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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 18, 1930
Page
3
Auditor-General C. J. Cerutty boasts his entire outfit is Australian. Rumors swirl that the Federal Government may prosecute mine owners employing minors at less than award rates. Owners counter that the 10 award exists.
All citizens aged 21 and over must apply for enrolment. Those away from their electorate for a month must transfer to the electorate where they reside. Enrolment and voting are compulsory for the Referendum on 17 May concerning the proposed amendments to the Legislative Council constitution.
A warped remark notes little sealing on an Australian golf link and praises a golfer deemed too honorable to seal his way to witness a match. The line recalls Rev. A M Ogilvie's opinion of him calling the monotony of his excellence positively repellent.
Nightmarch at work watchers say he is particularly fit and could add the Sydney Cup to his honors if he maintains this form as his top weight does not hold him back.
Eric Connolly argues doctors miss dangers of racing and says he cannot live without the adrenaline though warned of risks. He plans to continue competing despite the possibility of death.
High Syce cites foreleg trouble and will miss the Rand Wick meeting. The absence affects schedule while spelling issues are addressed.
Opticians at 385 George Street Sydney hold a NEXT VISIT session at the Court House Hotel on Thursday March 27 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The firm has visited this town regularly for 90 years.
The article notes Italy seeking moral parity with France while not planning to invoke the right soon. It mentions a potential bloc of Japan France and the British Empire after a U.S.-Japan compromise, risking Italy and France being out. It also covers tax notices in colonial contexts, an estate assessment of John Brown, and motor racer Don reaching 195 mph on initial trials.
Mr. McDonald, chairman of Northern Collieries, says a steady stream of applicants is flooding their mines and operations will begin as soon as labor suffices. The Caledonian, Hebburn, and Brown pits report large applicant numbers, many former employees. Exports of iron in seven months to January decline by £6,768,874 from last year. Lindrum sets another record with 18665 points in a week against Smith, whose total is 6891.
Tin Hat Day in Manilla raises £6 0s 0d from selling 86 hats and 44 car stickers. Of this, £4 1s 3d goes to Sydney for Limbless Soldiers and TB Sailors associations, £2 8s 9d stays with the local League. Members note these times are hard yet praise the strong response on Poppy Day. Incentive wins the Kear Stakes. St Patricks mile divisions go to Troilus and Exact.
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