Pastoral Letter Reflections From New South Wales Methodist Conference
An excerpted Pastoral Letter from the New South Wales Methodist Conference urges members to live sober righteous lives and support evangelism. It notes drought, low farm prices, and calls for unity in lifting the voice against modern ministerialism while praising choir leadership, Sunday schools, and forthcoming events including a new school hall discussion and district tennis notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
New South Wales
Manilla
N. Scott
Burcaba Church
KB David Pearson
Manilla Council Committee Recommendations and Notices
The committee recommends awarding Mr L J Botham a letter of appreciation under the Council Seal for his services. It also outlines pumping days for winter, postpones cost decisions to Finance Committee, fixes street opening permit fees at 1 shilling, notes several rabbit warrens, and flags prickly pear on the Common for possible poison treatment. A building application by Miss Sarah Gallagher to construct a motor garage on Lot 4, Section 4, Arthur Street is submitted for approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
9. Botham
Manilla
L. J. Botham
Strafford Street
Namoi Street
River Atreat
Misa Sarah @allagher
Claremont
Attanga
Comeil
Arthur Street
Tobacco tax clash in House over Australian leaf
In a tight vote the Government blocked Paterson’s bid to replace excise with 8d per lb on Australian leaf. Forde’s 1/6 per lb allowance failed 33 to 14, while Thompson’s 3/6 per lb on wholly Australian brands also failed. The tobacco item passed amid late hours, with remarks by Sir Henry Gullett and Sir Littleton Groom exposing party tensions. Wood’s Great Peppermint Cure for Children’s Hacking Cough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
House of Representatives
Forde
W. C. Thompson
New Eng
Labor
Thompson
States Grants Commission
Collins
N.S.W
Henry Gullett
Country Party
Littleton Groom
H. Guilett
Queensland
East Tamworth Beats Manilla In Tough Local Match
East Tamworth defeated Manilla 12 to 5 at the local oval on Saturday in a game marked by numerous penalty kicks and contentious refereeing. Manilla showed late improvement but Easts, led by Davis and Miller, held firm to win 12 to 5 as the crowd’s protests grew after a series of disputed calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Tamworth
Manilla
Alwave
Rast
Moffat
Kennedy
Easts
Baker
Herden
Miller
Davis
East
Soag
Hartley
Easter
Pearson
Serosa
Smith
Baler
Stafford
Green
Mann
D. Miller
Davie
Ringan
Ringan Bros. D. Sutton Was Referee. the Teams Were ;— Easts— D. Miller, Davia
O’brien
Halloran
Liley Johnston
G. Bingon
C. Bingon
Gee and
Laird
Editor's note on tobacco excise and consumer prices
Editor E S Maunder reports attending the Canberra Tobacco Conference and awaiting the Customs Minister with a plan to secure an excise preference for Australian tobacco. He argues the proposal would lower prices for consumers, not raise grower costs, and notes Parliament's hesitation. He suggests TA. P. masks revenue, importer, and producer roles, with the end result harming the consumer via a sales tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Maunder
Canberra
TA. P
Ameren
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Australian Mercantile Band and Finance
AML & F. Coy. Ltd
J.smiles & CO
Jesus
Christ
Chapely
Lerself
Ani
Wood
Villa
Kennedy Weatherall
Griffiths
Marsh
Anthoney
Worris Creek
Weat Tamworth
North
Gunnedah
Nary
Manilla Agricultural Society
Weiner
Harpentalla
Rls
Teesbury
A. Rockport
Apia
Nore
Ind’ Priel Ap
Sydney
Nto
Medical
ROARI
Pol All Josal Deion
Hs Ghire ‘Getncils
Medicine's Institute
Society Farmers Oraciers’ Associations
Rospital
Pook Gales Wie
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