Local Government Conference Reports Tied to 1930s NSW Policy
Delegates at the Manilla district conference visited 14 municipalities during a two and a half day tour from Lismore to the Queensland border. They presented findings to the Municipal Council, urged continued cross‑region meetings, and discussed relief work, unemployment policy, and Returned Soldiers employment. The Minister defended central policy while offering a special committee to liaise with councils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenterfield
Woodenbong
Queensland
Kyogle
Lismore
Grafton
Coffs Harbour
Kempsey
Port Macquarie
Walcha
Manilla
Ald. McLeod
Tocal
N.S.W
Conneily
W. Watson
Armidale
A. Griffiths
Newcastle
Elnett
Marmal Insurance Ltd
Tamworth
North Sydney
McLeod
Griffin
Ald
McTeod
Delegates Tackle Major Issues at Full Conference
Delegates vented frustration after prepaid plans. a full conference tackled vital matters first. Alderman J W Sh praised the delegates, while Ald J Kennedy and Ald J Coakes urged that their insights benefit Manila Municipal Council and local government. Concerns followed about property trespass with legal actions to be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cie
Ald
J. W Sh
Manilla
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Manilla Agricultural Society
Prise
Memorial Hall
B. Grill
John A. Bower
Canberra
Feros
Glitsos
Jack Sasiles
J. T. Robertson and Co. J
A. E. Coupland
General Carriers
Alliatic Union Oil Co
PF. W. Williams and Co. Union Assurance Society
Elqura
Lontart
Arlington
Forest Glen
Forton
C. G. Johnstone
Clontart
Bignall Bros
Artington
J. Greer
K. Carter, ‘‘Forton
Manilla & District News
Z. C. T. Bowman
Ald A
Leo Wha
Es ‘Te Helageter
Manila
Doohan
Ie Matt
Bluett
Highihood
Turner
A. C. Blanch
Royal Stables
W. BE
R. J. Wearne
Post Office
Farmers & Graziers’ Cooperative
Gd. & Alco, Ltd
Leo Oneill
Adie
J. B. Gilroy
Stafford Ruese
Alt Heures
Royal Hotel
Jack Kearns
Peopeietoe
P.O. Box
Springmount
Lai
Bruce Park
Persis
A. Baldwin
Vale
Ste