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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 03, 1924
Page
2
A Melbourne era warns wool growers to beware of local buyers encouraging rapid disposal of clips. It cautions that exchange difficulties and heavy buyer costs reduce returns to growers. The note urges maintaining strong local market demand to avoid disarray in wool selling channels.
Church notices list services in Manilla Somerton and Manila with times ranging from 1 am to 8 pm. Names Rev Athadixt Mr Wooll and Rev Ad Ganid appear alongside locations Thorn Heywood Wongo Creek and Millivrindi.
The note reports quarter end marriages births and deaths figures with 15 births 3 males 10 females and 7 male 3 female deaths. It notes Miss Mirckenaw of Rawat Street injured at North Manila and lists temporary changes in church and treasury roles during absence. It mentions Mrs Furlonger leaving NSW Bank duties for six weeks and local governance shifts at Mechanics Institute and Huepitay Hall fund progress.
The Manilla District Council met Tuesday with Aldermen Bymges Steddert Vents Morris present. They considered shale supply from the quarry, dairy matters, and a plan to protect shale access. finances included parceling funds for works and a report on town improvements, health, and building permissions.
Fragmentary notes describe a vivid preview of Mighty Lak A Rose with musical themes and the promise of healing power. Edwin Aarowe First National predicts a strong reaction as the show unfolds at Mechanics Institute this Saturday.
Fragmentary OCR from Manilla district hospital page shows unreadable lines and lacks coherent details.
A large gathering at Mannilla Hall welcomed Rev J Thorn and his wife Mrs Thorn to Manilla on a Tuesday evening. Leaders from the Methodist Church praised their past service and expressed hope for a long, harmonious pastorate while stressing loyalty of church members and community support.
Local notice states a special cattle sale will be conducted by Rerey on Saturday. The listing promises a selection of splendid cattle with valuable descriptions and prices.
A local event organized by Mrs. Nel Ryan featured games and prizes for children including Wallies and cakes, with adults enjoying a program led by J. Contellor and W. Wicka. Winners received items such as a curved box, a puffbox, and chocolates, while Miss Ruby Faulks and Mrs. S. Cummins ran races.
The Methodist Sunday School held its annual picnic at Long Flat on Saturday September 27. Clifton’s aid conveyed teachers and scholars free of charge, and wreaths were presented by the Sunday School Committee. Parents supplied ample provisions and workers ensured a full day of games and races. Miz Leila Heywood served the Kindergarten clan, and the day highlighted teacher pupil devotion and mutual care.
The notice reports a forthcoming sale of horses and brood mares with good prospects for harvest and strong demand for superb animals. It notes Esestront boating was reported and urges buyers to act. A new hat and Mrs A B Caul are mentioned in unrelated hospital ball context. The Wheal Pool offers inverse sales at prices up to 5/5 per bushel for growers at country stations. Dress your best for the Carnival and de Luxe shirt from Stoddart’s Ltd.
The speaker spoke in public about the Kingdom of God, noting his district favored his approach though the gospel remains the same. Support from the audience and Mrs Thorn was anticipated as minutes of the event described musical offerings to local attendees and contributors.
In a Saturday contest at Manilla Court Manilla outscored Woriago Creek 1696 games to 0 in sets 39. The event featured players such as Woods Chave Johnson Hatiny Marley Marley Osborne and Avis with multiple pairings like Reeves Abberfield and Coates. The result marks a decisive win for Manilla in a long match play sequence.
Master Carl Mahou son of Mea Mahou excelled at Holy Cross College events last Saturday. He won the junior cup and gold for a near perfect score while also taking the senior championship in the 100 yards dash with a swift time. Mahou has strong support from the village and district as he pursues further glory in sport.
The record lists players for a Saturday recreation ground match between Prevent Church of Britain and Diegere with R.A. Tarris D Jones H Rogers C Young and others. A second lineup shows wingers facing Church of England with G Suepe Dow Moffat and Gannon among listed players. The Minister for Works notes that Nor Shore bridge construction will start in the new year.
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