Manilla Hosts Grand Master and Deputy Grand Master Visit
A large delegation from Manchester Unity lodges including Grand Master I Crossley and Deputy Grand Master G G McDonald visited Lodge Enterprise Manilla. The event featured a social at Memorial Hall, remarks on the Order’s NSW growth, and a presentation of regalia to PG Bro Ivan Blair.
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Manilla
Manchester
Joel Blunt
Manila
Bro
G. G. McDonald
G. G
Order
Tamworth
Bro. H. Rudd
Bro. W. Rodwers
Bingara
Bros. E. Briely
W. Ryan
AL. Schofield
Nandle
H. Rudd
Memorial Hall
Loyal Enterprise
Messrs
1. Baldwin
T. Hiscox
Hibernian Society
Val Blanch
Sgt
Ald
Blo
T. Bowman
W. Filsell
Othe
Gipper
NG. O
Enterprise
Ron Baker
England
Odd Puddle
Dorset
N.S. W
Nsw
Membe National Insurance
Schofield and
Briely
P.D.G.M
Iy V. Blanch
G.U
Hiscox
Hibernian
Aie
N.S.W
A. CG. Veness
Flynn
Barraba
Diels
Hawkins
Nundle
Ivan
Blair
Australian cricketers open English tour with 641 total
Australia piled up 641 in their first match against Worcester as Bradman scored 258 and McCormick 41 among others. Worcester replied with 80 by Crisp and 50 by Littleton, while Fleetwood Smith took 8 for 98. A bouncer incident left Bull knocked out, and Worcestershire finished 1 for 61 at close.
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Worcester
Bradman
Badcock
Fingleton
Fassett McCabe
White
Reily
Burnett
McCorm
Fleetwood Smith
Brown
Crisp
Foss
Badevek
Worcester Lok
Bull
Littleton
Cooper
McCormick
O'Reilly
Mothers Day origins and customs across history
The piece traces Mothers Day from Anna Jarvis in Philadelphia who lit a flame for a living mother by placing a wreath on her mother's grave, to its national recognition in 1919 and spread worldwide. It contrasts modern practice with the British Mothering Day tradition and notes medieval cake offerings and Anglo Saxon festival roots.
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Anna Jarvis
Philadelphia
Vier Chareh
T.S.A
Cou.s
United States
Benevolent Society Mothers Day Emblems Across NSW
The Benevolent Society of New South Wales promotes Mothers Day with sixpence emblems supporting Royal Hospital For Women. An official government grant backs the campaign as 50,000 people are expected to wear the emblems in the state.
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Benevolent Society of
New South Wales
Royal Hospital For Women
Manuel Quail
Seciely
Trespassing Caution on Tone Plat Property
Notice warns against hunting shooting fishing or trespassing on Tone Plat property with fences. Any straying livestock will be impounded under applicable law as directed. Dated 14 January 1948. BA R41.
Notice Prohibits Shooting and Trespass on Willanby Lands
Caution notice warns that any shooting hunting or tampering with fences on Willanby land will be prosecuted to the full extent. All prior permissions are withdrawn by R. H. Midson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willanby
R. H. 1Midson
Bruce Park Property Trespass Notice
Bruce Park warns of trespass and illegal entry on property at Springmnoual stating trapping poisoning or harm will be acted upon under law. Notice prints by Man- Wa Newspaper Co. Aston Redmond may be the publisher with office at Manilla Street Tanilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municil Council
Ald
B. O. T. Bowman
Fr. Wood
J. W. Kennedy
L. Wilshire
G .B. Grill
J. Coates
A. B. Davis
Business Men's Association
Sir Connell
Manilla
J. N. Kennedy
Maniowa
Wilshire
Hie
T. N. Kennedy
Orange Municipal
Tamworth and District
Northbrook Lane
Manila
Man- Wa Newspaper Co
Aston Redmond
Hig
Manilla Street
Tanilla
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B.grill
Imperial Hotel
C.T.A. House
Wally Rooke
Telephone
P.O. Box
York Cafe
Canberra
Feros & Glitsos
North West
Australia
Commonwealth Savings Bank of Australia
Commonwealth Government
Manilla & District News
Manchester Unity
Council
M. F. Sweeny
Sydney
Royal Hotel
G.P.O
Bromwich
McGeatl
Leo. O'Neill
Jack Kearns
J. B. Gilroy Motor & General Engineer
Stafford Street
Benevolent Society
H. A. Barraclough Ltd
George Street
the Royal Hotel
Las
Steves. Malo
Arthur Sulina
Bruce Park