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Manilla Express

Location

Manilla, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Oct 12, 1926

Page

4

Fashion sale list of old stock from department items

An itemized sale catalog lists GEORGETTE dresses and multiple clothing lines including crepe, striped and silk coats, linen dresses, tweed suits, work trousers, alpaca and leather coats, shirts and socks with wholesale to clearance pricing. Numerous prices shown in old currency formats accompany each item. Overall emphasis on clearance of men and women garments with boots, suits, and accessories all marked down.

Khalid Shata

Bonafide Travellers Questioned At Grafton Court

Two men Joseph Costello and William Reddon faced naming questions at the Grafton Police Court over alleged false claims of being bonafide travellers to the Imperial Hotel on August 14. They pleaded guilty but were advised, and pleas were changed to not guilty after magistrate inquiry. The hotel licensee testified travellers arrived about 8 45 pm by car from Gurranang, with a driver Colman promising to return for them at 10 pm. No names were entered in the hotel register, neither man stayed the night, and both were fined £5 with costs.

E McCullock Grafton Imperial Hotel Joseph Costello Wiliam Reddon Guily Srward Geewee Clarke Gurranang Colman Mrs. Clarke Smede Hen

Cremation of Sumner Singh in Lismore Cemetery

In Lismore the body of Sumner Singh, found dead at Tintenbar, was cremated in a designated Hindu section of the general cemetery. Fifteen countrymen carried the funeral pyre and prepared the vessel with wood and a nearby Hindu cremation ash tale, with lids and decorations removed from the coffin. The ritual followed the custom of cremation abroad and scattering ashes in the Ganges.

Ito India Ganges Lismore Sumner Singh Tintenbar

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