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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 24, 1931
Page
4
Strathfield residents are warned against leaving netting gates open and prosecutions will be immediately started against offenders. Signed 8 Shaw, Manager.
Caution Oyly Buena Vista Upper Manilla property will be prosecuted from this date as stated in local notices.
On 10/11/80 M J Brady and Bruch Park warn that any shooting hunting fishing trapping or trespassing on their properties Kio Ora and Springmont will be prosecuted without regard to persons. All prior permissions are cancelled and legal action may follow.
Notice declares immediate prosecution for shooting hunting or fence interference at Willamby with all prior permissions withdrawn by R FH Hudson.
An NSW Returned Soldiers League monograph outlines its aims and empire wide role. It highlights centenary Cenotaph creation Remission of Stamp War Service Homes and pensions tribunals and home maintenance boards with League nominees. It notes free services including employment aid medical treatment legal advice and pension claims support. The author, as first Australian delegate to a forthcoming British Empire Service League conference in Canada, calls for renewed member support amid ongoing repatriation and postwar hardship.
A Glenfield Veterinary Research test fed leaves from a poisoned Eucalyptus tree to a calf over ten days. The animal remained normal, indicating no danger to stock from eating leaves of trees treated with arsenic, though spraying near pastures must be avoided to prevent unintended contamination.
The Proclamation dated 3 March 1914 as published in Gayette No 46 on 4 March 1914 is varied to permit gill nets for catching all fresh water fish except salmon or trout in inland Namoi River waters. The net may be up to 30 yards long with mesh not less than six inches, per Gov Gazette 2 April 1931.
A NSW report shows the Unemployed Relief Fund faces a shortfall of at least £1,000,000 by June 30 as dole outlays surge to about £3,943,000 per year. By end of March receipts were £2,313,000 against £2,652,000 spent, with £436,000 more allocated for loans. Unemployment runs 34,000 in cities and 20,000 in the country. The piece also notes a Returned Soldiers League drive under President Teague with the slogan Wear the Badge to recruit ex‑service members.
The Department of Labour and Industry in Melbourne plans a Government Nurses Employment Agency to reduce nurse unemployment. It will place registered nurses, including war nurses and probationers, in suitable hospital and public sector posts with thorough screening. The agency is led by a trained nurse from ACTNA and operates from 132 George Street North, with contact Ext 2184.
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