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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 01, 1930
Page
4
Notice by V Bowman warns that all persons leaving gates open on his Buena Vista Upper Manilla property will be prosecuted from 20 March 1929.
A terse notice states that persons found in breach of law will be dealt with impartially, citing “without respect to persons.” It references long-standing permissions cut on 25/5/29 and names Bruce Fark in connection with the record.
Government notices warn that all persons found fishing shooting trapping or trespassing on Kirconnell lands after this date will be prosecuted without respect by persons. Revocation of previous permits dated 18/5/28. Also a note restrains disturbing ewes and lambs on the river bank at Albro farm with strict enforcement.
A property owner warns that any person shooting hunting fishing or trespassing after the date will be prosecuted under the law all previous permission cancelled. A reward of £25 is offered for information leading to conviction of anyone stealing sheep or cattle believed to be the owner’s property. 8 Wheeler Horton Park Keepit 10 January 1930.
A notice warns that any person found trespassing for shooting rabbiting or interfering with fences on the Clydenville property will be prosecuted. D MacDonald signs from Clydenville with a caution about leaving netting gates open at Strathfield and says prosecutions will be immediate. Signed 8. Shaw, Manager.
Public notice by M. J. Brady dated April 30, 1929 forbids shooting hunting fishing or any trespass on Kia-ora after the specified date. All prior permissions are canceled and violators will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
Notice warns that any person shooting hunting or interference with fences on Willamby will be prosecuted regardless of prior permissions. R A Hudson withdrawing all previous permissions and fears enforcement.
The Chief Commissioner for Railways Mr W J Cleary pledged to promote by merit to reshape the NSW system. He condemned seniority backed by protection and urged reorganization to motivate workers, transfer others between departments, and reduce dismissalsamid unemployment fears. He contrasted vulnerable, low wage staff with secure, seniority protected employees and urged industry leaders to back reforms.
A mixed record from Pitt Bon and Badgery reports large yardings of cattle and sheep with clear price bands for beef, lambs, and wool. Separately the piece laments railways staffing disputes, urging merit over seniority and criticizing privilege in a heated inquiry.
In Tingha the coroner ordered Wahid and Sanderson to stand trial at the Inverell Quarter Sessions on arson and accessory before the fact charges after a blaze that gutted Wahid's rental house. Sanderson confessed controlling instructions and benzine use, while Mrs. Sanderson testified amid cross examination. Bail was set at 300 pounds with sureties, and Sa n derson did not apply for bail.
At Coolangatta Council a claim of £59 for attendance by Ald A B L Mille was discussed. The by law is said to be mandatory. Some members urged restraint until further information arrived, with calls to rescind the by law previously proposed.
A new publication titled Her Privates We is hailed as one of the finest war books from the soldiers’ viewpoint. The author uses the pseudonym Private 19022, with strong indication he is Fred Manning, son of Sir W. P. Manning former Mayor of Sydney and member of the Legislative Assembly.
Mr Stavens and Mr Stevens debate debt and defaults while a railways crisis looms as the Federal Court pressures new weekly charges. The Hamburg American Line and North German Lloyd merger shifts Germany to challenge Britain's maritime dominance in the mercantile fleet.
Muriel Star told the Bankruptcy Court a tale of ongoing failure and waning public interest in the orthodox state. After the examination she commented that it all was very simple.
The passage notes that one in ten people own cars, with 600000 in a 6000000 population, and quips how this correlates with poverty. It mentions a husband remarking on his wife’s eleven pairs of shoes as a social aside.
Severe criticism targets Government in politics as retrenchment hits public service while hundreds of NSW schools reportedly have married couples teaching together. Major Jarvie alleged up to 200 schools involved with couples earning £800 to £1,000 yearly. inquiry by Mr. Drummond aims to verify, with potential salary savings if wives are retrenched.
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