Health Inspector's Report At Manila Council Meeting
Health Inspector John Blair presented his monthly report to the Manila Municipal Council on Tuesday night. Tests of premises on Arthur Street Railway Hill Manila Street and The Sanitary conditions were satisfactory. The Pure Food Act was observed with clean and compliant practices. A cottage lot theft at Lot 11 Section 2 Coors Street for Mr. D A Seymour was reviewed. Building committee examined the plan and recommended approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Blair
Manilla’ Municipal Council
Arthur Street
Cours Street
D. A. Seymour
Jubilee Celebrations Committee Report and Plans
The librarian reports February activity with 29 books issued to Children’s section and rising enrolments. 145 adults and 95 juniors total 240 members. Government Gazette tender notices include supplies for public service. Jubilee committee met to set June 6 as end date to avoid clashes, propose Jubilee Park from profits, fund hospital ambulance and Red Cross, appoint F W Vere as sports convenor, consider prize cards for children, obtain sticks and flags from Manilla Show, invite Pipe Band for procession and ceremony, seek beer license for a publican booth, and print special tickets for the Jubilee Ball with souvenir booklets to be reviewed April 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manilla
B. W Byrnes
Manilla Aid Court
Manilla District
Vere
BV. Byrnes
F. W. Vere
Sporits Yeomantizer
Pro‘gramme
Motor Cycle Club riders join Tamworth speedway night
Members of the club traveled to Tamworth on Saturday March 3 for the opening Tamworth speedway. Cliff Burgess was the sole local rider to place in the finals. Next speedway meet is Friday night March 23. Afternoon out results listed with Hatch Tliffe White Lane Baker Hodgeon. Wiltey White won Observe trial. A three month points series offers a donated cap. About 12 members to Bathurst for Australian Jubilee Grand Prix. Gunnedan’s tower demolition follows the Os Tic Street collapse. English summer sees 3000 cars ferrying across the channel in unsafe conditions. A French restaurant joke ends with the waiter’s quip about the band playing it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamworth
Cliff Burgess
D. Hatch
Tliffe
White
Lane
L. Baker
Hodgeon
Wiltey White
School Notes Showcases Primary to Sixth Class Honours
A school report lists top scorers across year levels with percentages and names such as van Gainey 80, May 76, Carter 75, plus Jenny Hanley 70 and Tom Geddes 63. Other class results include Cecil Cotton 16, Barbara Hennery 75, Davie Hall 74. Gunnedah air strip aims for service to Sydney by Easter, while Sydney Ferries plans to cease most services on April 30 except Manly. Radio first used in sea rescue in 1908.
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van Gainey
Duclith May
Rex Carter
Jenny Hanley
Tom Geddes
Beb Martin
Cecil Cotton
Barbara Hennery
Davie Hall
Sid
Paul Jackson
Enid Honess
Leslie Irwin
Ith
Dawn Eastesman
Janice Jenner
Ken’ Carlier
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North- West Golf Association
B.S.L
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C.W.A
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Jon
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Clifton’s Pty. Ltd
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NEW Zealand Loan and Mercantile
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Oes
Walters
Scott
Auctioneers & Stock & Property Salesmen
P.O. Box
Famworth
NEW Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency CO. Limited
Marsh Walters &Scott Tamworth
Motor Cycle Club
Gunnedar
Gunnedan
Trewery
John Lock
Os Tic Street
Cafe de Gut
SLASS
Frederick Lave
John Hayward
Jim Kent
Mavie Hayne
Toni Vere
Ronald McDonald
Gunnedah
Sydney
Sydney Ferries, Ltd
Manly
Ilean
Dragefree
A. C. Veness & Son
Fordson Farms
Australia
Ford
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