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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 24, 1930
Page
8
A notice from Wheeler at Horton Park Knepit dated 10 January 1930 warns against shooting hunting or trespassing on his property and cancels all previous permission. It offers a £25 reward for information leading to conviction of anyone stealing sheep or cattle proven to be his property and bans leaving water on the property Buens Vist Upper Manilla from the given date.
Property owner warns all persons found fishing shooting or disturbing sheep on the riverbank at Albra farm will be prosecuted without exception. Previous provisions revoked 1/5/26 by K. Park Kirconnell California.
Unclear notes describe alleged Vernon rabbiting and property trespass incidents in Wy. Reference to legal action and law adherence appears, with mention of late proceedings and Rawkelale, Yel. Details are fragmentary and names uncertain.
Caution warns that any person found shooting trapping poisoning or trespassing on The Breen or Springmount will be dealt with as the lasting direct without respect to persons. Previous permissions are canceled dated 25/5/28 signed ARUCK PARK.
A fragmentary notice records concerns about renaming perennials, rabbiting, and interfeith fences on property. D MacDonald from Olydenvilie is cited with a date 16/7/29, indicating a preservation intention or dispute. The readable text lacks full context but points to a land or estate matter involving named individual and date.
Notier restricts shooting hunting or trespassing on fenced land. All previous permissions withdrawn after 1/10/29. Anyone found trespassing will be prosecuted without respect to persons. Hudson DAWE notice cancels prior rights and warns enforcement beginning this date.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Cornwell's Malt Extract and a sale or sale time, with stray terms about wellbeing and private streets. The text is fragmented, unclear, and several phrases are illegible, leaving only scattered references to products and scheduling. No coherent event or person emerges.
A fragment rich in horticultural guidance covers Deblias garden year woes and advice on Dublins and Aquilegias. It lists planting times, soil prep, and propagation, with cautions on stock quality and transplant timing. Carnation care and varieties are described, urging selective planting and autumn work, plus seed guidance for winter supply.
The fragment suggests a discussion on rent reform and changes in records. It mentions a Salvationist remark about seeking new records and notes weather context affecting the current year’s record. The readable portion is sparse and unclear.
A Saturday meeting of the Manilla Local Committee of the Graziers Association of New South Wales elected A. McDonald as chair and appointed him emergency delegate for the 13th Annual Conference in Sydney from April 7 to 10. Resolutions urged the Federal Government to drop extra duty on tractor parts, urge passage of the Animals Pure Food Act, and seek a wool production bounty. The committee also pledged support for government actions to maintain law and order amid coal field troubles.
A somber prayer asks for guidance to live honestly and earn a rightful ticket on the square while seeking mercy for personal faults. The plea requests strength to avoid tainted temptations, compassion for the young and old, and a simple, brief memorial when life ends. The prose evokes humility, restraint, and ethical living.
W A Clubh, also known as A Temple, claims to have completed a lone 6000 mile voyage through rivers of New South Wales and Queensland aboard the boat Crusoe. He travelled Namoi Barwon Machi Darlin Murray Murrum Widgwe and other rivers since leaving Gun medal on July 16. The craft is unseen yet fitted with a storm shield and four hand levers drive the wheel.
A small garden seed advertisement urges sowing now for early bloom. It markets Shepherds Perfection stocks and Nice type varieties, offering 5 color packets and a free extended mix with a 2 shillings 6 pence stock set. Includes promotion to mention the paper.
Cattle yarded 2835 head totaling 6900 for the week with varied prices. last day declines largely recovered except for plain descriptions. Sheep and lambs 3520 penned, weekly total 84,457, with demand irregular and plain sorts weakening. Wool auctions ended a New Year series. next Brisbane sale of 50,000 bales to be held, then Brisbane center sale January 28 and February 4. Southern and Western wools dusty and thin. Northern clips firmer but sometimes overripe. Notable lots include Barraba and Inverell offerings with prices around 14d to 17d per lb.
Mr Snowden expresses high satisfaction with the Uses Conference results and says the talks will put reparations on a workable footing. A settlement of all outstanding points had been bandied.
Dr Guy Warman, Bishop of Manchester, warned at the National Council of Women conference that marriage should be a shared life with common interests rather than a pretense of perfection. He urged couples to know each other well before vows, stressing that some difference sustains but essential alignments must exist to avoid later conflicts.
Prominent electrical expert argues powdered coal technology can cut production costs across industries, boosting coal’s role despite oil and diesel use. British and American efforts, dating to 1886 and 1918, show benefits in cleaner, faster handling and fuel economy, with naval and industrial tests signaling strong potential for empire welfare.
Garbled OCR advert lists guaranteed sale terms for several vehicles with deposits weekly payments. Mentions Overland, Ford Core, Essex Six, White Way Manila, and White War, with amounts like £55 £85 and 12 monthly payments. нечаянно distorted text.
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