Caledonian Society Presents Manilla Musical Treat
Manilla residents are promised a top class musical programme on Thursday as the Caledonian Society stages another concert. The event, voted the best of its kind, arrives after strong public support and committee effort. The programme features many old favorites and aims to evoke memories of bygone happy days. Australia’s Harry Tander is billed as an entertainment in his home district.
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Manilla
Caledonian Mociety
Heppy
Yaue Ray
Australia
Harry Tander
State Treasurer reports budget changes and tax shifts
The State Treasurer outlines proposed stamp duty reforms aimed at income relief, mortgage relief, and stamp rate reductions. Estimated annual savings total near £100,000, with broader government expenditure, revenue, and debt figures for 1924–25 showing gains in some areas and deficits in others, plus notes on education and prominent public works costs.
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Ube
Busintes
Wat Advancrs
Paibtho
Otal Wen
Dayan
Longin
Education conference ends with thanks to organizers
The Hol mesion Education Conference concluded Friday with praise for Mr McAlister and staff for its organization. Teachers voiced intent to apply ideas learned, while a vote of thanks honored Mr Wilson for enabling discussions. A fire alarm interrupted the day, with fire damaging Mr Len Phett’s residence on Burtle Street. insurance covered part of the loss on Mr Klott’s inn.
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Inspector Wilson
Wilwun
Tearul Behao
McAlister
Stadt
Wilson
Teanher
Symons
Athungw
Collins
Burrabe
Manilla
Howe
Woontert
Len Phett
BurtelLatreet
Platt
Obituary notices mourn townsman Roy Allen
Roy Allen died Sunday after a long illness following a broken leg from a lorry accident three weeks earlier. Pneumonia and heart failure proved fatal. He was 44, born in North Cuerind, lifelong farmer, husband of Minn Hayward of Melbourne, and father of a daughter. Funeral Monday was led by Rev Harris with many wreaths, including from the Manilla Red Cross Society.
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Roy Allen
Calla
Magsilla
Sabie Sian
Alten
North Cuerid
R. A. Uarris
Crow Society
Alten Iy Pra
Barraba Robbery Probed After Hotel Heist
In Barraba a royal hotel visit sparked town excitement after a robbery on the previous night. Transportable goods from a traveling merchant were stolen, with tracks leading to a factory where most items were recovered. A young man from Barraba and Manilla is detained amid multiple suspected participants. Further arrests expected as police continue inquiries.
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Bret
Royal Hotel
Hardman
Tolen
Wis
Barraba
Manilla
Sts Dicion
Church of England Crush Manilla in Cricketers Charity Match
A Saturday cricket match saw Church of England defeat Manilla by 67 runs. Abberfield starred for Church with solid all around play, while Byrnes and Gannon led Manilla’s bowling. The ground limited several shots, but the diverse lineups kept the game competitive and showcased promising young players for tomorrow.
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Acmart
Manilla
Church of Entead
Manila
Byrnes
W. Gannoo
Church of England
To-Morrmy
Abberfield
Gannon
J. Bignall
J. Byrnes
Rogers
Conpland
Kennedy
BYU Chee Payee
Gardner
Bernes
M. Waygnod
E Byrace
Allen
V. Conpland
H Byrnes
Wardner
Gowann
Alen A. White Allen
R. Gardner
The Lost Ball on the Gulf Route
A weary golfer on the gulf route struggles to shoot and drive from the tees as fatigue and unease hinder his play.
Storm and cinema mix in weathered town note
The piece blends a storm report with film hype. It recalls rain washes fields and mentions heavy hail in parts of New Mexico while praising a new Nero film as the greatest production ever, detailing its plot of power, love, and downfall alongside local council notes and small-town weather observations.
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Cam
Somerton
New Mexico
Witham Fox
Nero
Taeninide
Thristory
Neen
Nern
Poppas
Rome
Mechanics’ Institute
Anzag Ball memory and details from Manila event
A narrative report on the Anzwe Ball at the Manila and District Soldiers Memorial Hall on August 6th. It praises the hall, organization, and efforts of the Manila Branel and local volunteers, noting attendance, financials, decorations, and the overall success of the function amid delays and late timing.
NSW Works Programme Amid Federal Loan Details
The Commonwealth plans a 10.4 million pound loan for states with New South Wales set to receive about 2.906 million for railways tramways roads harbors water works and wheat handling. Officials outline project scope including port and harbor improvements and soldier settlement and irrigation works with deposits milestones on upcoming loan tranches in 1898.
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Commonwealth
New South Wales
Sedney
Nihe
Nuits
Wits
Wireless News Bulletin and Health Efforts Report
A daily wireless bulletin notes Fatlawlye wireless services arriving today. Rain crosses the state with reports from Guyra and the Southern Tablelands. Education officials plan health examinations for 10,000,000 children. Maritime updates mention ships, a surgeon vessel operation, and a warning of coastal disturbances near Port Macquarie to Lord Howe Island.
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Kim
Mrob. A. Stithery
Fariger
Stitwe
Guyra
Tablelands
Sidney Kidman
Namrata
Lovell
Director of Navigation
Port Macquarie
Lord Heerstad
Enorte
Australia
Register Your Dog and Town Receipts Prompt Action
A fragmented notice urges dog owners to register pets and secure receipts. The message implies town residents must comply to avoid penalties, with emphasis on proper documentation and enforcement by local authorities.
Barraba Road Deterioration Prompts Repairs and Market Sale
Local note reports Barraba road between Tarpoly Creek and Barraba in dismal condition after rain. B Hall to open sale yard on Saturday offering prized horses including trotter Countess. Town vandalism incident damages a Glenister and Mackenzie life service car, reversing into a garage and causing injuries and property damage.
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Barraba
Tarpoly Creek
B. Hall
Glenister
Mackenzie
Taverel
Teh
Empire Hotel
Manilla Parents and Citizens Association Conference
The Manilla Parents and Citizens Association hosted visiting speakers from the schools last week. President A R McLeod welcomed attendees, Secretary E Morais and Inspector Wilson replied, praising the association’s excellent work as the evening featured games and dancing.
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Manilla Parents and Citmens’ Association
Sraehors
Tivco
A. R. McLeod
E. Morais
Wilson
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