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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 16, 1935
Page
3
An advertisement lists men’s outerwear including Nigger Brown leather overcoats priced at 79/6 and 87/6 for higher quality, navy velour D B overcoats, polo overcoats, and all wool flannels. Also shown are men’s sweaters, stripe flannelette pyjamas, and boys’ wear such as tweed overcoats, wool shirts, navy flannel blazers, and wool suits with varied price points.
An ideal Fibrolite bungalow demonstrates modern construction at low cost with asbestos cement panels, Taskan tiles roof, Tilux marble like interiors, and low maintenance. The display highlights durable, fire resistant Fibrolite features and a booklet offering designs and builder guidance from James Hardie and Coy.
The article condemns wavering resolutions at a Sydney wragiers meeting that would limit public abattoir services and harm meat market expansion. It notes forthcoming grazing meetings and widespread rumours of foreign influence impacting abattoir operations and their community role.
A garbled excerpt discusses public abattoirs, private meat experts, and trader alliances in Britain and Australia. It argues that subsidies and favorable currency effects enable British producers to undercut Australian workers, harming exports and raising prices for British artisans. The piece critiques dumping and trade concessions while calling for reforms.
The Australian Mercantile Land and Finance Co. Ltd notes most wool comes from the southern and northern Tablelands and Central Eastern slopes, with clips in good order, well grown and attractive in color. A few clips originate from Central Western areas and the North West.
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