NEXT VISIT: Saturday April 11 1931 to WHF O'Rhiek Aleepaire tour
A scheduled visit occurs on Saturday April 11 1931 with tours of WHF O'Rhiek Aleepaire and related correspondence guided by Boy ARUP P Sidnex.
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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 17, 1931
Page
2
A scheduled visit occurs on Saturday April 11 1931 with tours of WHF O'Rhiek Aleepaire and related correspondence guided by Boy ARUP P Sidnex.
At a special meeting the Council authorized signing of the agreement for a £500 unemployed grant for drainage at North Manilla and work will commence soon. Also a sale of about 7,000 good conditioned Spring shorn sheep will be held at Manilla on Tuesday next 24th inst at 2 p.m. Yarded for right out sale, the sheep are from Barraba district station breeders, Auctioneer Mr W J Byrnes.
The Methodist Parsonage lounge hosted a farewell gathering for Mrs Henry Baker as she prepares to move to Armidale. Guests praised her church contributions and gave a Royal Donston Supper Basket as a token of esteem. A tea was served and speeches offered best wishes for her new life and future work.
A fragment indicates plans for a non-party gathering open to all supporters in Australia to discuss a proposed reform. The note mentions Mone Li Gialupa and a possible meeting at a central venue soon, aimed at exploring the purpose and gathering broad sympathy.
The Right Rev J A Coleman Bishop of Armidale conducted Confirmation for 86 youths in Manilla on Sunday. A complimentary dinner followed at the Memorial Hall. A later Euchre party and dance honored Patrick's Day drew about 80 attendees with Miss F Hincox's orchestra providing the music. Prizes included groceries potatoes jam and other items, with plans announced for a March 24 event and improved entertainment.
A cottage on Arthur Street owned by H Talbot was found ablaze about 3 am Sunday. Frank Bailey had recently moved in with furniture from Sydney. The building was gutted and Bailey’s insurance endorsement had not been signed when the policy was destroyed. Two nearby cottages had similar fates in 15 years. The ALP contrelled Mr Theodore.
Town Clerk presents Public Works report showing £2347 liabilities reduced to £907 after audit. Mayor backs Scheme Number 2 as best for Manilla, arguing it benefits water supply and local unemployed. Aldermen Kennedy Clifton Costes Hayward endorse, stressing affordability and local impact while awaiting Unemployment Council funds.
The council discusses three loan schemes for Manilla, weighing 3 percent versus 4 to 6 percent interest, and the public works impact. The Mayor and Ald. Hayward defend No. 3 as sound, No. 2 as feasible, and plan to send final papers to Sydney while awaiting department approval and possible amendments.
4 BIG BAVE LC Ltd Bar dett and SONS appear in a terse item noting corporate names and a bar related matter. No dates or locations are provided in the readable fragment.
The Pasrusr Protection Board calls for nominations and voter eligibility. Qualified voters are those liable for rates under the Pastrures Protection Act and current on all due payments. Nominations must be lodged before March 27 with grounds stated. The act grants one vote per eligible person. Also notes catering for cakes and picnics and fish dishes.
The Manilla pavilion displays earned praise as exhibitors showcased Corriedale stock. John Coote and Bret led entries with champion grades, while Lincoln and Coote dominated classes. The event highlighted strong breeding lines and competitive stock.
Fat Stock Malling Char The Grassers Association proposes a March 1 cut in fat stock selling charges including receiving caging gatding and delivering. The reduction follows a voluntary pay offer from Homebush Saleyards workers showing cooperative spirit. Easter excursions to Sydney set for March 28. Manilla Bars School on March 20. Mr H M Wragge visited Manilla today regarding court matters.
A dance to aid Wongo Creek Cricket Club set for Tuesday March 31 at Wongo Creek Hall with ticket prices listed. A Church of England social on Tuesday April 14 at Mr T Simmons barn Golden Grove Upper Manilla invites ladies to bring cake and tickets cost 2 shillings. A fortnightly 2 shilling hop on March 24 seeks 260 attendees, notes euchre tournament prize. Cottage for rent rowan 81 seat 18 shillings from J and Rochport. Owing to my pro-
A Manilla sale on Tuesday March 26 1931 at 3 pm offers numerous lots of stock to be sold. Entries include 1300 Merino ewes and wethers joined in February 1931, 700 XBRED ewes and rams with September 1930 drop, 500 mixed size wethers and ewes, and 500 more four year old ewes. Most animals come direct from Manilla and Harraba breeders for bona fide sale. entries welcomed.
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