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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 30, 1917
Page
3
A 19th century notice touts Heenzo registered remedies reducing winter cough and cold expenses. It claims mixing standard preparations with water and sweetening creates a cough syrup sold in pint bottles. The text promotes Heenso Emerace as a cheaper alternative and notes prices per pint and per roll.
A terse notice from Storeaepers and A Adie Stoddart & Co. indicates they will not loan or hire any goods in future. The message is addressed to promoters assistants and to whom it may concern with firm stance on lending.
The piece notes government aims to prosecute only when needed to ensure revenue without burdening industry. It cites a minister's response on completing rail sections and preparing cost estimates. It reports tax increases, expanding taxpayers from 13,000 to about 55,000, and higher exemptions, arguing wealth distribution and profits require scrutiny amid rising prosperity.
The Government Statistician addresses Manchester Unity LCF members, praising wealth while warning government finances. He recalls chaos years ago, notes lessons learned, and stresses the need to face forward with confidence amid a boom followed by a likely debt and funding squeeze. The talk implies New South Wales faces a similar future and cautions against overambitious borrowing.
A fragment describes a cough mixture sold to homes with simple directions. It claims low cost and availability by post or card, promising relief and ease of use for families.
The report notes local sales and events such as the Rag Cross Bazaar in Needles, with weather hints and community plans for the BC Ball. It also reports Lloyd George addressing wartime casualties, gratitude to Americans, and a large enemy raid on Hagland causing civilian deaths and injuries and street damage after bombs fell in one town.
Presbyterian Church lists Mantle Hameed leading a 7 30 pm service and Somerton 3 pm communion. Methodist Church shows Manilla 4 pm and Rev Brown in attendance with Mr Chick at 7 30 pm. Multiple local pastors named including F Walden Brown and Akolan.
Fragmentary text describes an official government advertising matter with price references and a note about Sydney brokers. It is incomplete and lacks clear actions, dates, or entities.
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