Manilla Council Report Highlights 1937 Work and Finances
The Manilla district council presents its 1937 review covering meetings, retirements of Aldermen Kennedy and Baker, street improvements, unemployment relief, and rising building activity. It notes financial steadiness with reduced loans and ongoing capital works such as Manilla Street improvements, center gardens, footpaths, and new tennis courts, plus tree planting and recreation upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coun¢il
J. D.kennedy
A.L. Wilshire
Ei. O
T. Bowman
A. R. McLeod
J. Coates
H. P. Baker
J.D. ‘Kennedy
Kennedy
Manilla Street
Catholic Chud
M. C. Mackenzie & Sons. Pty. Ltd
Watex
Fire Brigade
Arthur Street
Manilla St
Manilla
Cricket Ground
Main Street
The
Manilla Agricultural Society
Noxious Plants and Animals Notice Declares Prohibited Species
The council proclaims certain plants and animals as noxious under Local Government Act sections 470 and 468. Occupiers or landowners must destroy and keep land free, with penalties up to £50 for default. Notice dated 18 September 1937 from Council Chambers Strafford Street Manilla.
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