Art exhibition tour to bring culture to NSW country towns
Premier W J McKeil announces seven exhibitions will visit 40 country centres this year as part of a government push to expand Art Gallery access. The plan follows a raised endowment and a program for school art classes, with towns like Wagga Wagga Muswellbrook Newcastle Bega Gosford Cooma Bathurst Casimo Albury Tamworth and others invited to host. Manilla is eyed for inclusion in the Northern itinerary.
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W. J. McKeil
New South Wales
Anual Art Gallery
Earliey
Sydney Techie College
Wagga Wagea
Muswellbrook
Newcastle
Bega
Gosford
Cooma
Bathurst
Casimo
Albury
Tamworth
Bowral
Coalamon
Wellmeton
Orange
Kyogle
Tenterfield
Mudgee
Temora
West Wyalong
Mittagong
Griffith
Narrandera
Teeton
Morea
Murwillumbah
Yass
Tomut
Gundagai
Manilla
Personal Aid and Sydney Trip Noted In Local Notices
Personal Aid, CG, N Scott left Manilla for Sydney on Monday morning on a business trip. Muriel Piper to Sgt EK Maunder engagement announced at Dev. Miss Onlalie James returned to Manilla after holidays. Mechanics Institute fundraiser dance planned at Memorial Hall. Travel rationing protests in State Parliament highlight train cuts from Lithgow to Sydney and irregular hourly suburban services in Sydney fringe areas.
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Aid
N. Scott
Manilla
Sydney
Dev
Muriel Piper
A.W
F. Piper
FL Piper
Llangothlin
Sgt
EK. D
Doug) Maunder
WS. Maunder
Strout
Nice
Hirschberg
Miss Brock
Mani
Mechanics Dance
Mechanics Institute
Memorial H All
Nnfair
Lithgow
Picton
Camden
Campbelltown
Manilla Victory Loan Rally Aims for 280 Subscribers
Walter Marks returns to lead Manilla’s victory bond drive on October 21 to raise 280 subscriptions totaling £23,000. Local business houses urged to close from 3:15 to 4:15 PM to maximize attendance. Air Raid Siren will signal the rally opening, with children to participate in planned features.
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Walter Marks
Manilla
Victory Bonds Anthem Praises Australia in Second Victory Loan
A patriotic wartime verse urges Australians to support the Second Victory Loan by buying bonds. It proclaims Australia’s resolve to reach Tokyo as enemies Hitler and Japan face defeat, and invites public help to fund the war effort while promising the right to celebrate victory.
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Australia
W.D
Hotels Change Hands in Manila Over Weekend
Two Manila hotels changed owners last weekend. The Royal Hotel was acquired by A Lambert of Atlanta town, who arrives with strong Newcastle sporting circle references and will join Manila Club. Gordon Slade and family departed the town yesterday. The Imperial Hotel’s previous licensee B G Carrol sold to P Cesco of Inverell, who assumed control on Saturday.
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Manilla
Royal Hotel
A. Lambert
Atlantatown
Lambert
Manila
Newcastle Sporting Cireles
My. Gordon Slade
Imperial Hotel
B. G. Carrol
P. Cesco
Inverell
Unhappy Riverina Describes Severe Drought and Locust Plague
Delegates at the Local Government Conference from Hay and Deniliquin reported a fearful drought gripping the Riverina. Only six inches of rain have fallen this year leaving the land arid, with grasshoppers breaking out in rangeland. The spread risks starvation unless conditions improve.
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Riverina
Loca
Hay
Deniliquois
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P.O. Box
H. C. Dengate
Home Furnisher
Speedwell Cycles
Cafe Namos
A. Glitsos
Tokio
Hitchee
Hitler
P.O
Harry Dengate
Worthy Vanse
Tyaetor
T Robertson and CO
Sidi
Childs
Queensland
Brodericks
Peel Street
Qlifton's Pty. Ltd
J, T, Robertson and CO
Webster
Jack and
McDonald G. B. Steel
A.S.T.C
Optometrist
Brisbane Street
Steel
Grant
J. '. Robertson and CO
Proougts
Parramatta
Nsw
Lena Horne
Bill Robinson
Stormy
Alsa Allan Jones
Evelyn Ankers
Dunkirk
Cala
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