Autumn Arrivals Hit Astounding Low Prices
New autumn arrivals touted at remarkably low prices invite shoppers to visit the store. The message emphasizes value and cheerful branding, signaling a seasonal sales push from the retailer.
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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 16, 1934
Page
2
New autumn arrivals touted at remarkably low prices invite shoppers to visit the store. The message emphasizes value and cheerful branding, signaling a seasonal sales push from the retailer.
Read about accessories Fae Rai WEEE tews ee including new shades for Yor evening wear. Prices are right and quality is guaranteed.
Fragmentary text mentions Se ekerehia with unclear context and no verifiable events or names. Unable to derive a coherent news item from the readable fragments.
An old collage of business hours and product notes lists ATTORNEYS and SOLICITORS with hours Mon to Fri 10 am to 4 30 pm and Saturday 10 am to 1 pm. Other items promote RHUBALAX for constipation, chemist and optician services in Manilla with phone numbers, and an OPTICIAN ENOLL CHAS W KNOLL listing with addresses in Sydney. The fragment ends with repairs and correspondence directions to Sydney.
A. Dowe of Mil Jiwindi sent a Bunya Bunya cone weighing pounds and seeds to Manilla Rural School. Mr. G. H. Wright notes the tree Araucaria bidwillii native to Queensland, an ancient conifer relative with strong aboriginal associations and food value, reaching tall heights and yielding fine timber.
Tey nee uso omnd Mew Grayson refined to Manilla this morning. Mr. Grayson has been appointed in South Sydney Mission which is one of the bie appointments of Nee Chinret ine th iy His head quarters will he Redfern.
Report notes a meeting held Tuesday night as part of a discussion on removing sale yards. A bi-charted inquiry and pending recommendation were mentioned, with residents urged to consider the issue as it appears in this edition.
The Rev S M Mitchell will speak at the Presbyterian Church on Sunday evening about a very unusual and enthrallingly interesting book. All welcome.
In the district setup for a cattle championship spectators will see the popular breed in full force. Five teams of sheep compete for the breeders cup as judging will begin early in the day with the new judging rostrums used for the first time.
Barrahe Ghow Barrabs's Aumsss Shiw will be held on April 11 and 12 with Burries closing on April 3. Secretary Mr. W. T. Lockray oversees the deadline.
A quirky note reports tailles called in by 10 a m on Monday to catch the mnane. A fisherman named Fred Wood reeled in a Tib coil from the swimming pool last night. The fish allegedly had three linen pieces protruding from its mouth. Some say it was "the whale" another angler had aimed to hook.
Barraca Rifle Club faced a sea challenge at Manilla for the Rooks cup. Manilla is represented by AR Meteod, R. F. Leaiby, W. North, E. J. Doak, and C. Grant. In the B Grade Summer competition the second last stage was at 300 yards with scores recorded.
Noel Simpson of Manilla completed a chemistry course and passed his final examinations in pharmacy. He studied at St Josephs Convent Manilla De Lat Salle College Armidale and Sydney University. He passed his final practical in pharmacy on March 2 and is now a qualified chemist. After a holiday he will join his father's business.
Inspector Lewis M A and Ken dell B A with Chief Inspector approve a state leading school figure. Kendall and Lewis inspectors supervise the organisation now under Mr Wright. Gail Deane will deliver the bulk of the Teetures during the event.
Auctioneer received further particulars of Byrnes warding for a special rattle sale tomorrow. The full 1000 will be forward with 200 bullocks and 29 to yee. The sale starts sharply at 2 o clock.
Cricket fixtures include North Shore Hall versus Ware at Hall's Greek and a Wednesday holiday v Warataha. Club members listed. Akolon School reopened at 6 mile with Miss Doria Hall appointed teacher. A schedule of local events runs through May including dances sales and shows, with dates and venues for St Patrick's dance, Cattle Sale, CWA nesting, Country Queen Social, and Barraba show, among others.
After the conclusion of the Manilla cattle sale tomorrow Saturday about 420 pm auctioneer V J Byrnes will offer 10 saddle horses for Mr D B Ridge. These are described as a very attractive lot quiet broken in horses shod and in splendid condition.
The Shire Council and Mr. GH Wright with the Arbor Day committee planted 57 trees on Tamworth road and 50 on Barraba road, with 82 trees total and only 16 replacements or losses. Most trees are established. all pruned and looking stately. Congratulations to Allan Kennedy on passing his LLB, and to Mr and Mrs A Jochimson returning to Manilla. Miss Maura Roberts is recovering and may return home.
Readable fragments show cattle sale follow by multiple notices for euchre parties and dances to raise funds, theater listings, and hall events at At tonga Hall and Memorial Hall. Local cricket scores from Hall's Creek against Wednes day Half Holiday, with A Gallagher scoring 72 and Gilroy taking 5/36.
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