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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 01, 1930
Page
6
CAUTION. Any person found fishing or shooting or disturbing ewes and lambs on the river bank of my property at Albro Farm will be prosecuted without respect of persons CHAS. LENNON.
Notice warns that any person found shooting unting or trespassing on Braemar grounds will be prosecuted without respect to permits. All previous permissions are cancelled. G.5. RB. PAK
A partial archival notice warns against pelusing or trespassing near fences and property. The fragment mentions Clydeaville and a date like July 20 with reference to MacDONALI.
A terse notice warns that any person shooting trapping poisoning or trespassing on lands known as The Brees or Xovingmount will face legal action without regard to persons. It cancels all prior permissions and is signed BRUCK VARS 5 or.
Any person found shooting hunting fishing or trespassing on my property after this date will be prosecuted and dealt with as the law directs. All previous permission cancelled. A reward of £25 will be paid for information leading to the conviction of anyone stealing sheep or cattle proven to be my property. 8 5 Wheeler Horton Park Keep it. 10th January 1930.
Notice warns against foul shooting hunting or interfering with fences near Willandy. All previous permissions are withdrawn. Prosecutions without respect to persons. Also warns against leaving netting gates open on Strathfeld. Immediate prosecutions will be stated against offenders Steved Silaw Manaver and R. H. Hudson.
All persons leaving watea open up by property Buena Vista TM Upper Manilla will be prosecuted from this date 22/3/29. G. V. BOWMAN.
A public notice from R. Park warns that anyone found fishing shooting trapping or trespassing on Kirconnell after May 18 1928 will be prosecuted without regard to persons. All previous permissions are revoked.
A terse notice states that persons forming shooting hunting fishing or trespassing on Kia-ora after this date will be prosecuted without respect to persons. All previous permissions cancelled. 40,4/29 M. 1 Brady.
Naturalist Charles Barrett returns from the Nullarbor Plain with insect and spider finds new to science and a photo collection. The article paints a lush night reveal of flowers, moths, and diverse life after rains, notes washaway lakes shrinking, and highlights spiders, lizards, and resident birds across Forrest to Ooldea with Aboriginal terms and local station life.
The seven millionth Chevrolet rolled off the Flint Michigan assembly line with W S Knudsen driving the historic car. The milestone followed the six millionth Chevrolet produced on June 25 1929 setting a record for six cylinder output. production times compare to earlier milestones. The text also includes unrelated verses and jokes about a sick child and a tonic advertisement, which do not pertain to the car milestone.
The article notes total federal parliament costs since Federation of 8,602,723 with 720,142 for Governors-General expenses. Mr Scullin told Mr Nairn a full twenty five year expenditure analysis is needed to gauge Commonwealth Public Service costs but cannot be undertaken due to heavy work and cost involved.
Government statistician T Waites reports NSW wheat variety sowings last season led by Waratah with 897,138 acres of 4,425,389 total. Federation and Yandilla King appear next, with many varieties listed and totals showing Waratah dominates, other top names and percentages detailed.
London to Australasian plan outlines Cyril L Westcott of A A Wakefield says Kert Hinkler will attempt a round Australia voyage returning to England within a month. Captain McIntosh accompanies Hinkler on a Tri Motor Fokker Aves 10 with three Armstrong Siddeley engines. Wakefield and Castrol covered planes operate on Brisbane Sydney Melbourne routes. 295000 miles flown in six months.
Tailors supply meet sartorial needs of about 4500 men in Cessnock with 21 shops now operating. Since mines reopened new tailoring firms have opened nearly weekly, with managers noting each shop would need to average eight suits weekly to sustain 21 businesses. This implies residents would buy about 8755 suits annually, roughly one new suit per man every six months.
The NSW Public School Teachers Federation has devoted funds to opposing the Public Service Salaries Reduction Act. It argues the government supports the public service, including teachers, and warns that any salary cut jeopardizes pay, leave, and employment. The piece condemns officials for failing to compromise amid fiscal strain and criticizes pre judgmental views.
Tyrell-Smith, Irish rider with Messrs Rudge Whitworth, won the Junior T T at the Isle of Man and is noted for a strong past season finish after Seven crashed. He and G. E. Nott jointly hold the two hours and 200 miles record at over 102 mph, Tyrrell-Smith consistently using Wakefield gear.
The Police Magistrate at Springsure presided as the Shire Clerk brought prosecutions against all Council members and their overseer for failing to register dogs under by laws. Councilors who paid fees after the March 31 deadline faced convictions rather than fines, ordered to pay court costs of 3/6 in default seven hours.
Shepherds, a 100 year old firm, promotes seed packets for small gardens. The offer includes 58 different kinds across five packets, with free postage to the door. Options include multi-kind pumpkin, tomato, melon, cucumber, and rock melon mixes, priced at 2 shillings 3 pence or separate packets at 6d each, with a request to mention the paper.
P L C Shepherd and Son Ltd promotes farm and garden seeds with a Sydney head office at 5 Parker Street. The notice urges helping the hospital and the unfortunate. It mentions new wages hooks available at Scntt’s for 1/10 each.
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