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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 28, 1934
Page
1
The owner reserves Yarrenboo, late Mount View, as a Sanctuary for Australian Fannin preservation. The property including river frontage will bar fishing hunting trapping and poisoning with strict trespass penalties. Only those with explicit permission may access for line fishing.
Caution announces that any person shooting hunting or tampering with fences on Willamby property will be prosecuted regardless of identity. All prior permissions are withdrawn. R H Hudson signs the notice.
Property owner warns that any person shooting trapping poisoning or trespassing on the Springmount land will be dealt with by law. All prior permissions are cancelled effective 1 6 23.
Readable text recounts a voyage by Company B officers who chase romance of distant shores, only to face seasickness and a letdown as the ship’s comforts fail to meet expectations. It also includes letters praising Newcastle abattoirs for chilled meat export and wool market recovery notes.
Readable OCR fragment notes total wool turnover for 1 34 season at 2 579 780 bales, below previous season’s 3 058 bales. Mentions abandoned dime elewring, carry over, and 1934 33 sawmill. Accents Labour Party banking programme threatening to raise fiscal risk and affect public confidence.
The piece contrasts Mr Lang's claim that his party will end insecurity with his banking reforms, which threaten dramatic changes. It argues confidence is higher in Australia under Labor, noting stable interest rates, employment growth, and pay assurance, while lamenting repudiation fears linked to government debt and a Premier’s stance toward the Bank.
A Manila newspaper discusses high rack and import taxes on motor cars in British England and compares with American prices. It lists components taxed, from saloon bodies to springs and wind screens, totaling 101 pounds plus freight and selling price. The piece notes prohibitive duties and contrasts with cheaper American imports, amid general protest.
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