Red Cross in Manilla resumes weekly meetings and drives
Manilla Red Cross restarts regular Tuesday meetings at Council Chambers. June Red Cross Day planned. shop hours and gifts sales continue Saturdays. Donations listed include stamps, books, and silver plate from numerous supporters. A special tray donated by May Cyril Russell honors prisoners of war and Red Cross work.
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Reed Cross
Red Cross
Wrew
Wilcox
Pryor
Movilie Rodd
Pat
June Blair
8. Shaw
Paul An Margaret Perry
Wilshire
Lorraine Sneesby
M. Porter
Robin Bailey
Ronnie’ Ferry
Mias
Barbara Ryan
Armstrong
G. D. Thomas
Yates
Oram
Sneesby and Sons
Jackson Bros
Dy Byrne
Sheep Slim
At A. Austin
Rani
Ewart
J. Byrnes
Manilla
Agricultral Society
River St
Naval St
Stenfford, Hill, Carmarthen and Kennedy Sts
Arthi St
Rawyan St
Court St
Bine
May
Qyril’ Russell
Manila
Forces
Russell
Ued
Germany
Mannilly
Bratel
Annual meeting of Returned Soldiers Women’s Auxiliary
The Returned Soldiers Women’s Auxiliary held its annual meeting in the Soldiers Club room on Saturday afternoon. Secretary Mrs J B Gilroy reported good attendance and harmonious work throughout the year. April sales of 500 entries, Anzac Ball supper praised, linen from the League augmented, buttons sold for Diggers Widows and Orphans Fund, and Poppy Day tally of 500 poppies disposed. Cantoon orders and Christmas fund items distributed. The year closed with a credit balance of £8 14s 10d. officers elected include President Mrs H Veness, Vice Presidents Mrs N Chanman and Mrs Vreus ler, Secretary Mrs Gilroy.
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Returned Soldiers Womens
J. B. Gilroy
League
Via
Mus. H
Veness
N. Chanman
Navriss ‘Vreusler
Tr Ridgewell
Gilroy
Three Years for Black Marketing in Sydney Case
Richara Herbert Kelsey, 42, described as a government auditor, was sentenced to three years in prison for black market activities in Sydney last week. The report notes his role auditing books for a neighboring municipality and mentions Manilla district wheat crop preparations amid drought and land turnover affecting farmers. The article also references Russian actions targeting Germany in South Ri.
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Sydney
Richara Herbert Kelsey
Dermis Nrimp
Kemply
Mah
Ind
Manilla
Substantial Reward Offered for Interruption and Vandalism
Substantial reward offered for information leading to the apprehension of a person causing damage to fences in a hay yard area. Reports mention interference with property and incidents in wood surroundings near a cemetery. Further details are vague with several garbled names and locations.
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Hayana
Trespass Notice Mentions Prosecution and Names
Fragmentary text notes trespass rules and potential prosecution. Mentions HAAR cancellor L Bignall and Miss Donnelly. Reference to Clon and tari removal unclear.
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Tari’ Aft
HAAR
L.bignall
Miss Donnelly
Clon
Fragmented Local Item Reads as Carried Out
A damaged OCR fragment mentions actions described as carried out but provides no clear subject, place, date, or outcome. No names or organizations are identifiable, making specifics unavailable.
HBA Subscribers Look to Resolve Payment Gap
Subscribership concerns rise as payment gaps threaten service continuity. Officials say efforts are underway to offset losses, including outreach to delinquent accounts and potential payment plan options for renewals.
Valuator Nominated for Rural Bank Advisory Role
Mr John Lyons of Manilla is nominated as valuator for the Rural Bank advisory body. A conference is planned at Narimbri on March 24 to consider proposals toward establishing the bank and related reconsiliation efforts.
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Manilla Business
Mons’ Assuzviation
John Lyons
Wwalude
Mani Iers
Amd
Mt Narimbri
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W.T. Tongue
Dyberot
Stoddart & Hayward
P.O. Box
Fountain Pen Service
C. N. Scott
Ready Money
York Cafe
Canberra
Glitsos & Domino
North-West
England
Bond
A. Duro
Pri
C. Mackenzie & Sons
R. Sherrelel
HBA
Youn
Selinal
Seti
Eliraneti Atreet
Sydaky
Valuator
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