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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 12, 1930
Page
4
A resident reports trespass concerns including shooting and rabbiting on their property. The message references MacNalie and a location unclear due to transcription errors but notes alleged interference with fencing and property rights.
Landholder Wheeler warns that after the date any person found on the property for hunting fishing or trespassing will be prosecuted under the law. All prior permission is revoked a sum of 35 pounds will be paid for information leading to Keeper Aeaneet Ss.8. Wheeler Horton Park Keepit. January 1990.
Caution notice states that shouting hunting or interfering with fences at Willamby will be prosecuted without regard to permits. Previous permissions are withdrawn. Warning to keep netting gates closed on Strathfield. Immediate action will be taken against offences. Signed R. H. Hudson and B. Shaw manager.
A note dated 22 September 1905 references G V Bowman facing prosecution regarding gates and spies on property named Buena Vista. The terse record lacks context but marks a criminal action dated the 22nd of September.
A terse public notice states that all permits are revoked and no shooting trapping or trespassing is allowed beyond a thin slate, with enforcement under TR/5/2H. The notice names R. Park and Kirconnell as authorities or involved parties.
On Albro Farm Lennon issues caution against anyone shooting or disturbing ewes and lambs after a given date. Any trespasser will be prosecuted without regard to persons. Brady signs warning that all permissions are canceled and trespassers will face action.
Any person found adopting hunting or trespassing on any part of Braemar will be prosecuted without respect to persons. All previous permissions cancelled.
A condensed college newsletter notes resumed work on Monday the 14th with 195 boys present and a few still away after vacation. Highlights include visits by State Treasurer Stevens and Minister Drummond, praise for school facilities, and a victory claim by De La Salle on the heat. St Joseph's College and the New Zealand Rugby League team also visited Armidale. Preparations for the jubilee year continue with committees active and a grand ball planned. Generous gifts to purchase a new chapel organ are acknowledged, including a £80 donation from Mrs Byrnes of Manila. Lordship Dr Coleman’s letters indicate ongoing international ties and plans to return from Ireland.
A historical notice outlines Ard y Cunningham a sheep farmer from the Federal Cevital Territory who joined the Australian Light Horse as a Trooper in 1916 rising to Captain and earning the Military Cross. It details his 1928 NSW Aero Club training earning an A license, log hours around 460 to 500, an Air Race third place last year, and notes on his biplane Gneaiico Cirrus Hermes engine specs and a hypothetical long flight route from Sydney to London with updated fuel tank and safety features.
Captain Barnard piloting the Puss Moth flew from Udoydoy to Malta and back, a 2900 mile round trip in 26 hours. The feat adds to Barnard and the Duchess of Hed ford’s famed aviation record runnings. Wakefield and Cyris telegram from London confirms the distance and time.
Sebate Bell and Co report indicates wool prices may hold steady with a potential uptick for fine-bred lots in good condition. Claims of irregularity in staple and fibre persist, urging breeders to improve culling and classing. A notable defect is the breech portion tending coarser, which could prejudice sale results if not addressed.
Reports from Ardale and Hillgrove indicate a rich Baker’s Creek shaft showing estimated yields of 140 to the ton with a claimed £35 of gold dolled in ten minutes. Officials caution the find may be a pocket and urge careful investigation as Hillgrove’s gold district has produced over £3,000,000 in gold value with silver and other metals also substantial.
A hard fought match ends with Thye declared winner after a fifth session scramble. A headlock escape leads to a referee injury as Banner collapses and Thye regroups. Stadium manager and referee review the incident while Thye consents to return to the arena if Banner fails to recover, with Tom Lurgich as judge.
On Thursday morning Lawrence Ennis chief constructional engineer of the Harbour Bridge walked across the bridge from Sydney to North Sydney. Just before that, the eastern bottom chord of the last panel of the southern arch was placed in position leaving a 3 ft gap bridged temporarily. Ennis crossed the gap safely.
Motorists report winter use of standard lubricants causes battery strain and sluggish starts. The New Single Shell blends to improve oil circulation, reduce wear, and provide full lubrication for winter starting and engine performance.
The piece notes abnormal winter weather with lingering vines and last war leaves, suggesting a waning spring and a winter-like pattern returning in 1920, indicating an early seasonal shift and a belief that 1920 has come back.
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