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Newspaper

Manilla Express

Location

Manilla, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Sep 15, 1933

Page

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Callistris Columellaris Trees Draw Canberra Designer Praise

Reader notes a rare native tree, Callistris Columellaris, in danger of extinction. Melbourne and Sydney specimens inspire calls to reestablish the species in horticulture, with experts predicting a long lifespan and architectural value for landscapes.

David Jones Stuart Scougall Melbourne Botanical Gardens Northern Rivers Scougall Sydney Botanic Gardens Lismore Gardens Norman Weekes Walter Burley Griff Canberra Melbourne Gladesville

Manilla Newspaper Notice Fragment Shows Publication Detail

Printed and published by Alton Richmond Melesd for the Proprietors Manilla Newspaper Co. at the office of the Manilla Express in Manilla Street Manilla New South Wales.

Alton Richmond Manilla Newspaper Co Manilla Street Manilla Thee State of New South

Efforts to start Ballina cannery linked to Port Stephens fish trade

An ex Ballina resident writes of attempts to revive a Port Stephens cannery using local fish and oyster stocks. He claims canned butterfish is black bream, notes local labor by fishermen’s families, and questions selling expen sive red snappers. NSW Federal Labour party organizes meetings to boost popularity across the state.

Luce Port Stephens Ballina Cor

Horse in the War speech by Mr Bruxner at Rendwick Racecourse

Minister for Transport Bruxner addressed apprentices in the jockeys room on Australia’s horses in the war. He praised Australians as horse masters and Arabs as the worst, spoke of water shortages in Palestine, horses under shell fire, and the danger of machine gun fire. He urged three horse types and noted 480000 Australians left for war and did not return, many shot after the war.

Department of Agriculture McDonald Broxner Rendwick Samuel Hordern Bruxner Palestine Mr. Bruxner

100 Per Cent Loyal at Singleton Show Opening

Governor Sir Philip Game praised Singleton visitors as loyal to the King and Royal Family during the opening, stressing the value of country visits. He met ex servicemen at the station and noted the importance of connections with rural communities. He warned about job losses in Australian industries due to cheap Japanese imports.

Sir Philip Game Singleton New South Wales

Parramatta Prepares A Historic Back to Parramatta Week

Parramatta plans 10 day celebration from October 26 to November 4 to mark 145 years since settlement. Committees led by Alderman Ohlsen and H C G Moss arrange historic paintings relic displays and a river procession from Sydney to Parramatta Park. It includes school sports, potential Rosehill race meeting, visits to Koala Park and cheap rail excursion tickets for former residents.

Parramatta Australia Phillip Rose Hill George Rose Treasury Chamber of Commerce Municipal Council Parramatta Agricultural Society The Historical Society Ald. H. Ohlsen H. C. G. Moss A. E. Rowe Sydney Governor Phillip Parramatta Park Rosehill Racecourse Burnett Koala Park Albert E. Rowe N.S.W. Railways St. John’s Chambers

Page to Return to Federal Politics in October Session

An official circular from the Australian Country party confirms Dr. Earle Page will return to Federal politics at the start of the next session, set for October 4. The statement praises Page’s leadership, notes Deputy Leader T. Patterson’s strengthened role, and argues government hostility to the party created bitterness during Page’s absence. England endures a prolonged drought.

Australian Country Party Earle Page Dr. Page T. Paterson Country Party Bruce Australia

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