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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 05, 1926
Page
2
Stoddart's Ltd advertises a sale of ladies and gents shoes with prices ranging from 5/ to 29/11. Includes ladies’ glacie and patent court shoes, white nubuck and canvas shoes, sandals for girls and boys, boots for boys, youths and men, plus crepe slippers and non slip peg soles.
The article notes Mr Lang’s pledge to restart the drive against the Upper House during an eight hour dinner at Trades Hall Bat hnauay. It recalls his 1919 effort, previous setbacks, leadership struggles within Labor, and a pattern of derailments cited as context for his political peril.
Cancer Research Fund reminds dog owners to register pets. Registration is due by September 30 with a usual 14 day grace. Bonafide working dogs need only be registered with a description of the remainder. Town dogs and roadside hounds feared for harming stock will face firm action.
An article notes a surge in railway accidents from drawbars and pins breaking and rails spreading with axles snapping. The mystery prompts blame on maintenance cuts by Railway Commissioners, while some think engine rough handling during shunting may contribute.
Local CPS provides quarter ending September figures with births totaling 20: 12 males and 8 females. Deaths numbered 7: 1 male and 2 female fatalities documented. Marriages recorded 7.
The death occurred at Leamington Private Hospital Kempsey of Mrs Walter J. Davis. Aged 55, she leaves a husband two daughters Clare and Essie and a son Aubrey. She was a daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Priest of Muswellbrook and sister of Mrs Priest former Manilla storekeeper. While in Manilla she was a prominent member of the Methodist Church.
Mrs Mary Brydon died in Glen Innes on Monday at age 73. She was the only sister of Mr D Penman of Manilla.
Corellan parrot pair Proud Lizzy and Péter aged 18 and 22 belong to Mr H. Green of Manilla. Ligsy hatched two chicks as parrots seldom breed in captivity. A Manilla versus Tamworth golf match is set for Wednesday next the 6th in the Scribner Cup second round with team members listed and 2 o clock start. A bogey handicap Hud son Trophy report notes Mr McAlister won with 2 down. name previously omitted.
Mechanics' Pictures brings The Splendid Road this Wednesday. A gold frontier tale centers on a gambler who loses his heart and a courageous woman who faces peril to pursue love on the treacherous road.
On Tuesday night the Council reviewed a Local Government Department inquiry into housing conditions. The Mayor advocated the plan, claiming it would enable men to own homes, while warning many would not. The Mayor was asked to report to the Council at the next meeting.
Advertising column notices announce a RS meeting on October 7 and a USA event on October 7. Events include October 8 Pat Eimann’s Digg Memorial, October 9 V s air sheep sale, October 3 Red Cross street stall for Cancer Research, October 12 Merrymakers Costume Concert, October 15 Rushes Creek Hall dance for Independent Cricket Club, October 20 Farmers and Settlers Carnival, October 29 and 30 Manitin Methodist Church Annual Fair, and October 23 Monster Fair for Cancer Revealsh Appeal by the Diguers.
A passenger train running from Newenade to Mait Tand encountered a setback Saturday morning when the drawpin failed, causing the rear portion of the train to halt. No injuries are reported and operations resume after inspection.
An explosion at Rocana in Man ila Street injured Bam Willon seriously this afternoon near three. Mr Sam Willson organized the event and placeholder reports say Willson was hit by debris and suffered leg injuries. He was transported to Manilly District Hospital for treatment while an assistant escaped unharmed.
A fire at Allen's Sweety Ltd in Parker Street Sydney caused about £10,000 damage to the confectionery warehouse. The blaze broke out shortly after 11 30 last night and destroyed the contents, with fire and water damage evident throughout.
A well to do farmer named George Harvey was found dead in scrub near Muliunbimby after going out to search for lost cattle. The body showed severe head injuries and bruising, with foul play suspected. Harvey was last seen alive Thursday, search efforts followed Friday, and the death is under investigation.
The Manila district cricket draw opens on October 9 with matches including Coie v Strachtiela and Independents at Manila. Upcoming fixtures list Colts and Wanderers teams playing at Manila and Wongo Creek, with notes on substitutions and team representatives.
A circula issued by the Railway Commissioners on Saturday warns that derailing incidents and shunting accidents in metropolitan districts will be treated seriously. It stresses careful handling of points and order before movements to prevent accidents.
The arrival of Cobham and his historic sea to air flight underscores a major step in Europe to Australia aviation, highlighting Britain and Australia linking through commerce while noting earlier pioneers Rose Smith and Keith Smith. In Sydney Sadie Harper dies after 21 days unconscious following a fall near Bankstown station. brothers ConlTur and Treffene lose appeal against murder conviction in Western Australia.
A Bathurst protest at a meeting of the Advancer Barhurst League decried rigid Sunday trading laws. Speakers noted men may drink at hotels while wives and children cannot buy lemonade or meals, urging amendment of the law. The event referenced Mr Jelly MILA and Stoddart's Tid, who discussed new motor tricks for delivering wine.
In sad but brief notice the paper reports the death of Mr Marsden of Keytoun Estate near Sydney aged 2. Deepest sympathy is offered to Mr Marsden and family.
A charity fair and carnival on October 23 on Manilla Street, from Strafford to Market, organized by the Returned Soldiers' League and local women, aims to raise funds for cancer research. The event features stalls, side shows, dancing, refreshments, and a goal to transform Manilla Street into a festive “Martin Place” with wide community support.
Australians are urged to sample Goldenia tea at a Manilla demonstration hosted by Mr and Mrs Walsh of Brodart’s Limited. Tables showcase various dishes to pair with the beverage. The event, starting Monday, runs a week and is for advertising only with no sales.
The Diggers, a 25-artist company, hold an unmatched Australia-wide record as they end their Brisbane season. After 480 nightly crowds, they announce closure and thank Brisbane for a record run before moving to Manila then Dunwich old men’s home. A final Memorial Hall show opens Friday with seats reservable at CN. Scot's.
Mr AR McTeod travels to Seitney Thursday night to attend the NRAA annual prize show in Anane Henze, expected to begin at week’s end.
A local notice reports Union Church seeks action to address decades of neglect and reclaim the property. Authorities consider disposal or reorganization to restore the building after years of decline as the community weighs moral implications and community impact.
German Vorge Beteta Ti markets a subdivision of 2,800 acres in Tamworth area offering two to six farms with 32 Yew terms by auction in October. Describes district as ideal for wheat creating dairying or tobacco and notes railway proximity. Mentions a recent competition where a team tied Man ils and scored 110 points.
The brief notice recalls General Tom Thumb as a famed small performer who toured with exhibitions and royal company. It notes his death in California and remarks on his long career and public appearances.
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