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Newspaper

Manilla Express

Location

Manilla, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Sep 11, 1936

Page

5

Two Skeletons Found in Old Mine at Bingara

A woman and a child about four were found in a disused All Nations Hill shaft near Bingara. Skeletons recovered after mining work uncovered a unusual soil layer and a woman’s shoe. The mine opened 1903 and closed 1906. police suspect foul play linking to older events.

Bingara All Nations Hill

Relief Works Plan To Employ 2500 Single Men

The Public Works Department will employ 2500 single men who earlier received relief work. Start with 500 men in a few days, expanding to 2500 within five weeks. Jobs are in metropolitan areas Il lawarra and northern suburbs, mainly road construction. About £2,250,000 is expected to be spent countrywide on relief works and thousands will gain full-time employment. The Water Board full-time works programme is progressing well.

Public Works Department Illawarra The Water Board

Wool sale at Sydney wool markets reports brisk trade

From The Bluff New Mexico clipped by J R Heywood. Ten bales sold at 193d per bale. Five bales at 17d. Nine bales broken at 143d. Wool described as good quality with length style and softness though some burrs noted.

Sydney J. R. Heywood Bluff New Mexico

Government to write off 30 million pounds railway capital

The Victorian Government proposes a plan to cancel thirty million pounds in accumulated railway capital deemed dead. The measure would take effect from July 1, 1937, reducing liabilities and impacting state transport finances. The proposal signals a major restructuring of railway assets and fiscal priorities.

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