28 Nov 1930
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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 28, 1930
Page
1
Public notice states J Stephenson opened a tailoring business in Manila Eteret Manila next to 0 N 8000's with details readable from the notice. The item notes address vicinity and business type for public record.
Manilla newspaper reports a very severe earthquake in Yokohama yesterday at 4am with about 10 casualties and scarce details. The British government faces upheaval as the incident unfolds, with editors noting unsettled foundations in coverage.
The Manilla district recalls wartime claims linking Billy Hughes to Australia’s pledge to Britain. The 1913 Liberal victory, 1914 war entry, and Fisher’s rise are noted, along with civic calls to support local shops to keep money in town. Reports cover Guyra sheep theft inquiry, council finances, depreciation proposals, and street works with a focus on local governance and economy.
Mr Cleary warns that urban demands for faster trains and better comfort threaten country livelihoods. He cites rail service concerns, urging tolerance and public policy fixes to avoid worsening conditions, noting railway workers and families suffer during the transition. He urges lifting the shadow soon and speaking cheerfully next year.
On Tuesday the Municipal Council was notified of two transfers within its area. Ryan and Ryan of Barraba reported Lot 6 Section 20 transferring from Beatrice Caudera of Tamworth to Mary Jackson and others of Barraba. Dodds, Tamworth solicitor, reported Lot 10 Section 18A transferring from Ed Ward George Spicer of Tamworth to Anthony Christian Smith of Tamworth. The Town Clerk warned rates would be adjusted, and the council authorised alterations in the rate book.
The Municipal Council approves Mr R A Carolan's application to extend the shop from its current location out to the level of the existing verandah on Court Street.
The Public Health Department commends the Municipal Council for its quick reply to the prior inquiry about removing the saleyards. It asks to be kept informed on subsequent steps toward achieving the objective.
The Governor's speech offered no details on how the Government will fix the unsatisfactory finances. It also states plans to abolish the upper house immediately. A Stock Meat and Allied Industries statement casts doubt on a proposal to take over meat slaughtering and distribution. Jockey H. Martin dies after Gosford accident.
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