23 Sep 1924
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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 23, 1924
Page
1
Public notice announces that E Stevens has acquired the Small Goods business from Mrs Dunecount. He has renovated the shop into a first‑class tea and refreshment room offering morning and afternoon tea and hot or cold dinners at reasonable rates. He asks the public for continued support.
Tames Riley announces takeover of the Royal Hotel Stables and invites public patronage from country clients. The stables will be open day and night for service.
The report notes buoyant wool sales with demand strong and prices rising. It cites American appetite, German and Australian factors, and upcoming sales on October 9 and October 16. It records rabbit skins, fox skins, and cattle activity with varied values and a brisk trade overall.
Fabric items include plain colored voices in multiple hues and 2/3 yard lengths. Colors listed are Black White Navy Saxe Sky Pink Vieux Rose Cream Brown and Grey. Also 38 inch cream sponge cloth 2/3 yard.
Clarence Berry announces the opening of a stock and station agency in Manilla and district. He offers stock knowledge to attract public patronage and will operate from the Old Shire Office beside J. E. Simpson, Chemist, with phone contact 105.
R. D. Hall announces a new motor car overhaul and repair shop in the garage adjoining the Royal Hotel stables. Services include front number plate fitting, benzine oils, and a full range of Ford and Overland parts. Reasonable charges promised. If stranded, ring 125 for assistance.
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