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Manilla Express

Location

Manilla, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Sep 25, 1951

Page

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Memorial park plans approved by Manilla RSSXAILA branch

The Manilla Sub Branch of RSSXAILA approves a World War II memorial park at the Court and Manilla streets corner. Plans include a children’s playground and restrooms with a shrine proposed for Anzac Day services. Delegates elected to push the project. Legacy appeal adds £56. Age pensioners with ten years’ membership will join the sub branch without further subscription.

Manilla Rssxaila Padre N. Ward A. A. Duprez R. M. Smith League J. Coates

Official Opening Of Theatre At Manilla Hospital

At a Hospital Board meeting the public of Manilla and district will be invited to attend the official opening of the modernised Operating Theatre funded by the Burrell Bequest. Nearly £1000 from the bequest supported the project, with Terrazo walls and a new up to date operating table. A tablet will be placed in memory of Mrs S E Burrell, and the NSW Health Minister plus Mr W A Chaffey are to be invited to attend. date to be announced.

Manilla Burrell 5S. E. Burrell New South Wales W. A. Chaffey

Mrs C N Scott Passes In Manilla Notice

Annie May Scott aged 57 wife of Manilla newsagent Col. Scott died at her Rowan Street residence on Friday evening. A well known community and church worker, she had a short service at the Church of England before her remains were cremated at Beresfield Crematorium on Monday. Further details will appear in our next issue.

Scott Church of England Man‘Ma Beresfield Crematorium

Manilla Referendum Delivers Yes Majority

In Manilla Council Chambers on Saturday a referendum resulted in a yes majority of 197. Of 1662 electors voting, 919 chose yes and 722 no with 21 informal ballots. Returning Officer J. Coates reported arrangements carried out smoothly and the busiest period was 7.15 pm to 7.45 pm.

Manilla J. Coates Coates

Municipal Council Grants Building Applications in Monthly Meeting

The council approved several building plans including a weatherboard garage for Mrs A A Marsh Strafford Street Lot 1 Section 24, a covered way for Mr B Dowe Strafford Street Lot 17 Section 3, a fibro and weatherboard dwelling and garage for M C Mackenzie and Sons Pty Ltd Namoi Street Lot 3 Section 29, a fibro and galvanised iron garage for Mr W A Gardner Namoi Street Lot 3 Section 10, a ready cut weatherboard dwelling for Mr C Hardcastle Tamworth Road Portion 282, an enclosed verandah addition for J J Cooper Stoddart Street Lot 1 Section 3, and a temporary 12 month occupancy for a garage. The council also decided to tile the ceiling of the caretaker’s hut room at the Showground and approved Reg MacMillan to alter Mac’s shop front.

A. A. Marsh Strafford Street B. Dowe M. C. Mackenzie and Sons Pty Ltd Namoi Street W. A. Gardner

Manilla Council Secures Petrol Tax Road Grant

At the monthly meeting the Town Clerk said Manilla Municipality received 1550 from the Federal Aid Roads Grant. The money is lodged in trust to improve Arthur Charles Streets North Manilla Strafford Street Rushes Creek Road Low Level Bridge. Council invited tenders for resurfacing and grading the listed roads.

Manilla Mardowa Arthur/Charles Manilla Street Strafford Street Rushes Creek Road Greenhatches Creek Court Street

Dog registration opens with due fees for dog owners

The annual dog registration period arrives and owners in New South Wales are urged to pay the required fee promptly to avoid penalties. Printed by George Arthur Greaves of Manila Street, Manila, NSW.

George, Arthur Greaves Manilla Street Manilla State of New South Wales

Electrical Engineer's Report on Municipal Installations

Report by G Head to Aldermen covers electricity and water works. Sub station at Market Street completed and operating. West Manilla extensions nearing completion but delayed by 30 ft poles. Upper Manilla 33 KV line started. sufficient cable on hand. Street lighting brackets ordered but not received. Water pumping stations running satisfactorily with minor repairs. North Manilla reservoir progress over halfway. rising main extension under way. Four new water installations completed. requests for more ongoing.

G. Head Market Street Manilla Southbrook North Manilla Idone NORTH Grel

Manilla Stock Sale Yields Broad Activity and Prices

360 cattle yarded and sold with 150 fat cattle meeting strong competition from Armidale and Sydney buyers. Top prices reached fat cows £33 16s, fat steers £32 1s, and various high figures for black and other stock, while store cattle sold around £20 and sheep and lambs priced to £60 for fat wethers. About 27 owners participated led by Hagan and Byrnes among others. next sale set for Wednesday 10 October.

V. J. Byrnes Armidale Hagan Smyth Heywood Byrnes Robinson Cooke Wark MelDohnl Tyedd Gall Pengilly Cuipps Stanley Cocking Plett

Hospital board adopts bed lamps for Mahilla District

The Hospital Board voted Friday to install bed lamps on all beds at Mahilla District Hospital. Lamps will be bought from Amenities funds.

Mahilla’ District

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