Manilla Municipal Council Notes and Public Works Update
The Manilla Municipal Council met Tuesday night with Mayor Kennedy presiding. Aldermen Coates Scott Grill Ghys Wilshire present. Macleod granted leave. Grants approved for a street stall fundraiser for the ERA War Bund and rural school athletic use of the recreation ground. Repairs on Church Street and South Street drainage underway. Three stray cattle impounded. Two rainwater tanks to be removed from Gonnell chambers and water service turned to town supply at an estimated £6. Ratliff of Manilla Street approved to close verandah end and construct a new copper. Breach of traffic ordinance for riding a bicycle without lights to be heard at Court. defendant fined. Revenue since last meeting £201 10 with £30 6 1 aerate. First yearly excess water accounts not yet issued. Ald. Wilshire warned about rampant box thorn and its potential spread.
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Tusday Ight
Ald
J. N. Kennedy
J. Coates
CN Scott
G. F. Grill
0. Ghys
O. LL Wilshire
Ald. Macleod
Manilla Rett Cross
Nso
Jin
Church Street
South Street
Railway Crossing
Rowan Street
Gonnell
TE. Ratliff
Manilla
Atreet
Railway Hill
Court of Petty Sessions
Ald Wilshire
Minister Ashley to NSW press aids Government harmony
A Caliberra message quotes NSW Country Press Association President Mr William Blake praising Senator Ashley after his recent Sydney conference visit. Blake says Ashley’s talks helped unite country newspapers with the Government, noting Ashley’s sincerity and intent to settle differences with the Department of Information. Prime Minister Curtin welcomed the harmony and sent a letter of thanks to Ashley.
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Caliberra
New South Wales Country Press Association
W. T. Blake
Ashley
Country Press
Sydney
Country
Blake
Contry Presse
New South
Department of Information
Benafyy Ashroy
Mi Conte Pres
Thrne
Curtin
New South Wales
Seaton Ashley
Big Special Cattle Sale Opens Thursday at Minin
The large cattle sale plans to run on Thursday starting at 11 oclock with around 1800 head on the yard including 300 Coty and a selection from Thawarra shorthorn sprigore aged about 25 years. All stock offered without reserve. Grady and his mother Mrs Figrey Grady are mentioned in Sydney due to pneumonia.
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Tyrnes
AN. Trak Grady
Sydney
Mrs. Figrey Grady
Manilla
BOWL Manilla Green Open Tomorrow Despite Ongoing Work
Open night set for Wednesday at 7 45 p.m. top dressing complete, greens need to settle. Players urged to avoid the green during matches to allow grass to grow and to reduce traffic. Opening game features President versus Secretary teams on Wednesday November 12. Committee meets Friday at 7 30 p.m. Subscriptions now due.
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Manilla
Banks Haive
Rm Nigteh
Nyy
Manilla Notes Include Church Synod Guests and Staff Appointments
Mr. Harry Dimmogk will be in Manilla next week to take charge of the Sila at Manilla this season. Ray and T. Judd attend the annual Methodist Church synod at present in Guimedah. A. Cl. Voness and W. D. Hartley will attend as representatives. Miss Marguriette Balls joined the Manilla Diannet Hospital staff as a probationer. A social at the Golf Club last Tuesday entertained Miss Una Baldwin, who was thanked for her Sports Queen work with a wristlet from supporters. R. Dobbie, formerly of Manilla, captained wickets for 19 mins in Casino-evielt. Pte. Gordon Tateh, wounded in the Dublin campaign and recently hospitalized in Sydney, has returned to Manilla today.
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Harry Dimmogk
Manilla
Ray & T. Judd
Acminie
The
Methodist Church
Guimedah
Messrs
A. Cl. Voness
W. D. Hartley
Marguriette Balls
Bingarnling
Manilla Diannet Hospital
Golf Clu House
Una Baldwin
My Lovell
R. Dobbie
Gordon Tateh
Dublin
Sydney
Teday
Rural School Sports Bridge Series Sparks Bright Cheer
Rural School Sports at the recreating ground featured heats across primaries and super primaries with house battles Namoi beating Oxley by a slim margin to win the cup. Records tumbled in girls and boys events from sprints to field tests as ribbons fluttered and spectators cheered.
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Peel
Castlereaghs
Gwydir
Macquarie
Oxley
Namoi
Orer
Ghrydir
Castlereagh
Riddle
Mt Iven
M. Sin Ceghal
Porter
Hy Bend
M. Lancaster
Potter
Gates
Wark
BR. Miller
John Turner
Ritasell- Brown
Gordon Coates
D. Riley
Peter Leon
J.T. Peros
Th. Adams
P. Porter
M. Gardner
E.tateh
Pia
Coate
G. Bushy
Sing
D. Brien
B. White
Russell
George Viles
Juniior
D. Green
EE. Rabbett
Beard
Q. Russell
HL Tabbett
Read
Petow Tenn
Biggess
Barry
Coote A
I McGregor
J. Gan Fon
Berry
J. Atkinson
J. McGregor
Bargillie
B. Hatch
Gochrave
Bi’ Berry
D. Shartell
W. Rodgers
Anidigat
Bargallie
K. Berry
McGregor
George Vilen
B.white
Hy Hoy
T.beard
Brown
Animung
G. Green
M. Burgess
Shorvel
Coote J
BL Bargallie
K. ‘Boshiby
Medicine Balthrow
Senin
D Thorne
Loy Sun
Green
W_ Coote
Burgess
McGres- Sherrel
Beniow
Quavie
Greydir
Tuniir
Macquarie L
Gwyiir
Namot
Tonnell Hall
Oxley Namo
Inter Homsi
Inter
New Host Takes Residence at Imperial DG Manilla
The Imperial Hotel Manilla welcomes a new host and Mrs. Dennis Bowler succeeding Mr. Wally Rooke. Bowler, from Mudgee, formerly licensee of the Sydney Hotel and experienced in Bathurst and other towns, spent nearly four decades in the shearing industry as shearer and contractor. Lance Cpl. Kevin Doring was initiated into the Manilla Returned Soldiers League at the Saturday meeting, with ceremony led by AG Miller, league president.
