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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 25, 1932
Page
2
A brief city item notes yard work at a local site on 3 11 and mentions general public works progress. Street crews and inspectors are referenced along with expected completion timelines. No further details or names are provided in the readable text.
Readers condemn the Bridge incident and police handling. The piece denounces De Groot as a prankster and accuses authorities of political revenge, noting 1400 officers failed to deter the rider who cut the ribbon. It questions police morale and calls the act a national issue. The text also mentions Manilla business interests and a firm representative.
Delegates to Gun nedah set April 2 for entrants and new matters. Manilla CInb Colors chosen red white and blue. Membership now paid up only, training twice weekly, coach search plus paid players. Donations pledged, first aid kit oversight assigned, and a knock out contest planned. Show and Harbour Bridge floats thrill crowd as Lang and Lyons clash looms.
Royal Show grounds hosted cattle sales with slow bidding at first and generally soft prices. A Shorthorn bull bred by Toyd Jones of Tarentia sold for the top price to W Hy of Capel Burraba. McKell of Gunnedah bought Westinae Demure at seven ninees Minfortune. A youth, 19, was injured playing football after a broken shoulder. Harey Veness attended the Country Women’s Conference as Manilla’s delegate. Bereta fared poorly at Armidale over the last three nights.
A discussion on tariffs cites rising production costs and uneven benefits for export and primary industries. The Prime Minister warns against retaliation and emphasizes national unity, proposing tariff revision to ease burdens on Australian producers while avoiding embargoes. The article notes a pause in the Express issue due to Easter holidays.
Rather GP To Goal Having failed to pay fines totalling £54 on offences from an attempt by tick inspectors to make him dip his cattle Samuel Wiley Mullumbimby farmer now in intends to serve 60 days imprisonment Mr A Kelly accompanied by his family will depart the Easter Mr Kelly will not resume at his practice until next Wednesday morning Mr and Mrs J Coates enjoying their annual holiday piece of silver for his prize crap in the Royal wheat competition The lawn is a great meeting around Among others we caught a glimpse of Manilla Show President Mr VJ Byrnes Mr Larkrey secretary of Barraba Show Mr Epsohn secretary of Tamworth Show Mr Elevate formerly of Manilla now of Dungog and scores of other interested spectators
The Rev. Eeen and Rev. EB Pearson to preach at services. Banter Sunday at 11 am. Secruce's 70 pm. Boning Y% 7.00 pm. The Invisible, Rev. T Hunter’s Barratt. Banter Services at Manilla 11 am led by Mr B Hey ea 37.90 Tem. Rev Ke Grayson. Milan uc Rev Grayson. New Mexico 3.90 pm. Mr Ri Barrabe-train. Rev. B. Gray non.
In a Bolen Court proceeding a defendant faced charges related to property and a parking matter. An appearance by A F Coen and a witness produced evidence leading to a conviction with seven days hard labor, plus fines and costs for returning an expired motor vehicle license and failing to return a certificate of registration.
Delegates from Alabate Diabante fixed the closing date for April 16. A handicap committee of Messie J. N. Kennedy Bert Yeness and B. Tee was appointed. A further delegate meeting will be held on April 16 the nomination date for the Mackenzie Cup. Geoff Campbell of NSW is indisposed with car trouble. Holloway Bank of NSW accountant is an annual. Ferguson of Lismore Branch relieving. Crow Mountain Gold nugget weighing 14 ozs sold at Tamworth for £50 found by two brother prospectors named Dillon.
Leave granted to Mackenzie and Sons Ltd to exercise rights under a Bill of Sale and Stock Mortgage from Albert Ernest Joliffe, including payment of costs, and leave requested for Leonard George Boland to exercise powers under the mortgage given by Michael Francis O'Shea.
Fragmentary cricket score shows innings 272 and 295 stands with 5 innings and 26 noted. References to THA and ocean tour are unclear, leaving missing context and teams.
Local event titled Bridgen Orchestra Supper invites community members to support welfare work for the Trinh family. The program lists proceeds to aid anxious welfare efforts with tickets and venue at a church hall.
Polls are scheduled with annual and bell line details for the Wongo Creek GWA event. Officials Abberfield and Bishop spoke on participation as ballots are prepared for a later date.
The readable fragment notes a dental content by O. Kelly in the Sunday Bee. Other details are unavailable in the provided text.
Baral Ellen Clarke wife of the late William Henry Clarke and mother of Ethel Kitty Gertie Kyl Mattie Bert and Madge was called Home on 25th March 1926. Her sons and daughters recall the resurrection morning with loving tribute.
Fragmented text shows midweek service notes and a closed day statement. The legible parts indicate a Wednesday March date and a subsequent note that the day is closed, with another line mentioning Tuesday business as usual. entities are unclear due to OCR errors.
Government Gazette notice dated 24 March 1932 outlines a proposed deviation within portions 2 of the rosé from Marius to Crow Mountain Parish Venesr County Darling as shown on plan FR 18,821 1 608 Ro 20 579. It calls for road closings related to the plan and invites objections to be lodged with the Minister for Lands within one month. J Herlihy TR for Lands (11 5249).
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