15 Aug 1933
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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 15, 1933
Page
1
Tamworth Pastures Protection Board received reports of repeated sheep thefts and vandalism at a stock camp near Upper Manilla. Campers allegedly breached wire fences, used traps, and killed sheep with dogs. The board advised referring the matter to police as officials declined action.
The Manilla council reconvenes after months with Ald. E. C. T. Bowman back at the table and awards praise to Capt. Chaffey for expeditious work on the police paddock site. The meeting discusses waiving overdue rate interest, a proposed unemployment work scheme, road and street repairs, and public notices on rolls and enrolments.
Albert Mackey, 30, sentenced to 32 months for possessing housebreaking implements. Acting Judge Nield at Darlinghurst Sessions commended nightwatchmen Frederick and William Mansberg who seized the prisoner during a showclose attempt and detained him until police arrived.
Mr W C Marr MALR told Ashfield Returned Soldiers League he denied reports that the Federal Government was callous to ex-soldiers. The minister for repatriation assured sympathy for veterans, condemning half-truth statements and urging responsible officers to speak only facts.
Queensland factories face possible loss of export status as brackish water used in butter washing yields salt traces and wilt in samples. Analysis shows many plants would fail unsalted branding, threatening half the state's butter exports. Australia’s Nursing Federation introduces a new nurse badge standard to verify qualification.
Roy Muller of Orange woke after a nap at the Shell depot in Goulburn to find he had swallowed his false teeth. He rushed to Sydney where ten women doctors removed the obstruction. The item also mentions Armidal defeating Jen Innes for the Robinson Shield and a South Africa cricket win, with local ads and notes from Manilla NSW.
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