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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 18, 1930
Page
4
Property owner warning on Albro farm prohibits fishing shooting or disturbing ewes and lambs on river bank. All trespassers will be prosecuted. previous permissions revoked dated 18/5/24 signed B Pare and Chas Lennon.
A terse notice from S. Clayton of Rockdale warns that any person trespassing on his property at Yellowrock will be prosecuted according to law.
Bruce Park warns that any person shooting trapping or poisoning or trespassing at The Brees or Springmount will be dealt with under the law with no regard to persons. All previous permissions are canceled.
A notice warns that any person found trespassing or roaming near fences on the property will be prosecuted. The warning is dated 16 January 1939 and signed by D. MacDonald or Tiverville.
Notice warns against shooting or interfering with fences on Willamby and asserts prosecutions without regard to persons. All previous permissions are withdrawn as stated by R. B. Hudson.
Property owner warns against shooting hunting fishing or trespassing after the date and cancels prior permission. A reward of 25 pounds is offered for information leading to the conviction of anyone stealing sheep or cattle proved to be unauthorized.
Caution note appears with fragmented wording about a German lensine or related item created on a dated line. The legible parts specify a date 22/8/29 and reference ROWMAS. No clear entities beyond the date and probable product term.
Notice dated 3/10/29 from C. B. Dowf states all persons found shooting hunting fishing or trespassing on Milliwindi after this date will be prosecuted without respect to person and that all previous permissions are cancelled.
A vague notice warns that all persons involved in chanting or showing support for an event labeled big dita after the date will be prosecuted. It states permissions were canceled on 20/4/28 and adds Mo READY.
Mrs James Macarthur Onslow of NSW Division of the Society will attend the Red Cross Conference as a key Australian delegate. She has long served on the NSW Executive and Australian Red Cross Council, and will be joined by Miss P Robertson of Victoria Miss Kyffin Thomas of South Australia and Lady James of Western Australia to portray Australia. The Duke of York will open the Cross.
The Commonwealth 6 per cent Cash and Conversion Loan shows strong demand as over £650,000 is lodged within three days of opening. Cash subscriptions total £2,270,000, with the remainder from conversion of March and December holdings. The Treasury offers immediate redemption for March 15 maturities not renewing, while December maturities may be converted to the new loan.
London to Darwin flight by a descutter cabin monoplane with Cirrus engine departs with pilots Piper and El Faye. Planned route includes Lyons, Beng huts, Mersa Matern, Bagdail, Bushi, Karachi, Allahaba Calcutta, Akyah, Rangoon, Victoria Point, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Batavia, Sourabaya. National Petrol Stations Ltd and Shell Company fuel support cited.
Shute Bell and Co Ltd note the market has risen this week with fine quality in demand but faulty lots fluctuating. Competition remains general for average quality with excited bidding for specials. They record no clear factors for imminent price advances and mention a Melbourne conference urging reduced offerings. They critique London shipment impacts on Australian wool prices and announce the next sale on the 24th with sale schedule changes in Brisbane and future rosters.
The Mayor of Burrowa Alu E. J. lwake was fined £2 for using abusive language and 10 shillings for assaulting Sergeant North after leaving the Grand Motel where he was refused a drink. A further 9 shillings was added for intoxication as the mayor attempted to drive away, and the sergeant stopped the car on the footpath. The detainee continued abusive conduct until at the police station.
A Sydney correspondent cites a veteran music teacher lamenting the shift from manual piano playing to devices like player pianos phones and radios. He warns that reliance on technology erodes musical effort and youth refinement while noting unemployment in musical issues and the broader mixed blessing of progress.
A local appeal seeks funds for Abdi mals Week while a farmer and two visitors test a dog named Shep. They stage a sheep-counting scenario to see if the dog can count, leading to Shep guarding the flock and remaining loyal to his owner. The strangers propose a price, but the farmer declines.
A.C. Veness and Son exhibit the new Fordson Tractor praised for quick start, higher power, and improved fuel system. Features include petrol or kerosene use, hot spot vaporisation, centrifugal cooling pump, and front‑mounted high tension magneto. The unit construction omits multiple parts and is assembled as a single, enclosed tractor built in Cork, Ireland.
Social life in Manilla remains lively with a focus on economy and practical living, avoiding gloom despite tough times. The community embraces resilience, planning modest gatherings and shared resources to weather financial strain.
The court heard defense by E R Abigail defending constables and indicting minimal wrongdoing. The S.M. noted police should avoid hotels. judge imposed modest penalties for after hours trespass. Baltimore fined £1 with 8d costs for allowing access to premises.
Shell Company of Australia ships two all metal planes for Australian use and prepares three more for long distance flights to Iadia, South Africa and Egypt. A Gypsy Moth destined for Argentine service is christened Gaviland Oro. The London Moth is a familiar sight at British aerodromes as the Air Ministry cooperates with Shell to map air routes.
Mr Julian B Foster, former U S trade commissioner to New Zealand, asserts labor troubles are unknown there. He praises a stable conservative government, even wealth distribution, high living standards, and widespread affluence with modern appliances. New Zealand's road system boasts over 70 800 miles of goods roads.
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