Evening Whispers on Barraba Manilla News and Events
A column of mixed notes reports on land policy and public works, local politics, and show results. It highlights Barraba and Manilla events including show prizes, cattle, horses, and gardening, plus remarks on labour politics, the Third Party concept, and regional development prospects.
Barraba Show Reflects Lean Season and Local Skills
Barraba show reports a lean season with cattle and dairy classes showing improved quantity and quality, especially Jerseys and Lincolns from John Coote. Ring events were well filled, horses recurring winners from prior shows. Pavilion featured notable paintings by Miss Stoddart of Manilla, while farm products were scarce and crowd attendance was low.
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John Coote
Barraba
Manilla
Mise Stoddart
Chas
G. Williams
Lady Medallist Back At War For Rosehill Cup Today
Racing notes review strong contenders with Percy Maher a top lightweight jockey and Hudorus among imported Futurity Stakes winners. Wolsbane meets a close challenge in Burke Handicap while Boxers and billiards lore mix with Tamworth and Tenterfield results.
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Percy Maher
Australia
Hudorus
Sir Foota
Playaway
Antonio
Camiady King
Victoria
Jerry‘ Jerome
Bill Sonter
Brisbane
Saturda
Shanahan
Cricket Fixtures Report Of At tunga Ukolan Match
Cricket fixtures recount a two innings match between Attunga and Ukolan on Ukolan ground. W Doolan of Ukolan took five wickets in each innings, Fitzgerald of Attunga also bowled well. Ukolan, with about 20 minutes left, made 40 for four before time ended as they needed four runs to win.
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Manilla
Bartaba
Wimborne
Yass
George Gregors
Australia
Gray
England
Nis
Lady
Hope
Delerium
Tamworth
Tenterfields
Gavoni
Rosehill
Ocean
Royal Merv
Golden Point
Hallowman
Jolly
Beggar
Hallowmas
Sre
Bonnie Princess
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W. Doolan
Attunga
Fitzgerald
Makng
Macdonald
Beares
Maitland Mercury report on Albion ground cricket record
Trenerry of Lo Trenerry tops score with seven innings totaling 763 runs this season at Albion ground. He has 131 against Morpeth 129 not out against Cessnock 168 not out and 175 not out against Northern and Nuncastle, plus 50 retired in a Boxing Day scratch match. He is regarded as the district’s best all round player, with notable bowling performances.
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Maitland
Mercury
Lo Trenerry
Albion
Tong
Morpeth
Cessnock
Fast Maitland
Northern
Nun,castle
Tragic death of Esther Porter found near Punchbowl station
Esther Porter aged 14 of Bankstown was found murdered in a bush near Punchbowl railway station after missing since Monday. Police believe she went to meet someone after arriving by train at Bankstown at eight o clock Monday morning. Her brother Harry alerted police when she failed to appear, later discovering her body jammed in an old stump, covered by dead bushes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Porter
Bankstown
Punchbowl
Teo
Bether
Porter
Erskineville
Harry
Horsa
Cheap Easter Excursions Offered to Sydney and Tarworth
Cheap excursion tickets will be issued at Manila on Thursday March 13 and Monday March 17. Passengers travel by ordinary train to Sydney, return fares listed. Excursion trains depart Tarworth on Friday March 14 at 8 AM and Monday March 7 at 2 AM.
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Manilla
Sydney
Tarcworth
Algo
Rev John Smith to Speak at Presbyterian Guild Meeting
The Presbyterian Guild invites a talk by Reverend John Smith on Thursday evening. A meeting of the Parents and Citizens Association is scheduled for Tuesday night.
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John Smith
Presbyterian Guild
Parents and Citizens’ Association
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