Manilla Wheat Competition Open to Local Farms
The Manilla Express notes an October 4 district wheat competition under the Manilla Branch Farmers and Settlers association. Entry requires farms within the district with up to three varieties of wheat and not more than 60 acres. prizes include £3 and £2 for first and third. The Royal Agricultural Society championship may visit Manilla if entries reach forty, with judges observing crops from qualified farms.
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Manilav Distujet
Competitin
Manilla
Royal ‘Agricultural
Royal Swrfeaty A
Wool Versus Wheat Debate At Banbury Chamber Meeting
At the apnstal meeting of the Staney Chamber of Commerce Afr & P Newlands a munntat myer urged that the industrial outlook favored wool over wheat. He noted high production costs crippled industries and urged more effort to grow wool in Australia, arguing wheat remains the more valuable staple. Captain Chiffes, Minister for Agriculture, condemned the woolward shift and defended wheat as essential for national wealth, stressing the need to support both sectors while easing producer burdens.
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Sianey Chamber of Commer
Afr, & P Newlands
Australia
Giptain Chiffes
Aml
Esa
Rainbow Fair in Milford features charity bake sale and lunch
The Meth odist Church Ladies Aid prepare for the Annual Pair at Memorial Hathory on October 20 weather permitting. Secretary Wadhaingham leads the fall committee organising stalls decorations and a luncheon show ground catering with plans advertised in the Baxpresy.
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Methodist Church Ladies’ Aid
Coldonian vineort clash and cricket match notes
Unclear venue notes reference Colldonian vineort on October 2 and a Manilla cricket match against the Digeurs on Saturday 27th with players Kennedy Byrnes Wandingham and others listed. Mentions of Newcastle events and a 3 week period ending around late October.
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Manilla
Saturda
Lav
I. N, Kennedy
J. Byrnes
Byrnes
Wandingham
AP Rorsold
Ne Sut
J. Minen
J. Winter P
Chapmen D Coote
Re Alen
Dawwvon
B- Dovelien
Ju Kennedy
News Briefs From Tamworth Town and Surrounds
Local items note Manilla achievements in sport and church affairs. The Manilla RIC district saw a confirmation plus a Baptist-Methodist social update. Tamworth council discussed a long‑serving official’s resignation and pension, while weather and crop reports highlighted rain, rising wheat samples, and growing fields.
Methodist Sunday School Anniversary Observed at Manilla
The Methodist Sunday School at Manilla held its anniversary with morning lessons and an afternoon program. Miss D Bowne trained singing. Miss Ayood played organ. prizes were awarded, Dona ld Waddingham dux of the kindergarten, Genit Conte first in kindergarten, and Mrs Swain decorated the hall. Rev A Gould spoke on Character Building and a festive evening followed with visitors from other churches.
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Dmanilla
Methodist
D. Bowne
S Latom
Ayood
Miarish Riley
Keith Haghwood
St. Mathew
Kien Malist
Una Young
Nellie Young
Dulcie Winshuttle
Li Heywand
A. J. Gould
Donald Waddingham
Dlass
Genit Conte
Tim
Manilla
Epper
W. Bragg
Barraba
Servic
Adam! Nixon
Mins
Bowman
AP Baker
Peethy
Alt
Gould Shu
Upper Manilie
Jenn. Bowman
Burwood - Badies' College
Achgol
Rifle Shooting and Local Aides Highlight Weekend
Results from the rifle scratch on Saturday show R. Tosby winning with a score near 49 out of 50 at 300 yards. Notable shooters included E. Forster and others. community events feature the Manilla Branch Farmers and Settlers carnival on Saturday with contributions to a prize fund and a visiting Miss Elsie Crapp from Armidale. The Rev R A Harris attended the Annual New England Synod at Armidale, affecting local services, while a Camden oath ceremony marked the death of Mrs Mary Sanford, mother of Mrs W T Tomgworthy.
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Seores
Istines
R. Toseby
RT. Toweby
E. Forster
Dr. Thomas
Ad W. Bighan
R. Bell
A. Blansh
N. Bowman’s
BK North
Williams
Nou
Elsie Crapp
Woodstock
Armidale
Thomas
Abbex
Manilla
Mio
M. Dingar
Bective
Neights
Manilis
Farmers “and Settlers Association
Saunday
Ay As
RA. Harris
New England
Diggers Win first Meliood Shield as Manilla club shines
The Manilla District Cricket Union holds its annual meeting with AR McLeod elected chair in the absence of the president. The Diggers clinch the Melieod Shield after a strong season, praised for unity and eager support for next year. financials show a credit balance and growing member clubs.