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Dennis Bowler
Imperial Hotel
Manilla
Wally Rooke
Bowley
Mudgee
Sydney
Bathurat
Bowler
Manilla match reports mixed cricket and notices
A Manilla match featured V. J. Byrnes Auctioneer in a Sunday game with teams led by W A Bon and JA Dyson. Scorers include K Patterson with 58 and Dyson 15, Bignall bowled for 18, team totals near 94, Roman and Moy star in reply with 87 and 23. Other items list recruits, birthdays, and sale notices with local names and addresses.
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W. A. Bon
JA. A. Dyson
Tysos Denia
Bignall
Stens
DL. Bignall
Dyson
K. Patterson
Duckal
Roman
Henry Moy
Bobind
Moy
Boland
J. Russell
Brady
Patterson
Westib
R. Ball
Tinlan
Brackon
J. Quilty
Bracken
Grady
Manilla Aldermen Election Notice for 1941
Municipality of Manilla announces the triennial election of seven Aldermen to the Town Council on December 6 1941 with nominations due by November 12 1941. Nomination papers must state full names addresses elector roll name consent witnessed and be delivered by registered post to the Clerk by 5 pm. Nomination forms available at the Council Chambers Manilla. Also notes notice of substitute retirement offer for Louis Times Smith erx and involves Clerk W. Fusel Towes and Colt Chambers.
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Veneh
Connell Chambers
Manilla
U.G
Louis Times
Smitherx
W. Fusel Tows
Colt Chambers
Anille
War Loan Rally and Recruiting Convoy Arrives in Manila
The War Loan campaign moves forward as Camperen and Recruiting Rally arrive in Manila to stage a campaign in Me Central square. The convoy includes a two Bren gun carriers with guards, three ton bars, an anti tank detachment with gas, despatch motorcycle and staff. Capt. Dunbar and Trent Riss lead the convoy with 98 ranks. Lieut Dungen and Mr Williams will speak for the War Loan effort. Audrey Traves receives a flowers and cake at Rural School event, with thanks from Mr J R Ford for four years of work.
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Amy Mobile Comey
Manila
Central Square
Dunbar
Trent Riss
Dungen
Williams
Loon
Audrey Traves
J. R. Ford
Wheat Growers Union A Forms Manilla Branch
A largely attended meeting of wheat growers decided to form a Manilla branch of the Wheat Growers Union. A. G. Dory is named first president with W. A. Ronan as secretary and treasurer. A tall report will appear in the next issue. A Manilla Methodist Ladies Church Aid stall was very successful on Saturday.
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Wheat Growers Union
Manilla
A. G Dory
W. A. Ronan
Manille
Melbourne Cup Won by Skipton at Flemington
The 4947 Melbourne Cup was won by Skipton in a hot fine day crowds swelled as 28 starters raced. Velcel led early, with Laureate Jed and Son of Aurongs in pursuit. Slipton surged in the straight to beat Son of Aurongs, Beau Vite, and others as an excursion train to Sydney was planned and the Graglers Association slated to meet next Saturday.
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Plemington
Ijndras
Skipton
Jed
Son
Aurons
Palencia
Son of
Auvongs
Beau Vite Ae
Munro
Siipton
W. Cooke
Uinkovin
Beau Vite
Manilla
Sydney
Graglers Association
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BUGAN
W. Dugan
River Street
A. C. Veness & Long Word Dealers
Manilla Service Department
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Shane
Simpson
Phon Npn
Ux Auratechricae Resaur
A.C. Veness & Son
Federal Government
Jean Gannon
Fay Greem
Muriel Blair
Madge Blair
Pat Bailey
M. Keynes
Betty Bennett
T Anet Chapmann
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Joy Hall
M. Martin
Peggy Sim
H. [Eynes
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Glare McDonald
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Adams
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Lois Atkinson
Bila Hughes
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Wine” Sun
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N. Weatherall
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Goth
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M. Masterman
A. Yates
P. Sun
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Gannon
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N. White
Cotton
Pat Ve
MW. Blair
FL Green
Shirley’ Bell
Betty Bennet
Fat Bailey
FL Keynes
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Venes
J. Reale
Pay Green
M. Grantham
Patty Bennett
Peeny Sim
Keynes
AM. Cole
Yenre
K. Cole
V. J. Byrnes
Swudries
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May
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Waygond
R. Brady
R. Barnard & Bignall
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K. Burgman
Hal Boland
R. West
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N. B. Holt
Artillry
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T. Roberts
A. O. Blanch
Wheelwright
C.W.A
T.M. Womens Radio Club
CAVA
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Greece
J. T
Robert. Son and ID CO
G. Sutherland
Manil Rabbit
Barraba
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