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Manilla Express

Location

Manilla, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Sep 26, 1944

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Manilla Council Meeting Discusses Sewerage and Memorial Pool

Manilla Municipal Council met last Tuesday with Mayor and aldermen present. They planned a Sydney conference delegation, debated excluding milking cans from daylight impounding, and authorized works on Church Street footpath. The council supported a public holiday proposal, urged priority for sewerage, and discussed a war memorial pool concept. The siren restoration for fire alerts was approved, and insurance matters with the Department of Lands were noted.

Manilla Ald R. Macleod J. Coates F. Grill C. N. Scott L. Wilshire F. W. North W. F. Gannon Ald. Grill Sydney L. Mace Manilla Street J. Mace Ald. Gannon A.L.P Ald. Wilshire W. H. Sly Church Street Wilshire Gannon Ald. North Als Mania Business Mens’ Association Scott Department of Lands

Manilla Victory Bond drive urges 320 boys in service

In the latest Manilla newspaper issue the call goes to residents to buy Victory Bonds for every boy from the district who has left home to serve. The town aims for 280 subscribers raising 23000 pounds, with instalment plans and 24 hour redemption. Numbers of enlisted boys and bonds tied to the loan are updated weekly to show support.

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Manilla council tackles hall rent and town works

The Manilla council kept the Mechanics Institute Memorial Hall use in abeyance while insurance is due next year and refused any rent reduction. A donation possibility for repairs was noted. Streets and road repairs were reported as completed, cemetery maintenance continued, and six carob trees planted in Strafford Street to replace dying pepper trees. A barber shop license was granted to Mr Rawson Weatherall in Manilla Street.

Ald Mechanics Social Committee Manilla-Boggabri Manilla Street Strafford Street Rawson Weatherall

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