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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 01, 1933
Page
4
A reflection on how animals intrude into municipal affairs. Dogs, cats, pigs, and lions raise legal questions about what counts as an animal under acts. The piece surveys registrations, licensing, and penalties, noting how beehives and beekeeping also trigger council deliberations.
Obituary notices for James Clack known as the Pearl King detailing his long pearling career from New Palm Brisbane to Western Australia, and his leadership in pearl shell production. Also notes on William Extes Davis death, police findings of money and jewelry, unlettered will, and inquiries to Ontario. Includes local reports on Cobar water supply, railway defects bill, and sports results from Armidale and Glen Tres.
Fragmentary remarks suggest easing in information restrictions may bring gradual improvement. Current news in the press is mundane with mentions of seminars, air mishaps, tennis, and legal theory as observers brace for future developments.
Heavy pelt demand weakened with 133 tons submitted and 144 tons noted in later lots. Prices fell about 4d to 5d per lb on heavy pelts while other grades dipped. fox skins showed little change despite large forward offerings. Goldabrough, Murt and Co Ltd cite a weaker overall market with 34 to 4d below last week. rabbits also softer amid smaller catalogs. The World Conference in London stalled as American resistance limited progress.
An old advertise for a used Laffargue piano priced at 145 pounds with full guarantee and a former 231 pound price. Includes 18 music rolls and a music stool free. Also available reconditioned pianos from 60 pounds with deposits from 4 pounds. Readable details promise easy terms and a comprehensive list.
The article recalls Mr. Lars's love of port reflected in his gear and car needed to haul tackle while Mr. Bare films large catches with a chauffeur. Sherman narrates landing a 16M shark and night fishing feats, with hotel stays and six baskets of fish as a record. Local tales from Bondi to Moruya spark visitor interest.
Mr Cyril Ryan, a grasser near Bung Bung, narrowly escapes a fatal kangaroo attack at Hanna’s Bridge. He wrestles free from the animal’s grip after the kangaroo lunges and, despite initial danger, strikes back and fatally wounds the massive creature.
Mr. 8 J Carrigan brings two pure white emu eggs from Kaligal near Mungindi to town and displays them at Mr J Noyes ulop. Locals note the eggs are unusually pure white, warm from the nest, a rarity for bushmen. Also referenced is a London trial anecdote where a defendant joked about his lawyer understanding the case and a magistrate later deemed him not guilty.
A fragmented schedule lists numerous divisions and prizes for flowers, cakes, sandwiches, and domestic crafts. Items include cut flowers, ranunculus, primulas, buttonholes, sponge sandwiches, peach blossom pasta, small cakes, shortbread, and various linens and white work. Prizes feature silver basins and Bestway Cookery Book, with entry rules and required packaging details.
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