14 Feb 1939
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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 14, 1939
Page
1
A substantial reward will be paid to any person other than an accomplice supplying information that leads to the conviction of any person or persons for stealing stock laying poison or trespassing on Eloora or Hazel Dean. Arthur Sulman.
The notice warns that anyone shooting or hunting or interfering with fences on Willamby will be prosecuted without respect to persons. It cancels all previous permissions and warns of prosecution for trespassing on Swanbrook and Weir View properties. Printed for Manila Newspaper Co. by Alton Richmond McLend at Manila, Manilla Street.
Bruce Park warns that any person shooting trapping poisoning or trespassing on his property Springmount will be dealt with as the law may direct without respect to person. All previous permissions are canceled.
A terse notice from A Baldwin declares shooting trapping and poisoning of the Brubb property will be prosecuted under the law with no regard to persons. All prior permissions are canceled.
The Manilla district Graziers Association reported a strong turnout for a Saturday meeting though president G S R Park was away in Sydney. Allan McDonald chaired. many members attended and plans for the annual conference set for March 13 to 16 were outlined.
The Farmers and Graziers Co operative Co Ltd reports on their sale held Monday the 6th instant. Catalogue listed 9 696 bales mainly average to good with some spinners wool. Wools from Mudgee Upper Hunter Dungowan Barraba Inverell Warialda and Havilah Stud are noted for weight and quality. Additional clips from Capetree Bathurst Cunmock Forbes Orange and Hay are included.
The Sydney wool market, unsettled by overseas political tension, recovered from a January dip as buyers returned with broad competition. Prices for well grown wools firmed to par in places, with top bids reaching 18d for SUPCOM wools. Australian districts and Japanese buyers showed strong activity, while some shabbier lots drew lower support.
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