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Newspaper

Manilla Express

Location

Manilla, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Nov 22, 1938

Page

4

Goondiwindi railway worker dies after river crash

A railway employee diving into the Macintyre river at Goondiwindi struck a submerged pontoon and died from head injuries. Two hundred observers watched a dockers versus sailors melee at Woolloomooloo on Saturday night ending when a warning blast aboard the Orion halted the scuffle. Kalgoorlie reported its 48 hotels dry after miners were seen with pockets full of money.

Macintyre Goondiwindi Woolloomooloa Orion Kalgoorlie

Wool Sale Report Highlights Wide Regional Wool Quality

The Farmers and Graziers Co operative Go Ltd reports on the sale of 9,920 bales catalogued on 16th instant. Demand remained steady with Japan soft and USA demand offsetting Yorkshire declines while France and Belgium showed active, diversified buying. Notable bids included Anne of Hazeldene superfine wool at high prices, with several other featured lots from Bourke to Barraba achieving strong results, and district realisations listed for Upper Manilla and Attgriga among others.

Go, Ltd Barrals Yass Boorowa Upper Hunter Mudgee New England Gundagai Wagga Bourke Yorkshire Japan U.S.A Yorkshiire France Belgium Italy R. A. Armour Rye Park Danville G. N. & Dunn, Esq Rylstone Witten and Witten Barraba J.C. Mills Pudman B. M Britten Manilla T. C. Newman Attriga BR. Woolaston

Fire retardant Fibrolite used to avert disaster in Gilgandra guest house

A guest house on Myville Street Gilgandra faced a blaze in the laundry but Fibrolite asbestos cement walls and ceilings resisted spread. Fire brigade and volunteers saved the building and nearby weatherboard homes. The article promotes Fibrolite as a cost effective fire retardant with lower insurance. It advertises a James Hardie booklet. The notice ends with a death announcement of the King Edward VII Queen of Norway.

Harris Myvile Street Gilgandra Gould James Hardie & Co. Pty. Litd G.P.C Sydney

Tamworth Cricketers Down Gunnedah In Big Win

In a brisk match Tamworth defeated Gunnedah by 193 to 111 as miners on late shifts paid friends to hold places at bars, reflecting a bustling year for local hotels and the era’s rough-edged economy.

Tamworth

Bush Fire Prevention Campaign Urges Widespread Readiness

A joint campaign by the Bush Fires Advisory and state departments aims to educate the public on preventative measures and to support organized fire brigades. It cites global examples from Toronto and Albany to stress citizen responsibility and community cooperation in reducing fire losses.

Bush Fires Advisory Com- Witter Humbert Dave Toronto Canada Fort Francis Albany Us.a

Despair to Joy Reported By Mrs Abbott

A reader named Mrs R Abbott from Willoughby notes a dramatic personal change after trying a treatment promising rheumatic relief. The report claims cure and money back guarantee for the product advertised as a remedy.

NSW’s Hooker Kippax blaze past Victorian bowlers at Christmas

Halford Hooker and Alan Kippax forged a record stand for New South Wales, adding 307 for the last wicket to power a total of 420 in reply to Victoria's 37. Kippax scored 260 not out and Hooker 62, with 10s of thousands watching the Christmas Day grind. The piece notes Victorian bowlers and fielding, plus humorous sidebars on Hooker’s gear and the NSW victory buildup. It closes with a note on New Brunswick’s tree bearing 140 grafted apple varieties following Major F. S. Good’s horticultural experiment.

Halford Alan Kippax New South Wales Hooker Dainty Rogs Blackie Storlk Beailey Kippax Tack Bilis Styile Prir Sydney Tack Wils Hilis Inneh Kippas Melbourne Halford Hooker Kip Metdmen Ore Uaving Neele Ryder Jack Fred Jono Barling Baring Jack Miis Kippy Sappax P.m. Hooker Hook Tyro New South Wales Jones New South, Wales Victoria New Brunswick Sunnybrook Farm Fredericton Major F. 8. Good Major Good

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