08 Dec 1931
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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 08, 1931
Page
1
The ad promotes the new Chevrolet as the car you want with universal appeal. It invites readers to see the car, arrange a test drive, and mentions body styles suited to local conditions. A liberal owner policy and a friendly deferred payment plan are highlighted to simplify purchase.
At Manilla Police Court on Friday before Messrs Guyott and Rochfort J's, Clifford Walter Kermond faced charges of stealing 21 bags of wheat from F R Reid's East Hill farm on November 30. Witnesses including Reid, Stanley Reid, and Gordon Langworthy detailed the missing grain and Kermond’s statements. Police found 21 bags at J Flett’s premises. Reid confirmed the wheat as his. The case also cites conversations and alleged plans involving a man named Ryan and a possible accomplice named Hardcastle.
Local agents promote Grain Insurance and Agency Co Ltd and Voluntary Wheat Pooling. Producers and Citizen Co op along with Assurance Co Ltd offer coverage. Probate life and Family adds policy options. James Hardy Trading Co markets Titd Oil Dip Worm Drench and Blow Fly Repellent to farmers.
Public notice from Bolton and Hall of Manilla announcing takeover of Mr G Trall's butchery business. They seek continued trade, will slaughter prime beef and mutton, and deliver daily to the town with cleanliness civility and attention as their motto.
A brief notice lists RUDD' as the brand or maker for stationery novels fancy china and toys in a catalog of goods and magazines. The entry appears in a shop listing style with multiple product categories under one vendor.
Readable listing shows HaveeStocks offering retreaded and second hand tyres for sale. Contact for inspection and purchasing details.
Witnesses testify on November 30 as 21 bags of wheat were moved from Reid to town with direction from L. Ryan and others. The accused, Clifford Walter Kermond, claims orders from Perrin and Ryan led to the pilfered grain. Kennedy pleads for leniency. The court convicts, sentencing six months hard labor.
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