Stoddart & Co. Mens Clothing Values At The Corner
Stoddart & Co retail portrait at The Corner Rovkeyor Bus and Manilla markets shows value offerings for men’s clothing. Missing context limits detail. readers are drawn to price and stock emphasis.
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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 22, 1916
Page
2
Stoddart & Co retail portrait at The Corner Rovkeyor Bus and Manilla markets shows value offerings for men’s clothing. Missing context limits detail. readers are drawn to price and stock emphasis.
The week opened with a Summer breeze as Mr D Penman showcases an honorable bull in the corner window. Mr S C Wayland returned from a Local Government Clerk's Conference amid cautious wheat crop forecasts and lessons from the meeting. Miss Glidys Phelps with pupils plans a music program tonight at the Mecuan es Tustude with a reception to follow. Dr Ratliff learned yesterday of a parent's death and traveled to Tumut to attend the old Women gathering.
Fragmentary notice lists services for Church of England and Methodist churches. References Mae ee Vani 40 patter and Sunny Methodist Church with November 2 date and prayer items. Text is partially garbled but indicates multiple church services and times in a local area.
The Secretary of the Milling Coy Ltd informs farmers that to have wheat sacks examined before acceptance, they must be registered and hold a written authorization from the Office in Charge of Government Wheat Opera. The farmer must show the authorization letter to the miller for inspection of branding before processing.
Fragmentary wartime note recounts lieutenants engaged at Codford and Salisbury Plain, mentions training reinforcements from Australia and inspections of unit commanders. The circa date 20 September appears. general officers and soldiers are described in informal diary style.
After two years of testing Donie Bromers Motor Car by Dodge Brothers adopted a fixed standard for the car. The standard promotes high production and parts supply at a very low price range with refinements kept minimal year to year.
A crowded sale ledger notes John Bridge and Co showing firm wool bale prices on the 14th, with listed bidders including Hipberas, Horton, A. H L Cooper, J. Egan, G. Grieg, J Quilter, C K Colwell, and many others. The record is billed as superior to the prior sale, reflecting high demand across multiple wares and districts.
The Market reports wool auctions postponed due to freight shortages after a gale cleared Tuesday with strong competition. Prices for merino, crossbred and other lots moved within a wide range. about 30,000 yards yarded with prime lots in demand. Sheep trading showed limited variation on Thursday, export demand rising for top quality lines. Hog and calf market noted competition for all prime pigs with price signals favoring sellers.
A report describes the Wednesday market, noting higher prime weight prices for wool and improved clearance levels while overall demand remained cautious. It records small gains in lamb and sheep prices amid coal strike concerns and freight worries, with butchers showing strength in certain meat cuts and wool prices steady or rising modestly.
Train services are disrupted by a wall of cars and limited rail travel. Independent road transport remains available, with private car owners urged to consider the Lot Brothers car or visit local agents for details and purchasing options. Price is £35 delivered in Sydney.
A fragmentary wartime note from Captain Renest Culpin in France urges friends and family in Sydney to support soldiers who remain behind. He describes dire conditions, longing to return home, and emphasizes the duty of those still in service to carry on while awaiting relief and future homecoming.
Pass competition eased at the Homepish Jams auctions last Thursday with prices steady. Exporters faced limited demand as traders adjusted to market conditions. Mrs Angus MacDonald received a letter from her son Thoraldy noting recovery from wounds and rejoining his unit.
A Manilla soldier writes from Grantham England to his parents about the Zeppelin raids over Nottingham and London. He describes watching bombs fall, the destruction near a hotel named The George, and his experiences with machine gun tests and upcoming deployment to France.
Manilla War Service era committee met Friday with D. Kennedy chairing and members including Bowmen Fitzgerald Venees Sutherland Tremerry Mahon. They discussed recruiting letters, Lands Department land for returned soldiers, and appointing reps to Armidale conference. Accounts totaling £27 19s and £5 for gear were passed and voted. Reports from Settlement and Demonstration subcommittees noted. Reinstatement in civil life referred to committee for consideration. A letter to Patriotic Pastime Clan was approved for fundraising support.
Sale report notes a successful sale of machinery at Mr Leach's farm on Saturday last. Drought updates and price ranges are listed. Tenders advertised by Tamworth Public Works office for Naw Rest ance Hall Greek School project due December 7, 1916. Forms available at Tamworth Court House and Manulin District Work Office. A Blowfield, District Engineer.
A damaged OCR segment describes a large fenced property of 72 acres with CP CL and other markers, noting three cultivation plots and three grass plots, a cottage with four rooms and two additional rooms, a yard and sheep yard, water from a well, a 2000 gallon tank, 14 miles from Manilla, four miles from a school, and weekly exports. It asserts the property sits in a noted Vanilla district area.
Department of Education Sydney invites tenders for the erection of a new infants’ school at Tamworth West. Specifications may be obtained from the department and tenders close at 4 o clock on Thursday November 16. Under Secretary, Ja 165.
A garbled old notice touts Eming Chunivelain's Thulets to ease digestion and Chamberlain's Tablets to strengthen bowels. It claims miso ailments from water and cough remedies, urging readers to consult chemists and storekeepers for these products.
A terse notice warns that any person leaving the gate on Crow Mountain Tor is to be punished. The alert signs J T Byrnes as the issuing authority and names the location as Crow Mountain Tor.
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