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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 29, 1912
Page
5
The ad touts Che Bat hats as ideal for Australian conditions with light weight, neglige yet sharp appearance, and supreme practicality. A wide overseas assortment is offered in top shapes with prices from 8s 6d to 11s 6d, urging immediate purchase.
A NSW government minister accuses the Farmers and Settlers Association of biased criticism and political influence. He defends the land and rail policies, notes income tax deductions for farmers, and cites government actions on railway expansion, border lines, seelyards, and savings bank amalgamations. He also recalls past deputations to Premier Reid and dismisses the association as partisan to the Liberal and Reform party.
Readable fragments describe the Country party’s stance in Cootamundra and its break with Liberals over electoral pacts. Mrs Murphy and Mrs Witedden comment on party identities, while references to rate payers, slop carts, and municipal politics reveal local tensions amid broader party realignments.
A reader denounces an ultimatum from authorities about a new refuse removal scheme. The letter questions ratepayers power to manage waste and asks the Municipal Council to clarify definitions of refuse. The writer also asks how liquid refuse and manure will be handled under the policy and penalties for noncompliance.
The cut throat incident near Taree includes a young man named MKay amid an apparent hallucination blaming others for a shooting. Corowa district pastoralists report 20,000 pounds spent on sheep feed during a prolonged dry spell. Adelaide doctor H By Binton notes a 99 year old veteran recovering from a recent fainting episode.
A short notice states a treatise will be sent to advertise astonishing ability. Addressed to Paul Petriers at 440 Plinders Street Melbourne.
A dissenting speaker criticizes a parliamentary faction for secrecy and selfishness in pursuing office and borrowing, arguing the Labor party lacks credibility and would damage credit. The speech denounces two faced tactics and pledges to stop borrowing as reckless.
An excerpt recalls Charles Findley describing a chance encounter on a Mississippi ranch with BBC figure Tom Riley and a crew during a rough variety show. LT. notes a hungry trek, a masked deaf act at a door, and an invitation inside leading to further events as they face uncertain meals and a strange sequence.
A mild weather change is forecast for the western districts within five to six days. Prospects of better general conditions are noted with a shift toward milder temperatures expected in June.
Fragmentary field notes recount a Friday event with figures Phe Brisbane Gap and names Goard Matouree, Lad, and Woods. The readable items suggest a simple sequence with second and third place mentions and a brief reference to Chronic Chest Complaints and Peppermint Care.
A local festival in Pear celebrates the return of Sam to Mrs Simpson amid community cheer. The event highlights hospitality, with residents praising the pair and planning a small gathering.
Mainly about People Mr W H Roberts and Mrs Roberts returned home on Saturday. Mr Roberts from two good deal better with a pleasing improvement in hearing almost restored. Dr Catchlore returned to Manilla on Friday afternoon. In Newcastle he was accompanied by his brother Norman Cameron Independent member in the Tasmanian Legislative Assembly who stipulates he will accept the Premiership with the Lands Portfolio and Mr White sett will accept the office of Treasurer leaving the Liberal party to select the other Ministers. He is holding the balance of power. Dr Ellis is spending a week's holiday in the metropolis. Mr W Greer disposed of his hotel business at Dalby Queensland. He and his mother and sisters are visiting relatives at Manilla. The induction of Rev B N McKie to the Guyra Charge will take place early in June. Stebe were being taken to give the young minister a public farewell but he requested a function of the kind not be held. Mr A Branks at present relieving at the public school is retiring from the public service at the end of the month and will be leaving for Sydney on Saturday night.
The Keepit Public School Empire celebration at Dairy Crossing featured a hoisted Union Jack, speeches by A Franks, and a program of children's activities and races. About 100 adults and 50 children attended a varied program with prizes, tea, and performances by local residents and helpers including Marr, Watts, and Porter.
A promotional notice from Baird the Up-to-Date Stationer in Manilla advertises a fine range of writing pads with all qualities prices sizes and colors, matching envelopes available to customers.
Church of England parishioners invite attendance at a meeting to discuss erecting an Anglican church at Rushes Creek. The meeting is at Mr E T Black Coulton’s tonight Wednesday 29th instant at 8 o clock. A Cummins Gro Bignall.
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