Show Dates for 1936 Show
Wednesday March 18 and Thursday March 19 1936 set for main event dates. Officials urge ticket sales and venue readiness across the city.
06 Mar 1936
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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 06, 1936
Page
1
Wednesday March 18 and Thursday March 19 1936 set for main event dates. Officials urge ticket sales and venue readiness across the city.
A compact listing notes an order of 160 pounds for a lot connected with MoRKine. The fragment provides little context on the seller or purpose beyond the price and item type.
Edmund Burke addresses the Agricultural Bureau conference in Attunga on March 3 1936 outlining measures to boost domestic meat consumption, improve quality, and expand chilled beef and pig export potential. He calls for breed improvement, year round fat stock supply, and national policy support.
A sleepwalking man named Reg McKay left his bed at the Australia Hotel and, about 3 30, wandered into a railway line. He fell from a land 20 feet below the platform area, causing a serious incident.
The Acting Inspector reports on Emergency Relief Scheme progress in Manilla. Street works on Court and Namoi streets advance. Arthur Street and Mesander Lane near completion. widespread road damage in South Street prompts repairs and quarry pulls. A sock route sign for River Street is proposed. noxious weed control at the weir wall is under way. three copies of jalans and synestications to Mrs T. O'Brien.
The readable text fragment recalls a distressed man calling for help near a sale yard and station area. A vault over a fence and an ambulance or hospital reference are noted, with unclear details about location and outcome.
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