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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 07, 1931
Page
4
The text describes two models offering rich materials and refinements for restful comfort and driving pleasure. A smooth silent engine responds to light touch delivering ample power and speed aligned with graceful body lines. New smaller sturdier steel spoke wheels add safety and boost driving confidence on high speeds and long trips.
Notice from M. J. Brady dated October 11, 1930 states all persons found shooting hunting fishing or trespassing on Kio-ora after this date will be prosecuted without regard to persons and all previous permissions are cancelled.
A notice from BRUCK PARK warns that any person found schooling trapping poisoning or trespassing on the Sipringmont property will be dealt with by law without respect to persons. All previous permissions are cancelled. Dated 10/11/30.
Persons are warned against leaving netting gates open on Strathfield and prosecutions will be immediately instituted against offenders. Signed S. Shaw, Manager.
Caution that any person found shooting hunting or trespassing on Braemar property will be prosecuted without respect to persons. All previous permissions cancelled.
Notive warns no shooting hunting or interference with fences on Willamby. Violators will be prosecuted without respect to persons. All previous permissions are withdrawn. R. A. HUDSON.
An advertisement invites readers to buy a thoroughly renovated Paling piano for home use. It promotes happiness and social pleasure and directs inquiries to 338 George Street Rodney or the local agent for particulars and easy terms.
This piece extols shrubs as essential to any garden, detailing planting depth, drainage, and soil prep, plus top-dressing and nutrient needs. It highlights hardy flowering shrubs from West Australia such as Chorozemas Cordata and Lasindra Grandifora, noting their growth, foliage, and ornamental value to create harmony and contrast.
Cattle and sheep trade was active with moderate supplies and improved prices. Prime beef prices ranged from 22 to 30 per 100 pounds, with lambs around 44d and other quality lambs near 4d, while wethers and ends traded steadily. lambs and light hoggets remained in demand amid broad buyer attendance.
Shepherds offers small garden seed sets with 12 packets including pumpkin tomato rock melon cucumber water melon lettuce and flowers. Sets priced 2 shillings 6 pence with separate packets 3 pence each and 2 pence postage for peas or beans. Head Office Sydney 6 Parker Street.
Mr E Davies M L A described Pimumma's PLA as capitalist rhetoric and warned Premier Lang to avoid revolutionary propaganda that could threaten the constitution. He said the governor could issue a proclamation to remove him if he oversteps. UWM members sold Communist party copies at the gathering.
Growers and experts note unexpected early maturity of Sydney side glasshouse tomatoes. Vineier B., imported from Buenos Aires and claimed to ripen 30 days earlier, produced first fruit at North Ryde a fortnight ago. Salads Ltd. reported 53 tall canes with fruit selling at 21/ to 24/ per case, about 1/- per lb wholesale. Glasshouses hold 6000 Vineier B. plants and 27,000 others.
Jane Woods of Dubbo fractured her leg above the ankle after slipping near a river. She walked back to her hut despite severe damage, later suffering a compound fracture with bone protruding. She was admitted to hospital where the leg was amputated above the knee after ambulance aid.
The Prime Minister announced that the entire Treasury bills for temporary government finance in Australia, amounting to £21,720,000 and maturing July 31, were renewed by trading banks and the Commonwealth Bank at 4 per cent. Previously discounted at 6 per cent, new bills will cut annual interest by £434,400. Scullin called it a good augury for conversion and praised bank action.
Friday August 7 1931 debate over Lang proposal to issue 10 million in notes against 20 million held by Savings Bank Commissioners. D H Drum mond M L A argues the plan camouflaged and would inflate currency, warning it rests on illusory savings and would undermine confidence in the banking system. He says real restoration requires trusted leaders and stable policy.
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