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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 02, 1930
Page
4
Ford highlights include smaller wheels lowering the centre of gravity and improving ride, with Rustles Steel used to enhance brightness in all conditions. The firm promises proven performance and value, inviting customers to see the features of the improved models.
A posted warning from G. V. Bowman dated 10 11 1930 prohibits leaving any gates open on his Buena Vista Upper Manilla property and states prosecution will follow for violators from that date.
Official notice that any person found shouting hunting or interfering with feaves on Willamby will be prosecuted without regard to persons. All unlawfully granted permissions are hereby withdrawn by HUDSON.
Notice warns that trespassers found using weapons fishing or tying lines on Kiera area will be prosecuted without repeat action. The preview permissions are cancelled and enforcement will proceed under the law.
A terse public notice states that any person found shouting hunting or trespassing on any part of Trweamar will be removed or barred from the area without respect to rank or status. The message references enforcement and park authority under G. 8. RL Park.
Notice from Witeeler of Horton Park dated November 1st warns that any person stealing footings, fish, or livestock will face the law. Previous removals are cancelled and a reward of 2 pounds is offered for information leading to the seizure of the offender’s property.
Notice warns that any person found shooting trapping or poisoning or trespassing on The Trans or Springmount will be dealt with by law. Previous permissions are canceled. Signed Bruck Park.
A local notice warns residents about opening gates at Hinuhfield and signals stern prosecutions. Officials emphasize deterrence and urge community vigilance, citing legal authority and enforcement readiness.
The New England North and North West Producers Co Ltd Newcastle reports London agents note a strong Wool Market in Wool. Buyers attended in large numbers with fair competition and moderate activity across all sections. Relative prices show Greve Merino best down to five percent, Good down five, other descriptions down seven and a half. Secured Merino best unchanged, medium to good down five to seven and a half, Inver inferior no demand. Genny Crossbred fine poor selection catalogued and insufficient to test market, medium to coarse down fifteen percent.
Magistrate Mr McDougal tells counsel Kennedy proprietor of a chemist shop on Old South Head Road faced charges for making sap a prescription though not registered. He argues the cough mixture is simple while warning against unregistered dentists. Kennedy fined £15 plus costs.
A novel tea serving aircraft called the Tea Plane operates on Tu perial Airways Argosy liners. This 22 seat cabin plane uses three 14 cylinder Jaguar geared engines at 450 hp each and is built by Armstrong Siddeley Ltd of Coventry. Vacuum Oil maintains Mobiloil stocks at Croydon Paris Bourget Brussels and other cities for London routes to Paris Cologne Nurenberg Vienna Budapest Belgrade and India.
Market reports from Schute, Bell and Ja indicate Sydney wool buyers reject high London closing rates. Merinos fall about 5 percent on average with worse declines for shabby and faulty worts, crossbreds down 7 to 10 percent, due in part to 200,000 bales carried over from New Zealand. New Zealand premier Forbes warns against holding over wool, urging market alignment. Readings show Bradford chatter of a weak London opening, while our catalog lists tender lots from southern districts and sales across numerous bales with varied fares.
An Adelong message warns tiger snakes are savage this year with two or three bitten and many narrowly escaping. Farmer Beatty found his horse dead beside a tiger snake. a local belief suggests the horse stepped on the tail provoking the strike.
In a Commons debate Under-Secretary Gillett warned that all wheat exporting countries may be forced to sell below cost of production as Russia ferries state grown grain on conscripted labor. Gault cited large imports from Russia, the United States, Argentina, Australia, and Canada, while McLean urged considering community welfare. The motion denouncing inaction was defeated 224 to 139.
Adam McDonald faced a Glasgow magistrate for stealing £145 from his brother Angus. The brothers spent the evening with Adam aware of Angus's friendship with his wife who boasted about eloping. Adam burned the notes in the street, leaving police with only fragments. The magistrate adjourned sentencing for six months.
In Jer riwa two miles off the southern road hopefuls rally as Andy Allport and Andy Davis, lifelong prospectors, announce a rain showing of good gold. They rejected offers of £1000 sash and 25 percent of the ore. Over 60 ten acre claims sprang up and 1000 visitors pressed the site as Yass and Gunning residents await the Government Geologist report.
Thousands of flying foxes swarm willow trees near Mr Gale’s residence in Wellingrove causing extensive leaf loss. A party led by A I Banfield fired 75 rounds, estimating about 200 invaders killed, as shooters plan more efforts to reduce the flock to prevent orchard damage.
The report covers wool cataloging of 5 542 bales drawn from Riverina Central West Southern Tablelands Far Western Northern and Northern Tablelands. Prices in London declined with all descriptions down 5 to 26 percent and crossbreds 10 to 20 percent. Chief buyers were France Japan Germany Yorkshire with some support from Italy Belgium and America. Next Auctions on 17th December with varied outgoing quotations and fur and skin notes.
Vic Miller and Jack Burns, in a Chevrolet truck, faced a perilous crossing of the Manilla River at Plumthorpe during a heavy storm. The river ran strong, washing the truck about 150 yards. The men leapt from the vehicle just before it capsized, and though capable swimmers, struggled to reach the bank assisted by the current from Little Creek. Barraba Chronic.
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