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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 03, 1933
Page
3
Property owners of Manilla are announced that water services can be extended. A price quote will be provided before work begins. AJ guarantees material and workmanship. A representative will call within days. Contact P.O. Box 16 or phone 154.
Fragmentary OCR text provides sparse numbers and dates for a 2A contest but lacks identifiable teams places or outcomes. The readable bits show 1/3 8, 2A 18 6, 5/6, 8/11, offering no verifiable names or events to anchor a factual summary.
Inspector reports general sanitary conditions satisfactory across the Municipality. Pure Food branch notes clean butcher shops, refreshment rooms and bake houses meeting regulations. Recommends reregistration of a public vehicle and licenses for Mrs M. K. Hall and Mr R. D. Hall. Warns of invasive Galvanised Burr and tiger pear in Manilla and Charles streets and urges action under Ordinance 4A-4. Recommends water carting licenses for W. H. O'Dell and W. Singleton. Notes street tree wire netting injuring Kurrajong trunks and advises removal.
A dealer advertises new stock of strychnine and promotes a sample bottle of Bell's Rabbit Decoy. Only a few bottles of Murphy's Bunny Decoy remain available.
Readable items list schoolwear for boys and girls including Thornproof suits dark cotton tweed shirts and trousers Gabardine hats Navy flannel blazers and golf socks. Prices shown like 7/6 and 10/6 indicate sale ranges with boots and shoes priced similarly.
The police are advised of a wider extension of motor tax reductions under the Motor Traffic Act. Rebates amount to 50 percent for primary producers across fruit, grain, vegetables, tobacco, farming, pig farming, oyster culture, and animal rearing. Registration fee remains £1. A certificate signed by the applicant and counter signed by a police official is required.
The New England North and North West Producers Co Ltd known as XENCO will submit a catalog of 2000 to 3000 bales on Thursday February 6. This seventh sale of the season marks a near fifty percent increase in wool turnover from the prior week. NENCO has moved from 4670 bales in the first week to about 23000 bales this season. Plans to expand the Showfloor aim to raise capacity by over half allowing 5000 to 6000 bales per sale every three weeks. Growers are reminded NENCO pioneered reduced warehousing charges and may lower to 5 shillings 6 pence per bale with adequate support.
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