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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 13, 1929
Page
4
All persons found shooting hunting fishing or trespassing on Kinora property after this date will be prosecuted without respect to persons. All previous permissions are cancelled. M4 e 20. M J Brady.
The notice states all permissions are cancelled and warns that any shooting trapping or poisoning or trespassing on The Rraes or Springmount will be punished by law without respect to persons. It targets any person or persons found on the properties and revokes prior permissions.
AIL warns of charges to be brought regarding access or trespass on the complainant's property at Tena Vista Upper Manilla. Prosecution actions are expected to follow the alleged trespass, with details limited in the notice.
A dated notice warns that any person trespassing including shooting rabbiting or interring with fences on the property will be prosecuted. The 1/7/29 notice cites Clayton and Velowroek as related parties and references town law. The terse fragmentary text suggests a formal property protection notice signed by D MacDonald from Ulydeavilie.
Goldsbrough Mort and Company reports the week’s weather as the main news, wool is arriving in stores while shearing expands in western districts, and overseas markets show low confidence. A cotton track strike involving about 500,000 workers worsens broader trade tensions. Upcoming sales are set for Adelaide September 6, Sydney September 9–18, Brisbane September 24–26.
Thousands filled Martin Place and Customs House Square on Friday July 26 for Red Cross Day 1929. The event showcased banners and displays of the Red Cross work while VADs, aftercare efforts, and tuberculosis patrols highlighted aid to sick and disabled soldiers and tuberculosis sufferers. Big Bill hosted broadcasting voice contests judged by Uncle George and other announcers as the public donated and bought to support the society.
Australian wheat merchants warn against a September poll on establishing a compulsory wheat pool. They cite sections of the Marketing of Primary Products Act 1927 that would transfer wheat ownership to a board, jeopardizing lender security, extending loan maturities, and increasing costs and legal barriers for growers and creditors. They claim these changes threaten market finance and farm trade stability.
The Johansson Gauge Blocks, precise to a millionth of an inch, are produced by Ford and credited with setting the world standard for accuracy. Carl E. Johansson conceived the blocks to maximize dimensional data from few blocks, with Ford's rights established in 1923. The article touts Ford’s leadership in precision instruments and its impact on durability and wear resistance in vehicles.
The 53 year old oil magnate arrived at District of Columbia jail to begin a 90 day term for contempt after refusing to answer questions during the Reapen Dowe scandal inquiry. He was photographed on arrival, assigned to a dormitory, and will serve without remission. He will be allowed no luxuries and sleeps among fellow inmates reading from the prison library.
Pitt Son and Badgery Limited present a market sketch showing total rabbit skins submitted at 73 tons. Evening sales saw a weaker trend with top grades down. competition improved as lines failed to fetch late rates, though other lots moved near previous month averages. Wengain offered the largest catalog at 14 tons and sold all lines at day’s peak rates.
Fragmentary notice notes creation of a Zomnalsory Pool and warns it will be too late to recruit Voom editors, implying a time-sensitive media or project deadline. The readable text hints at a startup or editorial effort facing imminent completion and staff needs.
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