Public Notice J Stephenson Opens Tailoring Shop
J Stephenson has opened a tailoring business on Manilla Street in Manilla next door to U N Scotts. Nuff Sed.
25 Nov 1930
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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 25, 1930
Page
1
J Stephenson has opened a tailoring business on Manilla Street in Manilla next door to U N Scotts. Nuff Sed.
Manilla Motors Ltd and Manilla Newspaper Co publish and print notices. The master butchers have arranged to slaughter stock at Aberdeen and Orange using their own staff. No free labor will be called. Slaughtering has commenced at Aberdeen and Orange.
Letter from P Duff Cooper of Flax Corporation NSW disputes Mark Reynolds Northern Inspector on Inver flax trials. Describes 70 acre plot, caterpillar, seed height, yields, and dry year impacts. Notes Mechanics Institute hall charges and local schooling efforts. Reports on Waratah trial fields, wheat yields, rust, and West Indies cricket at Sydney. Ends with Agriculture Minister Dunn proposing an interest-free loan for farmers.
Mr. 8 Carberry of Cardarga Culgoora won the Narrabri division of the North West field wheat championship with Ford. Runners up were Mesars Ouborne and File, and Mr. L Pryor, Gunnedah, in third. A record number of entries marked this year's event judged by G C Sparks of New England Experimental Farm.
At a special Tenterfield Municipal Council meeting a 700 signatory petition asking the Council not to pursue surcharges against three ex-aldermen was discussed at length. The Committee’s report led to a resolution to recover the surcharges, with six votes to two, dissenters being Aldermen Petherick and Miller. petitioners urged forwarding to the Local Government Department to seek new legislation.
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