24 Jan 1933
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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 24, 1933
Page
1
The Manilla Express lists ongoing notices from Shire and Municipal Councils, Mechanic's Institute, Show Society, Farmers and Graziers Associations, Hospital and Block Sale committees, and the Business Men's Association with upcoming actions and meetings.
A printer offers urgent modern style printing for invitations tickets programmes and visiting cards aimed at subscribers. The service emphasizes rapid execution at short notice to meet pressing event deadlines.
The notice states that registration is required for orchards one quarter acre or larger and for all fruit nurseries and banana plantations. Fees are 1/ per acre or part, and registrations may be made via the nearest Clerk of Petty Sessions or the Agricultural Department in Sydney. Craig charged with two park amerders.
The Manilla district reports road maintenance progress including Gunnedah Road and Liverpool Plains tasks, drainage changes to protect the roadway, and scheduled work between sections and the TSR. It notes Burrs control, bad portions gravelled, and a new Crown Lands Bill with relief measures for unproductive holdings and extended leases.
Australia plans to use more wheat for macaroni with 12 metric tons of Great Britain macaron I supply and Dookie College trials. Walter Hancock pushes elite durum wheat with 60 to 65 percent semolina. bearded barley-like grain thrives in limestone regions. potential gains from surplus wheat and butter linked to penny-per-bushel gains. State Cabinet to meet after holidays and discuss Royal Commission on the milk industry.
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