhouse recently married and was presented with a cut glass decanter by members. He expressed gratitude and wished the Teague continued prosperity and service to the returned men. Farewell dance was held on Saturday at Rushes Creek.

Waterhouse Returned Soldiers” League League A. S. Waterhouse J. Coates Benedicts Dr. Waterhouse Dr Waterhouse Teague H. Rayson I. G. Miller A. 3 W Gannon Measra B. Coulton T. Stewart A. C. Kelly R. M. Smith L. C. Ellwood Colin Hall C. Nott R. Glover E. R. Stevens C. B. Wilson A. 8. Waterhouse H. Bayson N- Hayne Manilla the Returned Soldiers’ League

Sheep breeding competition set rules for Upper Manilla

FLOCE COME on Upper Manilla Agricultural Bureau will run a breeding ewe contest this year with scale based on flock size. Rules fix 15 ewes for 500 or fewer, 20 for under 1000, 25 for over 1000. discussions cover instructor location, conference access, and judging method. Entries close March 6.

Upper Manilla G. B. M. Holt T. Simmons L. Simmons A. Simmons J. C. Prosser A. J. Roberts A. Mc Gregor D. O’sulivan A. Pastor T. A.byrnes Brian Byrnes F. W. Bowman W. Tliffe R. G Gardner J. Kelelar H. N. Little N. Holt J Bowman J. Keen L. Chiek R. E. Bowman Upper Manilla Public School J. A. Byrnes D. A. Roberts D. O’sullivan Holt Prosser A. C. Brown Mr. Prosser Mr. Brown Cotselli

League Meeting Reforms Sought After Contested Elections

Discussion over quarterly meetings and preference for returned soldiers triggers calls to change meeting night from Friday to Saturday to boost attendance. New president J. Coates urged continued member support as annual report adoption and officer elections completed amid keen contests.

Returned Soldiers' League elects new Manilla president

At the annual Manilla branch meeting J Coates was elected president as membership declines. The report noted apathy and a need for officer turnover to spark interest. Speakers urged every member to recruit, questioned meeting frequency, and recalled strong past support for soldier settlement work.

Holiday by Motor Mr and Mrs W Maunder and party visiting Queensland

Mr and Mrs W Maunder with Missy Maunder returned from a coastal motor tour of New South Wales and Queensland. They spent ten days at Myall Lakes and visited Lismore Brunswick Heads Murwillumbah Tweed Heads and Brisbane. On the Darling Downs Mr Maunder praised Queensland wheat prospects and noted Florence wheat from nal illa 35 years ago. The party expects expansion in home wheat production.

W. €. Maunder Missy Maunder N.S. W Queensland Myall Lakes Manning Macleay Clarence Richmond Lismore Brunswick Heads Mallumbimby Murwillumbah Tweed Heads Brisbane Maunder Downs

Killara Clearance Sale Announced by Brady and Byrnes

Under instructions from Mr. James Brady auctioneer W. J. Byrnes will hold four clearance sales at Mr Brady’s Kil lara property on Wednesday April 1. The sale will dispose of the draught horses sheep cattle and plant with full particulars to be advertised later.

Killara James Brady W. J. Byrnes Brady

Next Excursion Train Schedule From Manilla to Sydney

Manilla station master Mr Par sons announces the next excursion train on April 1 leaving Barraba at 3 p.m. and Manilla at 4 15 p.m. arriving Sydney at 5 a.m. the next day. Sleeping cars available and single return fare. Optician C W Knoll will be in Manilla on Friday.

Knoll Hoyal Hotel Manilla Mr. Parsons Barraba Sydney Optician C.W. Knoll

Also Mentioned on This Page

B.W BUY Demaret Patteerne Stoddart & Hayward Ltd John D. Kennedy Ainess Gimpeor Lesat Chas W. Efoll Flo Lond MLO Syd Taseday Anzac P. J. Skewes Old Buffers Farewell Dance Creek Floce Upper Manilla Agricultural Bureau Bureau Department of Agriculture J. C. Cotsell W. N. Wildman Cotsell Glen Innes Wildman Glennnes Attunga Bureau BR. Gardner A. G Brown Department G. B. Holt Mr. Grill Manilla Weir North North West Dengate A. C. Blanch Dencate A. Manley Stenderson S. Manilla Dengate’s N. Hayne R. M Smith P. Muggleton Messrs. J. Coates R. C. Kelly C. R. Wilson
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