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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 08, 1930
Page
4
A notice from G V Bowman warns of people waving gates on his property Bueng Vista in Upper Manilla and states prosecution will commence from the date 38/9/29. The fragmentary text indicates potential trespass action and formal threat of legal proceedings.
Notice warns that any person or seven persons found shooting trapping poisoning or tree pausing on The Braes or Springmownt will be dealt with by law without respect to persons. Permissions are voided as of 36/5/28 signed Bruce Park.
Notice warns that all persons caught fishing shooting trapping or disturbing livestock on the river bank of Albro farm Kircennell will be prosecuted without respect to persons and all previous permissions revoked. Posted by Chab Lennon and Keep It.
A notice from Horton Park Hawkins? Wheeler states that any person aboating hunting fishing or trespassing on his property after this date will be prosecuted and prior permission cancelled. A reward of £25 is offered for information leading to conviction of anyone stealing his sheep or cattle. Dated 10 January 1930.
Notice warns against shooting, rabbiting or interfering with fences on the property. Includes a caution about leaving gates open at Strathfield and states immediate action against offenders. Signed by Mevager Selaw, manager.
After this date, all persons Cimel shooting, hunting, or trespassing on Kia-ora will be prowwemtad without Tespoet. The presences are cancelled. M. J. Brady leads the action to enforce the order against violators on the Kia-ora property and waters.
Notice states that any person found voting or hunting or trespassing on Willamby will be prosecuted without respect to person. all previous permissions are withdrawn by R H Atinson.
Ford Motor Company Australia executives laud Commander Byrd and the Ford Monoplane used for the South Pole expedition. They highlight the plane’s capacity, safety, and long transcontinental service while noting Ford’s role in advancing aviation and affordable transport.
During the last week several new records were established on Appotenic Motor Spirit. Mr WB Thompson won the Australian held at Philip Island in 3 hours 6 minutes at an average speed for the 200 miles of 64.5 mph a record for the course. His fastest lap 79 mph was also a record. Mr Don Robertson, driving his G15 Graham Paige set new figures for the Sydney Melbourne record covering 563 miles in 8 hours 4 minutes at an average slightly over 56 mph. Both drivers used Phine Appotenic Motor Spirit.
An archived note from Vacuum Oil Company claims petrol carries far more energy per unit than similar measures of high explosives such as nitro or TNT. It describes petrol as a tiny energy thread that can move a vehicle, equating gallon mileage to vast distances and a vast weight of fuel to steel’s strength.
The 1920s Dover incident follows a World War I ship loss. The HMS Glatton burned in Dover Harbor and was sunk by torpedo to avert magazine explosions. More than 100 officers and crew perished. This week the ship’s skeletons were removed and coffins arrived at the Naval Depot at Chatham for solemn naval honors in Gillingham, Kent.
Shell reveals a nationwide scheme to paint depot roofs with bold town abbreviations no longer than seven letters for quick aerial readability. Towns already signposted include Parkes Forbes Bathurst Orange Katoomba Young Goulburn Bowral Queanbeyan Narrandera Griffith Warren Wagga June Kempsey Grafton. The system aims to standardize depots across Australia and improve aviation navigation.
Lady Maxwell of Rothesay reports on a Co operative Society delegation visit to Russia. She notes low divorce costs, government custody of children, widespread women’s work, communal kitchens, scarce food and clothing, and strict social controls including locked theatres.
Introduction of the 1930 Whippet Six S0 cwt track the Willys Six marks a new era in light truck design. The model features a heavy counterbalanced crankshaft for smooth action and low maintenance, a high compression engine of 6 hp at 3200 rpm, and a chassis 190 300 lb heavier than rivals in its class. The Willys Overland lineup also includes the sleeve valve Willys Knight 224 ton truck used by J McMahon & Co. for government railway parcel delivery, reinforcing Willys-Overland’s dominance in haulage applications.
Ex members of the 6th Light Horse Regiment ALF will hold their annual re union dinner at Dungovan Cafe 34 Martin Place Sydney on Saturday 26 April 1930 at 7 p m. Ex members wishing to attend should apply early to Honorary Secretary Mr G J Watson 340 Kent Street Sydney.
Mr Thorby minister of agriculture notes that current prospects are dim but compares with 1914 onward when conditions were harsher. He says the country endured that crisis and emerged victorious, implying resilience in facing present difficulties.
The passage describes Isaacs as a brilliant lawyer and versatile musician, noting his Cabinet era associations with three eminent figures Deakin Glynn and Forrest. Deakin respected as the broadest reader in Australian politics, Glynn a Shakespearean, and Forrest challenged by Isaacs on topics of sacs in parliamentary discourse.
Australian explorer Douglas Grant, adopted son of museum zoologist Robert Grant, carried a 100-pound sandstone block two miles to examine a footprint resemblance at Avon Dam. The Australian Museum petrologist doubts the imprint, calling it a sandstone fault. If real, the discovery would challenge established timelines for human existence.
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