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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 04, 1951
Page
4
A new act tightens rules on fences between properties. Adjacent landowners may share fence costs and must follow notices and timeframes. If one party misses deadlines, the other may erect the fence and seek half the costs in court or local boards.
Local authorities sketch next year’s estimates and outline fence law. Adjoining owners must share costs for repairing dividing fences and may compel repairs if one delays. Immediate repairs allowed for damaged fences and fire or neglect consequences. Provisions cover contributions, entry rights for construction, and court costs in boundary disputes.
An advertisement touts the Farmall M as the answer for farms needing efficiency and power. It highlights 33 hp kerosene-powered engine, adjustable axles, hydraulic Lift-All, and direct-mounted implements for varied wheel treads, claiming superior economy and performance for all crops and mechanized agriculture tasks. It invites readers to learn more and asserts Farmall M as the leading all purpose farm tractor of today.
Canberra debate centers on ministers and MPs pay as experts, ex ministers, and tribunals study remuneration. The discussion covers Prime Ministers pensions, governor general taxation, and the need for an independent tribunal to curb financial embarrassment while inflation looms and wage trends rise./CBC
Government decision ensures farmers receive 16/1 a bushel for wheat sold for stock feed. Eggs pork ham and bacon are set for sharp price increases. Current wheat price stands at 7/10.
The usual bottle scrounge for beer for Christmas is again difficult with scant returns expected the contents likely to evaporate before the festive season arrives.
The Hon. B. G Sommnettad MAG reports after tours of England and Europe that Sydney resembles a traffic nightmare. He notes British drivers display courtesy across buses and taxis and suggests Sydney cabbies could learn from Copernhagei’s politeness to improve road safety.
An expert from the Health Department tours country centres advising on food handling. The report notes public interest in how to obtain foods to handle. A Rhode Island record of laying 225 eggs in 336 days is mentioned along with NSW wool clip forecasts.
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