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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 10, 1931
Page
4
Public notice dated 10/11/80 by M. J. Brady and signed by Bruce Park warns that any shooting hunting or fishing on Kio-ora after that date will be prosecuted without regard to persons and that all previous permissions are cancelled under full legal authority.
A severe flood from Mount Lindsay to Kyogle overtook the Upper Gomet watershed on Thursday, washing through Walter Street in Kyogle and inundating Murwillumbah. Seas and high tides flooded Branstwick Heads, the Stulecbinee Creek area, and the main business district, with extensive water penetration up to three inches above the 1921 level in places. Miss Dickinson of Murwillumbah’s ice exchange kept the line open after rescuing equipment, while the Coolangatta surf beach endured the heaviest seas in town history.
Amid a quake scene in Napier, a shop’s contents were looted while rescue work continued. A mother and child survived a collapsed building as a fireman rescued them. Armed guards patrol the ruined business district as order slowly returns and trains face delays.
The text references Healy in Yorkshire and nomination for a position, mentions improving London sales and a high rate of exiting money returning to the South. It notes a potential move to the Australian Board and a claimed world's record, but the passage is garbled with unclear details and fragmented phrases.
Pests swirling like a dust storm swept through garden zones causing damage. Hoppers overwhelmed streets and damaged vehicles while residents reported devastation to plant beds and public green spaces. Local officials called for control measures as cleanup began.
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