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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 05, 1930
Page
2
Inspector of Schools Mr Tayiuw urged raising the minimum school leaving age to sixteen at a Rural School gathering. He argued longer education yields better preparation for life, but warned a compulsory attendance policy faces major employer resistance and employment and wage implications.
Local council faces renewed protest over land erosion threatening an area north of the bay. Aldermen accuse the council of inaction, noting a prior £5 grant for remediation was never spent and that erosion worsens without barrier work or proper inspection. The issue to be reviewed at the next meeting.
Church notices list Eucharist and Evensong at Manilla and nearby towns with Rev. Hanter-Barratt and Rev. Grayson officiating. Manilla Holy Eucharist at 11 am. The Manilla Golf Club event, postponed due to weather, raised funds for Manilla Hospital, attendance about 40 couples, supper by associates, dancers entertained, and a £5 10s 0d donation planned. A vocational apprenticeship note discusses youth wages and path to professional status, urging careful consideration of long-term training versus immediate earnings.
A reader letter attacks the state pool for wheat as a costly, promise-laden scheme. It argues for selling to merchants now, urges a federal four shilling guarantee, and accuses capitalistic senators of blocking relief while banks already claim payments. It warns growers to beware a nonbinding state plan.
Picture review notes Gertrude Lawrence in So the Battle of Paris. She plays multiple roles including a street singer who lifts spirits of soldiers on leave. The plot follows Georgie, snared by Susqand, imprisonment, and rescue aided by three musketeers as the Battle of Paris erupts. The tone promises a blend of fun and thrills.
The Wheat Growers Defence Association announces wireless lectures from Staran 2 GB to support farmers. Four nights next week will carry particulars on fire hazard advertising and related volunteer efforts.
Mr O I Lyons announces takeover of LXL Bakery from Mr D Mokes. Lyons, former head of Enterprise Bakery Penrith, will run all bakery and pastry operations. Manilla Council receives a Main Road Board note about mile posts. Board blocks free mile-post ads, citing opposition to advertising on mile markers.
Ald Chintes cited a one infectious case reported in a year as proof of excellent sanitation in the municipality. The mayor backed Ald Coates as the inspector’s work received high praise for its commendable results, with the public recognizing the inspector’s service.
The Tamworth League upheld a protest over Martin’s eligibility with Manilla after a match against East Tamworth. He was disqualified for two matches, with one served early in the season. The protest followed evidence of clearance from Gunnedah League and involvement with Tamworth during the season.
The text lists Manilla representatives for the Blaxland Cap O and names many players. It notes a club house gathering by Saturday and mentions afternoon tea, a song service at the Methodist Church, and a sermon by Rev Grayson on the Spirit. Community notices include calendar items, sales, and social events at Paris Hall with advertised specials and a dance.
Dr. Earle leads a movement described as a rage within the Federal Country, with supporters rallying around his leadership and political vision. The article notes his prominence among advocates and outlines the core aims attributed to the faction.
Dr Page will speak on the Country Party policy and the Travel Promotion movement at the Mechanics Institute Manila on Monday September 8. Mr Thompson will also attend to discuss general political matters.
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