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Newspaper

Manilla Express

Location

Manilla, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Nov 27, 1923

Page

2

Christmas Fete Raises £70 at Church Grounds Gala

The second Annus fete at Garden grounds adjoining the church opened Friday afternoon with lit stalls and a mobile stage. An local orchestra performed as stalls showcased fancy, sweet, flower, produce and refreshment sections. A nail driving contest won Miss Gray a dressing jacket. Proceeds totaled 70 pounds with detailed stall-by-stall receipts and guild leadership praised for effort.

G.veness Misa L. Veness Hilton Veness Horace Shelden A. G. Pearce Mr. Stone Tloe Amon Edier Gray McLellan Miss Rowe N. Adie D. Geddes A. Geddes Alma Ferris Phyllis Hall Fish Pond Nancy Adie Thelma Ferris Mars Grantham Hoop la Jock Kennedy Lev. Grantham Lev. Grantham. Proceeds £ 6/5/7. Refreshments—Mrs. C. Coote G. Ferris E. Hamilton R. Fulonger

The Endless Search for Security and Fearful World

A reflective essay argues fear drives nations to endless arms races and war. It decries how security fantasies, costly weapons, and political wrangling fail, asserting true safety comes only from trust in fellow humans and shared sanity under the Creator.

Vnt Frazer France Germany Tudin Egypt Nile Securiy Teva Europe

Australia Battleship Sink Plan Sparks Sydney Debate

Mr MacNamara argues in the Daily Telegraph that sinking the battleship Australia near Coff's Harbour would save costs. He challenges ministerial claims on depth and feasibility and suggests uses for wreckage in defense works, noting Sydney observers and local opinion.

Mr. MacNamarra Coff Daily Telegraph Australia Davy Jones Locker Defence Austria Coff’s Harbor England Australis

Benefit entertain ment staged by Wongo Creek residents

Wongo Creek residents plan a Friday night benefit to aid fall funds with a programme supplied by the Manilla merrymakers under the conductorship of Mr A J Dean. A pleasant moonlight evening is expected to boost attendance and ensure success.

Wongo Creek Manilla A. J. Dean

Skuthorp Show to Visit Manilla This Week

The famed rough riders will tour Manilla on Monday and Tuesday, December 3 and 4. The standout pony Fireil has generated much interest and should deliver a strong draw as the show progresses.

Manilla

Christmas appeal to aid babies at St Margaret's Hospital

The Sydney charity describes two births in stable settings and urges readers to buy No 5 Christmas Present Appeal tickets to raise funds for infant care. Each ticket funds one day of care, with larger prizes for longer commitments, benefiting babies in need at St Margaret's Hospital.

Sydney St. Margaret's Hospital Darlinghurst St. Margaret's Hosital Pitt Street

New State movement tour highlights Northern NSW resolve

Professor H Nenarene reports on visits to Armidale Manilla and other towns praising local unity and irrigation plans powered by Namoi waters. He notes New State supporters will finance projects directly, bypass Parliament, and warn against partisan delays.

Profesor H. Nenarene Manilla North Plen ‘Evening News Armidale Sydney N.S.W New South Wales Gunnedah Boggabri Narrabri Wee Wau Walgatt London Earle Page Queensland P.W Northero North Shore Bridge Australia

Cricket Union discusses Tamworth match and team trials

The Cricket Union met with H Dimmock as president and J N Kennedy secretary noting a date for a Tamworth match on December 8. Players chosen for Probables and Possibles next Saturday, with twelve men per side and no separate first and second teams.

The Cricket Union Tamworth Oval Nest Hall’s Creek D. Lyall W. Ganon J. N. Kennedy T. Abberfield K. §. Green H. Boland H.kave L. Coote J. Reeves P. O'Conor W. Gilroy W. D. Hartrey A. J. Watts J. Munro N. Abberfield C. Sherwood J. Barwick M. Moffat A. Geddes C. Watts G. Snape C. McDonald Wii

Remarkable Invention to Stop Vehicles by Electric Coils

Paris Morning Post reports German war ministry tests to halt aeroplanes and cars from a distance. Liberte reveals a French engineer plans a similar method using electric coils to stop street vehicles, noting an experiment where a taxi was halted from a window.

Paris Morning Post Ministry of War Berlin War Ministry

Attunga Leads In First Round Standings As Tamworth Tops

Tamworth leads the competition with 9 points followed by Calala 6 Sol diers 5 Piallamore 4 Aitunga 4 New State 3. Calala beat Attunga on Saturday with some players absent. T Jackson scored 57 retired and appeared for Attunga in a late, costly chase.

Tamworth Calala Soldiers Piallamore Aitunga New State Attunga T. Jackson

Drought Stricken District Sees Officials Visit Mamilla

Constable M Clarke receives transfer notice toCampbelltown and the Court House Hotel is now under Mr Tomkins. McDonald and Sharp from the Department of Agriculture visited Mamilla to view the drought affected district with the Mayor.

M. Clarke Campbelltown Tomkins Court House Hotel Messrs. McDonald and Sharp Department of Agriculture Mamilla

Obituary of Mr Charles A McCaffrey of Gunnedah

Mr Charles A McCaffrey, 69, longtime Gunnedah resident and brother of Mrs Hugh King of Manilla, died Saturday. He left a grown family of six children, three sons and three daughters. Funeral was held Sunday morning with Rev Father Keene officiating and a large attendance. He was a native of the Hunter River region.

Gunnedah Charles A. McCaffrey Hugh King Manilla McCaffrey Nedah Father Keene Hunter River

Auctioneers Licenses Granted At Justice Meeting

At the annual Justices meeting held at the Court House this morning the bench including I. W. Onslow-Thompson Ed. Bowman J. F. Wearne and A. B. McLeod granted licenses to Vincent J. Byrnes Henry Samuel Dimmock Oscar Earnest Hall William Thomas Langworthy junior Edmund Victor Kremer Thomas Sylvester O'Brien Alfred Cowper Voness An application by George Bond Mate of Manilla was adjourned sine die.

Court House I. W. Onslow-Thomposn Ed. Bowman J. F. Wearne A. B. McLeod Vincent J. Byrnes Henry Samuel Dimmock Oscar Earnest Hall William Thomas Langworthy Edmund Victor Kremer Thomas Sylivester O’brien Alfred Cowper Voness George Bond Mate Manilla

Police Court Remands Man on Theft Charges

James Frederick Lynn appeared before J.P. A R B McLeod on three theft charges from Tamworth. Accused of stealing a bay mare from Mary Kelly at West Manilla, a saddle from Hilary Wheeler, and a bridle and blanket from Monty Sing. Remanded to December 18, 1923 at 10 a.m. Bail not applied for. Also notes Mary Pickford's quote on the invisible cast in film and a local screening at Coulton's Pictures.

A. RB. McLeod J.P. James Frederick Lynn Tamworth Mary Kelly Weat Manilla Hilary Wheeler Monty Sing Mania Mary Pickford Coulton’s Pictures

Hospital Stall Aids Manila Hospital Funds

Red Cross Society members held a successful Saturday stall to raise funds for Manila Hospital. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Wearne for cake, Mr C Dove for a box of sweets, and Mr Michael for a centre piece. A severe thunderstorm with hail and vivid lightning struck Doon, recording 43 inches of rain.

Red Cross Society Manilla Hospital Wearne C’. Dove Michael Kerr Doon Bendemeer Shane Poly

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