19 Nov 1937
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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 19, 1937
Page
1
A notice announces a committee meeting scheduled for Saturday November 20 at 7 30 pm at Mechanics Institute. Attendees are directed to mark the time and date.
The Waipoua forest in North Island New Zealand stands as a last surviving giant kauri stand amid a denuded landscape. The piece praises its value as a living archive of ancient forest, warns of fire danger, and calls for strict protection as a scenic and scientific treasure. Also covered are Dom Moreno’s plans to organize Newcastle Catholic choir for an Eucharistic Congress and agricultural notes on soil health and diversified farming in New South Wales.
The Conciliation Committee of the Shops Assistants Federation decided that country towns may fix their own half holiday on Wednesday or Saturday. A Dubbo resident sent clothing to Sydney for cleaning, later discovering £15 missing from pockets. after a search, he wrote it off. A letter from the firm arrived with a money order for the amount, alleged to have formed in a cart pocket during sorting.
In a dim religious light a great column of a kanvi tree stands as a symbol of beauty and majesty. The scene evokes a deep sense of peace, merging nature and reverent stillness in a singular forest sanctuary.
The article argues closer settlement favors agriculture over pastoral mining or town districts. It asserts farming areas offer stability, diverse activity, and avoid booms and slumps, while mining thrives only with activity. Anglican Archbishop Wand urges Anglicans to avoid sectarian political controversy, emphasizing unity among Australian bishops and cautioning against church or people being drawn into national dispute.
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