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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 28, 1925
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text from a local page mentions places and names in a cryptic form. It hints at a town scene with references to a group or entity in a locality and a possible event or description, but the readable facts are minimal and scattered.
The market reports from Schute Bell & Co show wool sales resuming with refined fibre fineness kept, while overall prices hold within March levels. Demand remains irregular with German competition and limited buyer power, though strong long wools and top-quality lots showed better activity alongside continued exports and regional sales across New England and Greylands.
Figures from the Department of Agriculture show a record area sown to wheat in New South Wales since 1917, with prices and demand high. Farm capital remains strong at £970 million, cattle holdings valued, bulk handling expanding with 17.5 million bushels already bulk handled this harvest, improving efficiency and reducing losses. The government aims to push bulk handling for every produced bushel to reach markets, signaling prosperity for primary producers amid stable conditions.
J R Clynes warns British Labour to avoid continental union misleaders and anti democratic left wingers led by Tom Mann. He urges workers to support action against leftist intrenchment at the Trades Hall Sydney and to back decisive resistance to what he terms job control communism.
Ford and Germany ting quiet as buyers soaked up 73 tons offered. Prices showed a slight advance for some pelts but overall values declined. hare skins were weak and fox skins mixed. Demand was light with few good skins available and quotations revealed a general downturn from prior periods.
Adie's Economic Store announces new flannels and flannelettes with a grand opening invitation. The shop invites customers to inspect the expanded stock and explore the updated fall offerings.
Advertises a price list and fruit book from Plan Glen Iives Nursery. Promises a vigorous stock of apples pears peaches plums and cherries plus hedge plants roses vegetables and flower seedlings bulbs oranges per ehomons walnuts wines and invites inspection.
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