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Newspaper

Manilla Express

Location

Manilla, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Oct 11, 1923

Page

2

Manilla Council Deliberates On Water Supply Plan

At Tuesday night’s council session aldermen debated a primitive water supply for Manilla. The Works Committee presented an estimate totaling about 200 pounds for a foot of Arthur Street tank, including pump, tank stand, motor, shed, piping, tank, and labor. Some favored expanding to a main street service with a 1000 to 1500 pound budget, funded by a local rate, while others urged caution and a full council review, leading to a referral to a special meeting.

Ald. Wearne Veness Morris Hayward Manilla Arthur Street Ald. Morris Aid Ald Stoddart Ald. Veusss Ald. Byrnes Ald. Stoddart

City officials weigh engineering plan for ad vice

Alderman Veness notes an engineer produced a plan weeks ago for a larger scheme. The Mayor calls the issue important and says it must be fully and carefully considered.

Ald. Veness

Goats Errand Pets Aboard Orange Woman’s Companions

Ther a, a resident of Orange, is followed by two young goats that accompany her on errands and shopping trips. The goats wander the streets, bleat, and attract curious onlookers as they linger near her, then return to her side when approached.

Thera Orange Summer Street Curran

Orange Blossoms Blooming and Cricket Talks Preview

Fragments note orange blossoms ready to bloom by month’s middle and discuss cricket in Manilla district. Mentions Independents and Trinity matches on Independents' ground, and Bush teams reluctant to join camp. Tobacco debate with B A T joke and pasture conditions worsen as dry winds deplete feed for 1923.

J. Lane Sydney Manilla Wongo Creek Keepit Station Namos Independenta Trinity Ie Fetantae Independents

Church Services Across Manilla and Surrounding Areas

The notice lists Church of England services in Manilla and nearby halls. Times include 10 am, 11 am, 3 pm, and 7 30 pm with various ministers such as Rev B A Harris Rev J A Walsh and Mr E Graham. Subjects referenced include Ome God and The day of poke, in Upper Manilla. Namoi River and New Mexico are noted as locations.

Manilla Aetna H.C Hall's Creek Eahysinth B. A. Harris Namoi River E. Graham Upper J. A. Walsh New Mexico Austin Hall

Debates Highlight Smuts Address and Ley Liquor Referendum Plan

At the Imperial Conference debate the feature was General Smuts' contribution on foreign affairs. Mr Ley argued for holding the liquor referendum in 1928 and for empowering the Licenses Reduction Board to finish its work.

Imperial Conference Tord Crizen General Smuts Ley Licenses Reduction Board

Grain Coop Leaders Report Adverse Season Outlook

Messrs Reeves and Dimmock, agents for the Farmers and Graziers Co operative Company, quote a general manager noting a poor season at Manila and similar problems in Dublin Wellington and western wheat centers. He says northern centres suffer, last year’s crops were poor, and even productive Riverina areas now need rain after too much moisture.

Messrs. Reeves and Dimmock Riverina

Town Council Debates Services and Public Works

The fortnightly meeting saw discussion on telephones as a boon, riverbank electric pole, roaming stock nuisance, and multiple rate transfers. Reports covered concrete footpaths, a damaged grandstand, bath houses, common fees, and policing of streets with plans for further town improvements.

Stoddart Morris Veness Byrnes Ald. Kennedy J. W. Bell Thompson Queensland Insurance Co Alan Ald J. Dean Hayward Williams Young Burrell Chapman McDonald Bell Alfred Bellbird Relief Fund Ald. Veness Finance Royal Hotel Strafford Street Manilla Street Adie

Will you please invite readers to donate for babies lives

A plea from Tadze Backhouse, President, Women's Hospital, Crown Street, asks readers to send donations to support babies lives. The message urges immediate help to aid vulnerable infants and highlights ongoing concern for early childhood care.

Tde Aubery Mitte Tadze Backhouse Women’s Hospital Crown Street

Evening Whispers From The Wheat Outlook And Local Notices

The column notes the wheat crop is derelict with many plants only inches high and stock in paddocks. It reports strong winds after a dry spell wrecking fields, a ranch sale drawing over 1000 attendees, cricket lacking enthusiasm and a Cricket Association meeting proposing a 13 month cessation. It warns of a cabbage caterpillar plague in northern areas and tobacco plans for Manilla district. It ends with dog registration reminder and a cheeky line about swatting flies.

Randwick Cricket Association Manilla

Electricity on Farms Promises New Agricultural Industry

Experiments with electricity in farming are showcased at a major British exhibition. Highlights include electric curing of green grass into hay, a petrol electric self contained vehicle with electrically driven threshing, an electric incubator for 2300 eggs, and a refined timer for poultry runs increasing egg lays by 20 to 25 percent. The text predicts a growing demand for such equipment and a new industry solving labor issues for farmers.

Ednona Eee

Nature Study in Schools Addressed at Tamworth

Mr R McKean headmaster of Manilla Rural School spoke on Nature Study in connection with School Gardens during Education Week in Tamworth. He urged observation from seed to fruit and advocated field excursions, wall charts, nature study books, weather records and a school news calendar.

Tamworth R. McKean Manilla Rural Messrs C. J. Woollett Tamworth Stocker B. J. Tollis Tollis Daily Leader

Fragmented OCR text summary item

A damaged OCR fragment mentions Xmas suit orders, a dance event on a Wednesday in October, a petroleum seepage near Salt Lake in Western Australia, and a statement about not altering proportional representation law this session. The text is inconsistent and unclear.

A Ltd Salt Lake Southern Cross Western Australia George Fuller

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Maniille Yokohama Poplin Water Supply Kerpit B.A.T Church Services Church of England Manila Conneil Grantham Morris Authority Market Strafford Veness Sail Aeape
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