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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 26, 1930
Page
2
Master Optician of the North and North-West Knoll will be present at Mechanic's Institute. The notice promotes his personal attendance and identifies him as a leading figure in optical trades.
A long reminiscence contrasts pioneer scarcity with later gains from transport and science. It notes wool sales at Newcastle and decentralisation pressures, then shifts to a satirical critique of a fictitious military coup amid economic strain, urging rational budgeting and steady work. The piece blends social history with local commerce and a parable on resilience.
A. Shelton led the organ as scholars formed a mass choir. Kindergarten children under Mrs Tauw delighted with their pieces. Master Swain read Phélia REMIT. Miss Gloria Sheldon sang There in a Happy Land. Prize distribution caused eager questions about names. Rev R Grayson linked the Tree of Life to modern choices.
Fragmented report outlines remand hearings and bail for defendants J D Kennedy and Thomas Cameron in Manilla Police Court. Entries mention estate value of the late Lady Hay in NSW and note Hay on the Murrumbidgee town’s naming in honor of Sir John Hay. July death age 65 and historic name Lang’s Crowsing appear in truncated text.
Mr Lang pledges if elected to power to repudiate the Premiers' financial agreement. He would repudiate the Loan Council Public Servants' salaries and restore the 44 Hours Week and Fair Rental Court. He would repeal the Western lands Act and abolish the Legislative Council and reduce Parliament. New South Wales to borrow to complete government works and a mortgage interest measure is proposed. The Governor's position to be abolished.
On Monday last Sir Philip Game presented Mr Brown of Parramatta with the Order of the British Empire in recognition of his long service as chairman of the National Rifle Association.
The weekend showcase centers on Behind the Makeup a life behind the scenes tale of a comedian waitress and a timid man with a strong inferiority complex Their loves and devotions are depicted The Devil is the support feature Apple Tree offers high sensation likely to be viewed as the stronger of the two films by many readers.
The infant daughter will be baptized as Margaret Rose at Buckingham Palace in October. The article notes the first name reflects Scotland's royal history and that the Prince of Wales is anticipated as a godfather. It mentions the baby’s aunt Lady Leventin-Gower as the sponsor connection.
Mr J. L. Garden announces he will not attend the national Bigit Tour Dinner, saying his action stems from unemployment and distress. The committee has retained Nim Thad during the Tip- Her Strike, and a Russian Revolution Anniversary banquet began.
The focal branch of the Grand United Order of Odd Fellows held a lively dance and characters party in the Palais on Tuesday. Mr Vi Abberfield led the floor as patrons enjoyed the event from start to finish.
The mission across Manilla and surrounding areas reports rising attendances and a positive response. The Vicar notes strong participation at morning eucharist and evening services, with addresses planned by the Mitchnner. Rev. Grayson leads multiple services in Manilla and nearby towns, including Barraba and Presbyters, reflecting a sustained program and offerings.
A movement spreading across regions reaches Manilla with 35 enthusiastic boys forming the Junior Farmers Club under organizer Mr Blacklock. The group, now 33 clubs strong with about 1,000 active members in under two years, aims to blend scientific agriculture with practical, profitable farming for youths who may not become full-time farmers. An advisory center is discussed to guide member activities while postponing officer elections.
From the 26th instant the Brishaw Express will travel the North Coast route and by no means will shorten the time between Sydney and Brisbane. The express will leave Sydney at 6 15 p.m. and arrive at 4 50 p.m. next day.
At the Hospital Board meeting last Saturday the plan to grant free treatment under the care fund was approved. A private ward will be used for a week, and Friendly Societies members receive similar concessions. Lodge fees paid to the hospital will be credited if a member uses the public ward, encouraging Lodge members to join. Enrollment averages about 200 per month since late May. some delay joining remains. A Cup match against Manila is noted, with squad details and expectations.
Players both ladies and yeats must submit names to the Secretary Manila District Tennis Association by September 30. The association will not provide financial assistance to selected players. Excursion rates and rail fare must be paid, with registration fees of 86 and 44 for ladies. Twenty teams, each with four players, will be chosen. teams announced in October to allow practice before the Sydney carnival.
The secretary of the FSA myo branch reminds farmers to submit Viet entries for the Manila field wheat competition before the October 1 deadline.
Miss Kath O Brien daughter of Mr and Mrs T S O Brien is reported to be doing nicely after undergoing cooperation for appendicitis.
In loving memory of Allen Laird who departed this life on 26 September 1928 aged 18 years. Rest in peace. Inserted by his grieving mother and sisters.
The Municipality of Manilla invites tenders for sweeping the Namoi River Bridge. Applicants must quote costs for sweeping the deck fortnightly and booms monthly. Details available from the Town Clerk during office hours at Steafford Street Manilla. 23/9/1990.
For sale items from M C Mackenzie and Sons Lyd include pantry staples such as Cocoa, Candles, Marmite, Weet Bix, Puffed Rice, Butter, and Sugar, with prices and pack sizes listed. A one ton truck with electric light and starter, in good condition, available at Hall's Garage Mania. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY specials feature apricots apples plums honey and butter, plus Friday only Sky Silk fabric and colored towels with bargain pricing. Local shop rõ search for bargains and value offerings.
Notice from Upper Manila area about a study related to pedigree or livestock, with sparse readable contact details.
Notice announces an extraordinary council seat election for Mandowa Shire Riding 5 following Councillor McDonald’s death. Nomination day is October 10 1980 with nominations due by 5 pm October 9 1980. Ballot on November 1 1980. locations include Manilla Council Chambers.
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