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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 19, 1930
Page
4
Chief Electoral Officer warns enrolment and voting are compulsory if necessary and urges voters to verify their names. Many long-time residents are not on the rolls. re enrolment requires one form to the Federal Division Returning Officer in Armidale through deputies. Voting papers will be issued September 22 and rolls close at 6 pm that day. early action is advised.
Fragmentary remarks from a Sydney meeting reveal tensions within the Australian Party as Mr Hughes is criticized as non-sporting and unAustralian. A delegate condemns perfume import talk while statements on gender and poverty draw counterpoints from Lady Davids and others.
The Manila Express presents a series on topics of local interest for former residents and neighbors in the district. Focuses on community matters, ongoing issues, and practical guidance within the region.
A reader argues high transport and distribution costs crush sheep, wool, and beef profits, threatening primary industries. Rail freights and meat works costs have surged while retail beef prices lag, risking job losses and higher consumer burdens. Calls grow for licensing reforms and wage reductions to restore profitability and growth.
A historical account outlines the long, costly path to practice medicine. It details student costs for education and training, including fees, subsistence, and living expenses. It covers hospital and resident training, early earnings, and the typical price range for purchasing a practice. It notes variations by district and mentions doctors relying on private income or government relief works.
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