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Newspaper

Manilla Express

Location

Manilla, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Oct 18, 1938

Page

2

National wireless station planned for Manila area

The Manila Express notes a national wireless station will be installed soon. A Postmaster General letter says a northern New South Wales regional station is under site consideration. An engineering study is determining suitable centers and a large sum is allocated for national wireless stations, including a Manila regional station with £1000 for preliminary expenses.

Manilla General’s Department N.S.W Tablelands Thompson Mila National Wireless Mauilla

Fernhill Hereford Stud Bulls Sale and Rural News

Fernhill Hereford stud sent a further draft of young bulls to Queensland with nearly a thousand miles by rail, arriving in good condition. Coote reports strong demand for supplies and a bright beef cattle outlook. Cap tain Chatee notes H A Wicombe of the Department of Labour will visit Pamworth on October 20 to enroll youths under subsidised apprenticeship training. Subsidised Apprentices at Manilla Stock Sale offer 40 good cattle and 3000 sheep including many fats, plus 1150 full woolled mixed sheep, auctioned by W J Byrnes at Manilla on Friday the 21st at 2 pm. Unreserved yarding focuses on graziers. Ms Wilsell attends Sydney for Local Government Clerks conference.

C. W. Coote Queensland Hig Fernhill Hereford Stud Chatee H. A. Wiccombe Department of Labour and Industry Pamworth Manilla Barraba W. J. Byrnes

Manilla drought and hay notes signal mixed fortunes

The Manilla district reports drought struck hay stores yet notes season shows promise in grain and wool markets. Observations include 62 trucks of chaff, a 2000 pound outlay, 8000 pounds of hay imported, and expectations of better seasons 1939 1940 1941 1942. Wool sales at Sydney last week reached 16a and Manilla wool tops the market.

Manilla Thigo Jones Hall's Creek

Shearers Concert at Memorial Hall Raises Help for Widow

A shearers and shed hands concert at Memorial Hall raised about £20 for Mrs. Kennedy, widow of a shearers cook who died in Yarworth Base Hospital. Maunder Bros organized the event broadcast on 2TM, followed by a hall dance with acts by T. Barret, Noel Scanlon, W. Kelly, Harry Baker, Les Bowers, Dick Dartley, Bob Doak, and W. Maunder.

Memorial Hall 2TM Maunder Bros Kennedy Yarworth Base Hospital T. Barre Shearer McCree J. Dickson Noel Scanlon Undl W. Kelly Harry Baker Les Bowers W. Keith Dick Dartley Bob Doak W. Maunder Ric Maunder

Show Schedule for 1939 Prizes and Donations

The schedule for the 1939 show is being prepared. Secretary Mr G B Grill requests notice of any special prizes or donations to be included in the schedule.

G .B. Grill

Long Service Mark For Three Staff Members At Mackenzie

Tom Fuller completes 33 years of service with M. C. Mackenzie and Sons Pty Ltd dating back to 1903. W Pittman marks 1905 as his start, and J Witcom joined in 1906 continuing long service tradition.

R. Tom Fuller M. C. Mackenzie and Sons 'Pty. Ltd W. Pittman J. Witcom

Black Flower Varietal Noted From Australia

A. Black notes a deep black flower variety possibly unique to Australia. A. C. Veness received a bunch of inky black native flowers from Mr. and Mrs. Ted Doak, residents of West Australia, highlighting the striking color and potential rarity.

Australia A. C. Veness Ted Doak West

Manilla Show Committee Welcomes Back President Byrnes

President Byrnes of the Manilla Show Committee receives a warm return at the monthly meeting held Saturday night. He says he is glad to be back among old friends and appreciates home and country after traveling abroad and meeting foreign people.

VY. I. Byrnes Manilla Byres Mr. Byrules

A Coming Bowler At Manila Cricketers Shines

Youthful Jimmy Williams displays medium fast bowling on a challenging wicket. He bowls with stamina and swerve, expected to claim many wickets this season. Nearby, Miss Collins returns to Royal Hotel, while a Manilla Soldiers League reshuffle moves J Coates to secretary and L G Miller to president as visitors from Hall's Creek and Oring Grove are noted.

Jimmy Williams Williams Manilla Anstey Thever William Miss Collins Royal Hotel R.R. Dobbie Returned Soldiers’ League J. Coates L G. Miller 7. G. Ryan Polite W. Blanch Oring Grove Hall Creel

Annual Tennis Social in Mackenzie Chamber, Manilla

A fall tennis social in Mackenzie Chamber Manilla marked the season’s wind up. Mayor Bow ton presented badges to Wednesday and Saturday league winners for 1937 1938 with cups and prizes donated by the Tennis Association and local supporters. Ray Doohan dominated multiple events earning singles doubles and mixed titles. other champions included Mrs Schaefer and K Biefield. Vic O Connell received a farewell token as a pillar of Manilla tennis with tributes from many friends.

Mackenzie Chamber Manilla Wellman Ramblers Pride W. Rooke Mess J. O'Neill Dl.o'neil M. Dyson W. Kilcher J. Watts Ray Doohan W. Kitchen Schacfer Schaefer K. Biefield DL. Jetta Maston Han A. North C. Pengilley A. Courtis D. Wilshire Mr. Rooke

Cahillrophy stroke event winner and club notes

Reg Chapman won last week's Cahillrophy stroke event with 72. Several players failed to hand in cards, including Cadden Gannon Cuner Rorke De O Ogle Roberts Riddle Sime Byrne. A pay event for the Stoddart and Hayward Trophy was held with Chapman and Cadden posting best cards. Final round next Sunday. This week's club trophy par event precedes a social evening and season trophy presentations.

Reg. Chapman R. Chapman R. Grantham Rb, Cadden W. Gannon J. C. Cuner J. Rorke De O_ Ogle H. Roberts J. Riddle W. Sime W. Byrne TH Pankhurst W Byrne

Manilla district cricket round two ends with tight scores

In a Sunday fixture the Manilla district cricket round two yielded a tight finish as Dicks XT posted 166 and 4 for 77 while Senter took 5 for the innings. Batting highlights included Ki Doohan, EW, BR Winder with Attunga and Waratah players contributing. Bowling saw May, Vidler and Abra from BPS inflict pressure as Dicks faced stiff competition and the match concluded with partial scores 3 for 18 and 23 for 28 in later overs.

Manilla Erie Senter Vhe Bonce Ki. Doohan EW. Mh BR. Winder Attunga B. Anstey BL & PS H, Cobte Waratah R. McDonald Dick’s Bo& PS Wimma

Melody in Spring Cabaret at Mannequin Parade

The event in Memorial Hall features a Spring Cabaret with a mannequin parade. Dining begins at 8 pm and the parade plus musical program start sharply at 9 pm, promising an enjoyable evening for attendees.

Melody Memorial Hall

Boxwood Property to Be Sold at Public Auction

A property known as Boxwood with frontage to the Manilla River near Upper Manila will be sold by public auction through Mr GB M Holt at V J Byrnes' office this Saturday the 22nd at 2 pm. If the whole fails, the estate will be offered in five divisions of about 1300 acres each near Wonge Creek. A dance will be held on Tuesday next at CWA Dance Will be held.

Manilla Viver Daley Creek Manilla Sile W. J. Byrnes R. R. Dobbie Bank of New South Wales Mane Ia H.“Kennedy John D. Kennedy and Sons Bowman Upper

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