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Newspaper

Manilla Express

Location

Manilla, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Nov 27, 1923

Page

4

Road Board Report Advocates Efficient Gravel Use and Strong Standards

The second annual report of the Roads Board notes cost data gaps and praises lower cost methods where data supports. It stresses economical gravel handling, light tramways for quarry delivery, and long-term value of thicker, well-graded macadam on strong subgrades to avoid rapid road failure.

As” Rad “Roads Board McCormack Kennedy Landsborough A. E. Harding Frew Darling Downs Landsborough-Malony

Canberra Ready in 1925

Mr. Austin Chapman, Minister for Customs, reiterates faith that the present Federal Government will serve full term and meet in its last Canberra session. He defends delays blamed by Senator Grant, cites contract decisions delaying plans and tenders, notes day labor use, and urges land availability for residential and business sites.

Austin Chapman Customs Canberra 3. Grant Chapman

Indifference and Contempt Nullify Prohibition Says Yarros

An Evening Post article argues intellectual contempt toward prohibition drives its doom. It cites banquets with alcohol in New York and prohibited homes, noting influential figures flout laws while urging repeal over nullification.

New York ‘‘Evening Post Victor S. Yarros New York Dudges

Mystery Water Creature Found On Come by Chance Property

Two bushmen near Come by Chance on Wom alilla Creek found a 2 ft long skeletal carcass with a large stomach and moon shaped ribs, thought to be a water animal. They noted fish remains nearby and planned to send the remains to Brisbane Museum for study.

Come By Chance Thompson Womalilla Creek W. Teevan Brisbane Museum Archie Meston

Cheap Gravel Roads Bring Modern Improvements

The article compares funding for road repair and new construction, proposing 1400 pounds for interest and redemption and 200 pounds annual maintenance plus 20 pounds by the Board, ensuring no extra rate burden. It cites low cost gravelling on the Southport road with per mile costs as low as 230 pounds and 450 pounds on average, noting use of steam wagons and a profile board to shape roads.

Southport Coomera Beenleigh

Electrician suffers injuries in fall after contact with live wire

William Kelly an electrician from Singlatoi contracted with a live wire while moving electric light wire to a new post. J Uren a Municipal Council electrician grabbed the ladder causing Kelly to fall about 20 feet to the footpath. He sustained a broken nose and facial bruising and was taken to hospital.

William Kelly Singlatoi Coraki

Visiting Barraclough Opticians To Visit Manilla

Messrs H A Barraclough Ltd Consulting Opticians will visit Manilla on Wednesday 12 December at the Court House Hotel from 10 am to 5 pm. They offer professional eye defect consultations and publicize themselves as leading Australian qualified opticians.

Messrs

Horned growth draws attention at Melbourne Medical Congress

At the Melbourne Medical Congress a six inch horn curling from a man’s crown drew much interest in the Pathological Museum. Photos showed the horn growing from the head of a 57 year old man. It had grown for five years before removal by Dr. G A Syme, with the base fractured during removal.

Melbourne Medical Congress Pathological Museum G. A. Syme

Tailor offers new spring goods in Manilla NSW

Manilla newspaper ad proclaims westlake serges and made to measure suits by Taylor, six first class tailors, no factory goods, at the Manilla Street outlet. A separate Taree court case returned a not guilty verdict, with judge Mocatta ordering restitution of £2 found on the accused.

Westlake Serges P.S Taylor Taree Mocatta Stom

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