Personal notices of travelers and visitors in Sydney and Newcastle
Mesdames I G Miller and A Coulton returned from Port Macquarie where they holidayed with Mr and Mrs L Coulton. Mr Malcolm Campbell, a Sydney University student, spends a few days with his parents Mr and Mrs L Campbell of the Commonwealth Bank. Mrs Hirschberg has holidayed in Newcastle. David Reeve of HMS Clary returned to Sydney after leave with Mr and Mrs L Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
I. G. Miller
A. Coulton
Port Macquarie
L Coulton
Malcolm Campbell
Sydney University
L. Campbell
The
Commonwealth Bank
Hirschberg
Newcastle
Tél
David Reeve
HMS Clary
Sydney
L. Baker
Hospital Renovation Talk By Board and Officials
The Hospital Board discussed sprucing the outside with paint and fence repairs ahead of an official visit by the Minister for Health to Manila to open the new Operating Theatre. The Matron noted leaks and loose roof iron. the Secretary was tasked to hire roof repairs, while fence and painting were left to the Improvements Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. V. Goulton
House Committee
R. Veness
Manila
Wilshire
Manilla Shire Proclaims Bush Fire Danger Period
Manilla and District residents are notified that a Bushfire Danger Period is proclaimed in the Municipality and Shire until 31 March 1952. A permit is required to light fires for land clearance or fire breaks, issued under conditions. A complete prohibition on open fires operates until midnight 26 November 1951. Further information from Town Clerk R A Browne or Acting Shire Clerk A H Johnson at Manilla Council Chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manilla
R. A. Browne
A. H. Joghimson
Manilla Council Imposes Water Use Restrictions
Manilla Municipal announces water restrictions effective November 14 1957 due to circumstances beyond control. Domestic lawns may be watered Sundays, gardens by hand held spray Monday to Saturday, leaks must be repaired immediately, and users should cut overall consumption by 25 percent to maintain supply through summer. Town Clerk Council Chambers November 3 1961.
Manilla Municipality Sets Garbage Bin Rules 1951
The Manilla local government issues waste guidance under the Local Government Act 1919 and ordinance. Occupiers must supply four watertight bins with lids and two handles, not exceeding five cubic feet, keep lids closed, place them near entry, and ensure cleanliness. Each bin emptied counts as a service with future pricing: first bin at full rate, others at half rate. disused sanitary pans not accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manilla
R. A. Browne
Public notice of council offices hours and immunization drive
The council announces December 1 1951 as the first day offices close for business with interviews possible by the public. Office hours begin December 3 1951 from 9 am to 5 pm and payments accepted until 10 am to 4 pm on October 26 1851. Diphtheria immunization and district campaign dates follow with Schick tests injections and parent consent forms available at council offices Health Inspector for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manilla
Schick
Clearance sale of surplus goods and tools from Trelydiay to Noca
Auction notes list a washing machine, 3 piece bedroom suite, chest of drawers, bed settee, writing desk, hall stand, chairs, iron bed, iron cot, over mantle, gas fittings, Vacola outfit and bottles, anvil, forge, drilling machine, lifting gear, ropes, saws, tools, lorry, timber, bolts, nuts, stove, sofa bed, wardrobe, lawnmower, mattresses, chairs, and other items. Account in the hands of other owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noca
F. J. Morris
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. C. MacKenzie & Sons. Pty. Ltd
Personalia
Mrs. Lockyer
Philp
Oneill
Taylor
Conkapt
O'Neill
Swintons
Jantzen
Drapery
Duncan Swinton
P.O
Hardcastle’s Taxi Service
Webster, Jack and
McDonald
Brisbane St
Tamworth
Post Office
Ken
Simpson’s Pharmacy
Manilla P.O
TreiGy
Mandowa Shire
Manilla Municipal Council
Champion Battery 4
A.W.A. Radiola
Rea Moore
Manilla Street
Council Chambers
Munady
Council
Bignalls
J. H. Coote
Arthur’st
Clifton’s Pty, Ltd
Stoddart & Hayward's
Court Street
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