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District Cricket Union Ob
Sevenal
N. Dimmock
AR. McLeod
J. N. Kennedy
R. Loseby
P. O'Conor
Byrnes
B.A. Porter
Ingle
Tiggers
Tol
Fiyers
Union
Manilla Wonear
Diggers
Raliein
Hall
Mary Tens
Inter-Disiihanatehes
Aemipir
Tamworth
Gyonedsh
Bogeal
Wickham
Jiwax
Manilla
Jas Macdonald
Credit Balance Jet Bank
Arédit
Hank Hook
Uivins
Fi Lona
Hlane
Valenes Clget
N. Scott
Government Savings Bank
Hetenet
H. Lane
Prindisit
GN. Scott
D. M. Mackenhie
Ri J Kerr
J.D. Kennedy
B. Colie
Treaurer
Kenandy
Seotetary
Waddingham
W. D. Hartles
J. N Kennedy
O Union
Mesars
McLeod
B. Allen
XE Allen
A. R. McLeod
W-D. Hartler
Thwan
Manilli
Scottish concert promises first class programme
The advertisement notes a Thursday event featuring Scottish artists including Mrs Buckland Miss Elsie Findley and Mr Lis Turner with renowned singer Ad Cree. High regard from the Highland Society of NSW and a strong Scottish repertoire aim to attract attendance in Manila with European standard credentials and a sought after pay arrangement.
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Seutch
Ad. Cree
Mary Lander
Burkland
Elsie Findley
Highland Society
N.S. Wales
Manilla
Lis Turner
Buckland
Ingle
UEOMT
Manilla Burral School Stalls For Hospital Fund
Students and friends ran a street stall on Saturday near Manilla Hospital to raise funds for public hospitals. The takings totaled 8 10 1 with hopes to reach 14 or 15 pounds for the hospital. Hospital Day at another school was noted with praise for public hospitals and a four pound donation to the Royal Alexandra Hospital for Children.
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Manilla Burral
Manilla Hospital
oUkalen
Wireless News Roundup From Mayfield Northern State Weather
Rural report notes rain across northern districts with some showers in southern areas. Forecast calls for generally fine conditions with high winds and passing showers. Government confirms new weekly service plan expected between London and Australia by next March. Court case involves master and alteration of gear. Auckland incident wrecks building near Avondale racecourse. City Council retirement noted for Sir Allen Taylor. Parliamentary censure motion underway with early voting anticipated. Local encampment and aged resident report from Liverpools area.
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Dengate
Lave
Farmer’s Broadcasting
Postmonster
Gilson
London
Australia
Perry Smash
Avondale Raercourse
Auckland
Allen Taylor
Maideney
Newcasta
Nor ‘Stila
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Bebt
Bey, Mantles
Mite
Manilla Express
Rainbow Fair
Coldonian Vineort
Walldnieham
Cutter
Newcastle Tookinghale
Becal Aed General News
Intome Fave
Ieee
New Zealand Rugby Footballées
Bngland
Dev
Cornwall
Aemering
Tanworth Vboys
Stemike
Darling
South Afries
Ar. Wal Doyis
J.B. Thorn
Father McCarthy
Samyday
O'Connor
Armidaly
South Sydney
University
Cindivi Ivalley Weing
Hordér
Miss Ball Syip
ManiNy “Express
Luouths
Picton
Migu
Lis Gominott
Nachot
Ade
Abbott
Like
Atunix
Nainai Rover
Wane Creo
Lewis
Major Goodsell
Richmond
Paddonlso
Glen
Methodiat Church
Parney
Aniabievare
Cemden
Ifijass
Mary Sanfold
W. T. Tomgworthy
Mra Cranfield
Thomas Dession
Chmden
Thin Dawes
Sydney
Dangworthy
Sydnay
Leven
Manmita
Cricker ‘Union
Tee
Pa‘roi
J. D Kennedy
AR. Molieod
Messr G, Scott
TL. Collier
W. Gannett
J. Kennedy
Chave
Sela Brady
A. F. McLwod
W. Gannon
Tigseby
Ltake
R. G
Questinn
Thar West
Ma Ces
Jean Mnis
Austria
A. C |Bannerman
Bailand i Amte
Gree Igory
Ari
Blackham
Hoan
Spafforth
Charlie
Fire Soma
United
Hospital
Wight
Ukelan
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