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Newspaper

Manilla Express

Location

Manilla, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Nov 22, 1935

Page

6

Maintenance Work and Road Repairs Across District

Maintenance and scarifying work reported on multiple roads from 40 to 41 miles and 4 to 5 miles, with Turner's gang on Bogga bri road and Hall's Creek drainage improvements. The Barraba and Manilla streets work by the Municipal Council, Rushes Creek patrols, and a 1936 Main Roads Programme including trunk and main road items with costs and timelines.

Tarpoly Turner's Gang Boggabri Hall's Creek Road Lower Somerton Shire Boundary Barraba Road Manilla Main Roads Department Tamworth Barraba Manius- Boggabri

Municipal Council reports electrical and water supply figures

The report records 306 total consumers and 16 808 units purchased from Tamworth in the month. Distribution includes 11 582 to consumers 1 970 to street lighting 1 828 to water supply and 29 28 losses. The water plant operated 102 hours pumping 1 530 000 gallons.

Tamworth

Australian agricultural progress and public policy call

The text urges Australians to support scientific agriculture and the new Australian Agricultural Council of Producers and Consumers. It highlights youth pride, bread and meat supply concerns, and the need for pedigree grasses and stock to satisfy overseas markets with quality and economic efficiency.

Empire Dominions Australia Great Britain Australian Agricultural Council of Producers and Consumers

EMAS Holidays Christmas Programme Published

The holiday schedule lists opening hours and closures for December 23 to January 4. Open periods include December 24, 25 with varying hours, December 28, 30, 31, and January 2 and 4, with several days closed.

Langworthy Estate seeks land conveyance for park fence line

Trustees of the Langworthy Estate consider conveying to Conrail land west of Section No 1 for a new fence and river access. A show committee reports plans to erect two rows of seats along the park fence with concrete blocks and hardwood planks, pending funds and committee approval.

North Strest Langworthy Conrail

Inspector's Export and Emergency Works Update

Shortage of water at the sanitary depot led to cleaning both bores by Mr. Hardcastle now yielding ample supply. Emergency Relief Work includes footpath sheeting, road shaleing, blasting rocks, hydrant maintenance, weed destruction, and removing loose stones across streets. Commonwealth Loan of 74 millions opens for submission on November 26.

Hardcastle Court Street Namoi Street Reiaing Manilla Street Kennedy Street Court Manilla Strafford A. C. Kelly

Giant 650-box letter sorting machine speeds mail flow

The system uses two identical units with 650 boxes and ten sorters at peak. Bathman sits at a keyboard feeding 600 letters per minute, covering 325 town codes from Besthourn to Liverpool and Norfolk. Each sorter handles 40 letters every 2 minutes, total output 24000 letters per hour.

Bathman Besthourn Liverpool Norfolk Cartera

Returned Soldiers Call to Back Great Britain in Crisis

Queensland Returned Soldiers League president R. D. Huish urged all veterans to support Britain and uphold League of Nations principles. He argued for shared responsibilities and risks with England and condemned isolation.

Great Britain Queensland Returned Soldiers’ League R. D. Huish Mr. Huish England League of Nations Huish

Life of Major W. BE. Long Travels Across Continents

A historical note details Major W. BE. Long of the British Army, his extensive travels from London to Brisbane, and visits to Japan, Africa, India, and the West Indies. It notes his global cruise, golf hobby, and plans to settle in Barraboo, with lengthy stays abroad and multiple world journeys.

W. BE. Long London Brisbane Tim Japan Africa India South Longesid

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