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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 15, 1930
Page
4
A警告 from G V Bowman warns that any person opening gates on the Buena Vista property at Upper Manilla will be prosecuted. The notice dated 22/3/29 serves as a formal legal claim enforcing gate closure on the premises.
Caution states that actions must follow the law without regard to persons and that prior permissions are invalidated. The notice is signed as 25/829 by Rence Park, indicating authority or responsibility for the guidance.
The text records CAUTION notices from R. Park at Kirconnell and CHAS Lennon at Albro Farm warning that fishing shooting or disturbing livestock on their property river bank will be prosecuted without regard to persons. Dates indicate 18/6/28 and current warnings.
A notice from S Wheeler of Horton Park warns that anyone shooting hosting or trespassing on the property after 10 January 1930 will be prosecuted. It cancels all previous permission and offers a 25 pound reward for information leading to conviction of anyone stealing sheep or cattle proven to be the property.
A manager signs a notice warning that any person trespassing by shooting rabbiting or interfering with fences on Strathfield property will be prosecuted. It cautions against leaving netting gates open and states prosecutions will be instituted immediately against offenders. Signed S Shaw, Manager.
A brief notice states all parsons found shooting or trespassing on Kis Ora after the specified date will be prosecuted without respect to any person. It notes that permissions are cancelled and lists M. J. Brady with a date 0/4/29 as reference.
Notion proclaims anyone found shooting or hunting or interfering with fences on Willamby will be prosecuted regardless of persons. All prior permissions are withdrawn by RFL HUDSON.
An advertisement extols Cornwell's Malt Extract and Pleasant Tonic Food and Digestive for boosting the nutritional value of foods. It claims the product restores general well being and enjoyment, suitable for bread, toast, biscuits, porridge, stirred into milk, or eaten plain after meals. Grown-ups and children alike are urged to use it.
At Barraba on March 25 Edward H D Campbell was committed for trial on a charge of feloniously slaying a man at Barraba. Witnesses described a night near Barraba bridge with Campbell and two men, bloodstains on Campbell clothes, and statements about the events leading to the death. Police evidence placed Campbell at the scene with conflicting accounts and admissions of striking a man during a confrontation.
Sydney discusses Britain and America cargo vessels and tariff effects. A 5 percent cut in implement costs for farmers is touted as immediate by F McKay of H V McKay Pty Ltd Melbourne, with claims the tariff changes will reduce costume duties and curb extravagance in Australia.
A Brisbane and London report from Schute Beil & Co discusses a buoyant yet unsettled wool market. Downward price trends appear arrested, while widespread stockpiles and credit tightness curb sales. The note calls attention to wool growers facing ads in meat distribution and potential gains for small flocks under policy shifts.
A dense discussion among woolgrowers and officials highlights how Australia's stance affects South African wool prices. The debate references Courtauld's 1908 artificial silk production notes and notes that restricted sales will depress wool consumption, signaling broader industry strain.
The 18 year old son of Governor de Chair writes a book published by Constable. It is described as remarkable, spanning references from Russia to current affairs and opinions ahead of the next war.
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