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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 25, 1916
Page
6
A pasted fragmentary column notes rumors about the call up and military recruitment, criticizes political conduct, and records small town happenings. It mentions concerts, school projects, weather, dairymen, porters, and local trades, plus brief war-time observations and a stray weather aside.
A garbled report notes a deal and negotiations with an entity referred to as GNT. It mentions a deadline with no extension allowed and a reaction from a State representative or agency. The readable text hints at expectations of competence and an eventual agreement. specifics remain unclear.
Dalcety & Company Limited, agents for Australia and New Zealand, promote Quibell's Dip as a practical effective national service. Experts say dipping even in clean countries greatly enhances fleece value and improves sheep condition and health. One Cass of powder or one drum Dip protects 2,000 to 3,000 sheep.
A Dodge Brothers touring car set a Perth Kalgoorlie record, covering 60 miles on rough roads in 1 hour 45 minutes, nearly two hours faster than prior marks. The car is praised for economy and rugged performance, boosting its reputation across Australian centers.
A historic advertisement touts Hean's Essence as a versatile remedy. It claims a pint of gui tar coughs and colds can be relieved, and ordinary lung tonics reduced by mixing with water and sweetening. Sir Rider Hood Hig...
An early column promotes general use remedies for minor illnesses such as cold and cough. It highlights Quora’s Cough Remedy and similar products as aiding cough relief and restoring balance, recommended by chemists and shopkeepers.
Summer illness in children during teething noted with bowels showing weakness. Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy advised. peppermint oil widely recommended by grocers and storekeepers. Newspaper correspondent reports on German submarine activity and its massive scale.
Manilla Express announces a formal suspension of the tree List 5 after the specified date, with exceptions for the hospital, volunteers at the tro ut and Soldiers' Club. Advertising costs will rise to a fixed rate and a monthly system for adverts and jobbing will be strictly followed by Vincent & Co.
Silver Jacky age seven listed as single mate with Sugar Jacky sire and Halidim dam. Described as strong gaiter with good form, honeyed tail, suitable for life on station. Terms £2/ All cure raven. Wares to be removed and paid for by January 117. SCANLON Owner.
Buckmaster bred bloodline listing mares and sires with several imp. imports from Archreas Minnie Newbold Archress DY Archie and other names. Sale terms show mares priced at £3 8s each with breeding options for two or more mates and base owner notes.
Pickwick, Champion trotting stallion, records at shows in Manilla and Sydney. Notes include earnings, offspring feats and performances from 1904 to 1910, with mentions of Royal Show Sydney, Fortes Show, and multiple prize winnings. Pedigree lines cite Dam Ajolini and sire Ryedyt's Hambletonian, highlighting Pickwick's influence in the breed and racing history.
In Invercargill and Melbourne shows a racing registry details Shepherd Lad born in New Zealand and sired by Jemmie Gray and Hercules. The document lists prizes, fees, and breeding terms, noting mares must be removed by January 1, 1917 and foals to be proved free next year.
Fragmentary stud card notes Honest Huon from Denver Huon and Strathbar lineage, dam Leia and others, with foal names including Beauty and Dam by Boanle Charkin. Reference to a bloodline trail and the dates September 3 and December 5, plus ERIC ROBINSON at Rockville Manilla.
Fragmentary OCR suggests a testimonial or ad claiming Chamberlain's Tablets strengthen digestion and restore nourishment. Mentions a store and charity shop context, urging readers to use the product for improved vitality and health.
Manilla Veterinary and Stud Stables invites entries and visitors to the Manilla district show. Breeding stock advertised includes two year old fillies and mares offered for sale with breeding instructions and prices. Don Cleve to stand at Manilla with limited mares available at four pounds per mare. entries close soon.
The Pony Stallion Gold Finch shows a lineage tracing to Biaie's De Wet and Child Harold with Elivet and Aphaulae influence. He earned two blue ribbons at Tumworm Bhow, signaling strong performance.
Aleo the pony stallion Aleo described as quiet and gentle, suitable for children, with strong breeding claims and a self assured note of trust. Singleton proprietor invites mares to test stallions and promises careful handling and hoofing in a Sydney district breeding context.
Bouquet is described as the winner of nine arrivals and a Champion prize. The text notes chestnut color, 15 hands, full quality, and a beautiful chestnut tier. Murray, a known figure at a Barrava Snow event, praises Bouquet as one of the best actions he has seen. Terms include £2/2 per mare, with standard care but no stated liability.
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