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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 18, 1912
Page
5
An old advertisement from a Sydney address promotes dental services by W Bennett. It lists porcelain crowns, artificial teeth, bridge work, and full mouth reconstruction with painless methods. The notice offers estimates before work and promises completion during each visit. It cites a New George Street headroom and promises best material at low cost.
Parlor games and needlework requisites advertised by Mrs J Wilson and BATRD Up-to-Date Stationer feature tennis rackets bells and fans. A large range of books writing pads and school supplies are priced for various budgets. Houses to let listed at Express Office. Barraclooughah Ltd Opticians announce a visit to Manila on Tuesday May 2 with consultations at Court House Hotel 9 am to 5 pm. appointments at 383 Georgest Sydney.
The Parents Citizens Association calls on volunteers to provide provisions for school children during the half holiday hospital event. They ask to send Jamie to Bs. A. Moor, Rowarstrel, on Thursday May 23.
Municipality of Manilla invites tenders for ballast and timber work on a bridge and related street works. Tender documents require an 8 percent deposit. Submissions close Monday 20th inst at 8. Council Chambers 16/5/12.
TENDERS FOR INDIVIDUAL MUSICIANS VIOLIN PIANO AND CORNET FOR THE CATHOLIC BALL ON THE 1TH JAN S. TENDERS TO CLOSE THURSDAY 23rd MAY TENDERS TO BE ADDRESSED ARTHUR DALTON STREETS MANILA
A social gathering for the Inde Appendent Ce is planned with a belief Peat Hons and a double ticket priced at 3s. Allen serves as honorary secretary.
An aged sermon at Lithgow features critiques of communal property and private earnings, with clergy opposing the loss of private liberty. The Sydney area sees growing resident numbers and a surge in employment linked to the new city’s planning. In Ballarat a trial run of a torrell car impresses, while Liberal Party members in Liverpool Plains prepare for nominations and internal ballots amid boundary reforms.
A mosaic of clipped items reports an attempted assault on a woman named George, a Postmaster General remarking on wireless experiments, a 400 mile open motor race win in San Montes, a Paris cancer treatment claim, a silver chain found in a salanite, Socialist delegates debating general strikes, and local notes about water scarcity and poultry delays. The passage blends diverse topics with garbled names and scattered dates.
Auction notice for 500 acres of excellent grazing land near a watercourse with railway line, water carriage, and new railway station and trucking yards under construction. Details from WH Muldoon, auctioneer, Tate.
A fragmented note names Mrs Danton and Miss Fekey amid references to ticket schemes and legal figures including Mrs Simpson and Hon O'Brien. The text suggests a public or court setting with a focus on a ticketing dispute and involved individuals.
Prices will be the same after this date for stabling and horse feed at our hotel. Corn and chaff, two shillings hay or chaff, one shilling and fourpence. Royal Hotel Hart Imperial Hotel. D. Costenton Junction How Minocro Court House.
A Tamworth district council meeting with the Settlers' Association discussed resolutions for governance of district councils and branches, electing delegates, and potential changes to parliamentary salaries. The conference urged protection of local interests, including opposition to certain franchise reforms and support for rural funding and municipal status for towns.
Australia hammered Essex by 192 runs after posting 240 in their second innings. Piret Innings featured Kelleway and Matthews among top scorers, while bowlers Whitty and Emery claimed key wickets. The match included numerous misreads and errant text but final result shows Australia triumphs.
In a chaotic scorecard from Marylebone, Hartigan and Pegler star as South Africa chase 293 with Spooner and Harley among top scorers. Tarrant and Hearne lead the bowling for the home side, as Smiths and Schwarz feature in the field.
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