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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 06, 1934
Page
4
A reader reports fewer headaches after daily Kruschen Salt doses and links relief to cleansing the stomach and bloodstream. The ad-style testimony states headaches stem from waste stagnation and claims the product aids natural cleansing to prevent recurrence.
A substantial reward will be offered by Arthur Sulman for information leading to the conviction of any person or persons for stealing stock laying poison or trespassing on the Eloura estate.
Warning that any person found shooting hunting or interfering with fences on Willamby will be prosecuted without respect to persons. Previous permissions are hereby withdrawn. Signed R A Hudson.
Notice warns that anyone leaving registered rabbit proof gates open at Springfield Halls Creek will be prosecuted. Trespassing on the property is strictly prohibited. Authorities urge compliance and warn of enforcement actions.
Bruce Ark warns that any person shooting trapping poisoning or trespassing on his Springmount property will be dealt with by law. Previous permissions are canceled. Dated 1/6/33.
Woolgrower report shows auctions across Brisbane Melbourne Geelong and London with Sydney weekly average £24 15s per bale and 2 5d per lb the highest since March 1928. Demand remains strong from Japan and Europe while Bradford quiets. May and June sales loom with potential early shearing if prices stay firm.
Schuler Bell and Co. Ltd reported auctions paused in Sydney to allow buyers to attend Brisbane sales. Northern centres showed a firm market with keen competition from Japanese and Continental sections. A season high Australian record of 461d perch for secured was set. Sydney resumption Monday offers 4130 bales including late shearings. Five more weeks of auctions remain, with strong demand expected for the rest of the clip. Wool-using centres report satisfactory progress and confidence. UK outlook remains highly satisfactory after a year of progress and recovery.
Printed and published by Alton Richmond Meleol for the Proprietors Manilla Newspaper Co. at the office of the Manilla Express. Manilla Street Manila in the State of New South Wales.
The New England North and North West Producers' Co. Wrd. SNENCO announces its eighth sale of the season for Thursday the 15th with a buoyant market outlook and attractive catalogue. A further sale is planned for April 12. Growers are urged to consign promptly for early clearance and advances will be offered on liberal terms. Field rep J. Leder, known as the Lizard, reports excellent prospects and the board plans to expand the show floor by 50 percent to handle larger consignments.
Music in the Home promotes the joy and social pleasure of home entertainment. New or factory reconditioned instruments from House of Palings are sold on very easy terms. C M Scott, local selling agent, offers catalogues and full particulars.
Letter to the editor by Paul Cheyne critiques Edward Masey as an economic light, denouncing protectionism, predicting cheaper imports from China and the Americas, and imagining wide bans on duties. It cites wheat, wine, butter, and currency issues, then notes Queensland income figures and a Barraba bridge grant of £5000.
The Australian Country Party salutes Commonwealth Bank Board selections Alexander Bell and Peter Tait. It notes Bell's background with the Dried Fruit Export Control Board and Tait’s rural expertise. The party warns against political appointments, citing the importance of confidence for financial stability.
Mr H Crowley of 19 Tweed Street Christ Church reports ten years of rheumatism without relief yet says a friend’s E U E remedy gave a lasting cure after six months. The firm Broddart and Hayward Ltd offers a money back guarantee with a certificate.
A scholarship exam asked to describe Australia’s wool industry. One student answered with wit noting that a modern pound of wool weighs far more than in Macarthur’s day, reflecting progress in sheep quality and wool production over the last century.
The Gramophone announces a renewed push to include Paling’s latest record catalogue entries. PALING’S catalogue update signals refreshed releases and archival reissues across classical and popular genres.
A lengthy list enumerates flower categories and exhibits including ANTI RHINIUMS ASTERS CARNATIONS CHRYSANTHEMUMS DAHLIAS DELPHINIUMS GERBERAS GLADIOLI ROSES AND VERBENA with collections bowls vases and champion titles. It notes many varieties and arrangements such as doubles bowls single colors and pompon collections, plus an outstanding exhibit and continued in next issue.
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