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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 02, 1923
Page
4
Professor Montgomerie Neilson promotes an oxidising tank system for sewers with multiple chambers. The process mimics breathing in oxygenated chambers, oxidising effluent before filtration and nitrification. It argues anaerobic microbes fail in aerobic filters and warns septic tanks produce hydrogen sulfide.
The article argues that disposal of sewage by septic tanks is dangerous and outdated in favor of oxidising treatment. It cites risks to drinking wells, disease spread, and odor, and highlights installations at Maryborough District Hospital in Victoria and Clifton Gardens near Sydney as successful examples.
A rough digest of scattered items notes seven lives lost in England last week and thirteen golf related deaths in the past year. It mentions finance issues in New South Wales, royal tomb rumours, political shifts, and local incidents including a capsized cutter off Western Australia with one survivor.
The elections and qualifications committee of the Legislative Assembly awarded the Daylesford seat to the defeated Liberal candidate after ruling at least ten Labour postal votes invalid due to impersonation. The case follows the Sydney sliding panels scandal and damages trust in several organisations.
A compilation of provocative excerpts: Molly Pitcher Club critiques reform effects in homes, a Chicago officer's intoxication defense for duty, Sydney cricket plans to boost county play, and racing men doubtful of Derby prospects. Also notes Abyssinia's admission to the League of Nations and a Stoddart's advert for tailored cricket trousers.
Public notice warns all persons against wood cutting trapping or trespassing on Mountview. All previous permissions are cancelled from this date.
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