Manilla Wheat Exports Advance From Station Silo
Approximately 100000 bushels of wheat reached Manilla station with 65000 to the silo and 35000 in huts. The silo sample was praised as high quality with few pests. 5100 bags were sent to the silo on Monday and 2000 more by 10 am today. The first silo train carried 17317 bushels at 2 11 per bushel. Weather favors harvesting and 400000 more bushels expected to retire at Manilla station.
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Manilla
H. 3. Green
Klori
Jlst
Manilla Station
P. Kearns
Royal Hotel
Kearns
J. Kearns
Tuya
WesraNes
Nan
Manilla Sheep Bale Sale Announces Entries
The next special sheep sale will be held at Manilla on Friday 6th December. Auctioneer Mr. W. J. Byrnes is accepting entries as consignments from Ineal farmery and graziers have been booked. Full particulars will appear in a later issue.
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Manilla
W. J. Byrnes
Methodist Jubilee Marked by December Visit from Reverend Gilmour
Manilla Methodist Church plans its Silver Jubilee on December 7 with a visit from Rev. M. K. Gilmour President of the Conference. The event will celebrate 25 years of service and include special services and recognition.
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Manilla Methodist Church
M. K. Gilmour
Plane found in jungle near Biam Coast village
Victoria Point reports a village on the Biam Coast 85 miles south of Victoria Point found a plane in the jungle with a broken wing on November 8. The report is unconfirmed.
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Victoria Point
Biam
Northwest Agricultural Show Proceedings and Appointments
The monthly meeting covered show preparations for 1896 including boxing rights, trotting direction, dog judging, and wheat judging changes. Delegates were appointed for Narrabri Water Conference, and awards from the recent district wheat competition were noted with congratulations to winner J. M. Hughes. Ground improvements include extra seating and new horse stalls, with schedules to be printed and stewards listed for next meeting.
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Ninon
Me. Baker
Gunnedah
Baker
North West
Manilla
A. P. Morris
Glen
Boggabri
Marcroft
Narrabri Water Conservation
A. C. Veneas
J. M. Hughes
H. Wright
Arthur Hall
E. Nixon
Manilla Defeats Tamworth In Cracking District Match
Manilla bowled out Tamworth for 196 before rain and heat shortened play. Rowland led Tamworth with 49 while Anstey and White starred for Manilla with tight bowling and steady batting, as Coates and May contributed key scores in the chase.
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Manilla
Cheamad
Manila
Kanes
Wald
Tance
Arthur White
Salter
White
Batamen Uessing
Baker
Ron
Anatey
Rowland
R. Cohen
Tamworth
Archie
Oval
Sizera
Black
Snape
Anstey
Rowlands
C. White
H. Coote
Horace
Coates
Thompson
T. McMahon
Rowland Jnr
H. May
J. Salter
G. Snape
Thompson Snr
7. Bourke
G. Anstey
Morrison
Gunnedah and Manilla clash on the Old Saranae wicket
Second grade cricket saw Gunnedah and Manilla dis meet on the Old Saranae ground. Gunnedah posted a near record 832 with strong scores from Bean 58 Kelly 82 Orrace 00 and others, while Manilla replied 484 aided by Doolan and Tailby. New South Wales beat MCC by 10 wickets in a separate match and South Africa began its tour with a 5225 declared innings.
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Gunnedah
Manilla
Sranase
G. Bean
P. Kelly
J. Orrace
Court House Hotel
W. Beatt
W. F. Gantion
Albert Geddes
Alf Gilroy
R. D. Hall
J. A. Byrnes
A. I. Roberts
M. Moffatt
C. J. Byrnes
J. Coates
R. G. Allen
H. &. K Green
New South Wales
M.C.C
Chilvera Wos
Ns.w
McGilvray
Aston
Fallowfield
Mudge
Los
Australis
Brown
Fingleton
Richardson
McCabe
Dar
Oling
Chipperfield
Oldfield
Natal
Primary Final Exams At Upper Manilla School
The pupils Mar ie Bowman Maxwell Bridge and John Hooper have posed for the Primary Final examination. A cuehre party and dance will be held tonight at Memorial Hall to aid the R C Convent funds.
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Upper Manilla School
Marie Bowman
Maxwell Bridge
John Hooper
Memorial Hall
R. C
Manilla Owing Ota Hartley and Officials Named
In a clipped government style notice, Manilla owes a figure to Ota Hartley and lists Vice President C. M. Podmore among the named officials Jy Pengilley and others, with Moffat and B. Otten referenced in a terse financial entry.
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