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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 07, 1930
Page
1
J Stephenson has opened a tailoring business on Manilla Street Manilla with the shop next door to U N Boott s Nuff Sed.
Deputation addressed by AGT D acting Prime Minister Mr Fenton discussed the Senate rejecting government measures. He stated the sole alternative would be appealing to the country. The report appears in the Ila Express Manilla NSW edition.
Saturday Half Holiday easily defeated Wongo Creek by 150 to 44. Wongo posted 20 in reply to Saturday's six-wicket haul. Saturday's top scorers were R. Brady 36 Hughes 37 and J. Contelloe 46 not out. Wongo ended 45 all out with Watt taking 4/12. In other items the Farmers and Settlers Association seeks wheat freight relief, rail freights under review, and local show committee election details discussed.
The council met Tuesday with Ald Coates absent due to illness and leave under LG Act. The Town Clerk’s report was adopted, lime extension granted to the Valuer, and the Inspector’s report approved. Council to carry out sluicing at the Sweaming Club sheds with its staff. Water overflow issues at Burnt School grounds referred to Head Master for abatement. Minister for Agriculture Mr Dunn to represent NSW at Canberra conference Monday.
The council debated expediting the weir construction and whether relief funds should aid the project. Ald Hayward urged action to secure a local member’s influence for faster progress, while Ald Kennedy and Ald Adie noted jurisdiction limits and resisted external grants. The Royal Alexandra Hospital appeal for aid was rejected as beyond council remit. Premier Lang to represent NSW at the Loan Convention on November 11.
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