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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 14, 1930
Page
4
Caution warns against shooting hunting fishing or trespassing on property after a date with penalties under law. All previous permissions canceled. A reward of £25 offered for information leading to the identification of anyone stealing sheep or cattle believed to be the property of Wheeler of Horton Park, Keepit. January 1930.
A garbled message warns about pri vyerty and a privacy issue tied to an event dated late 22 a a, mentioning Tivos Vista Upper Manila and potential projection of a private matter. The fragment lacks clear names or places but signals a notice about property and privacy concerns.
Public notice warns that all trespassers including fishermen hunters and trappers on Albro farm and nearby river banks will be prosecuted under law. Names CHAS LENNON CLAYTON Rockdale Yellowroot BRYAN are cited with warnings about shooting trapping poisoning and disturbance of livestock. Authorities reserve right to enforce penalties without regard to persons and without permission.
The article advises sowing winter blooming varieties in autumn for spring display, highlights pansy strains like Shepherd's Superb and Bath's Empress, promotes Indian Hawthorn as a hedge plant, and praises Nemesia for bedding use. It covers pests and sprays, recommends planting distances, and notes seed prices and care for crops like cabbages and beets.
Schute Bell Led report notes auctions resume with prices near December close and general but firm demand, as drought effects weigh on wool quality. Commentary urges pastoralists to focus on improving wool quality, discards old sheep, and highlights planting and cultivation tips including orange trees and vegetable sowing for farm productivity.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions persons Ford Shontine Bontine Shine Angweng Dawing Kinora Wat and legal action without paperwork. Prosecution context references Dermain terms and previous Baan Mospean. Details are unreadable and names appear uncertain.
A vintage seed offer urges readers to send a 2/6 pestal note for the New Year Set containing winter flowering stocks pansies snapdragon delphiniums and poppies with a free packer of winter flowering sweet peas. The firm guarantees replacement if seeds fail and provides address details for P. L. O. Shepherd & Row Ltd.
The article recalls Lake George in New South Wales as a vast, fluid landscape once forming a near inland sea. It notes fluctuating water levels, past aquatic carnivals, and a triangular sculling event won by Stevenson of New Zealand. It discusses discoveries, lack of outlet, volcanic hints, fossil beds, saltbush growth, and historical fishing attempts, including a 1902 dry spell and a 1887 royal commission proposal for a statewide water conservation plan.
The sales report notes renewed wool sales after the pre holiday break with strong interest in better lots drawn from Mudgew Upper Wanter and Gidagai districts. Japan and Yorkshire buyers supported skirtings while Continent buyers secured bulk purchases. Comebacks and Crossbreds show firm values though faulty lots remain weak. A sale on January 6 offered 15,500 bales. a 149% clearance pace was noted with high competition for Comebacks and Crossbreds. Nearby anecdotes recount convict-era penalties and a rabbit breeding venture linked to English estate ownership.
The article outlines discussions on a major water supply plan estimated at 16 million gallons per hour, with proposed sites at Lake George and nearby areas. It notes opposition to a Canberra nearby site for regulatory reasons, mentions stakeholders including Hay and Raye representatives, and references historical droughts affecting water availability.
Fragmentary OCR text references guaranteed payments, deposits, and weekly installments with mentions of places and entities but lacks clear names, dates, or a complete event. The readable items show references to a tourer, traction, and monthly arrangements without coherent context.
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