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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 01, 1930
Page
4
Bruce Park cautions that any person shooting trapping poisoning or trespassing on The Braes or Springmount will be dealt with by law and all permissions cancelled on 25/5/29. Chas Lennon warns against fishing shooting or disturbing ewes and lambs on Albre Farm riverbank and states prosecution without respect to persons.
A warning announces trespassing and hunting restrictions at Braemar property. It states that any shooting or hunting will be prosecuted without regard to prior permissions, and all previous permissions are void. The notice emphasizes strict enforcement by SONS and calls for compliance.
Notice declares that any man found shooting, hunting, or interfering with fences on Willamby will be prosecuted regardless of who they are. All previous permissions are withdrawn by R. EL HUDSON.
All persons found shooting hunting fishing or trespassing on Kia-ora will be prosecuted without respect to persons as previous permissions are cancelled dated 30 April 1929 by M J Brady.
Notice warns that all persons found fishing shooting trapping or trespassing on Kirconnell after the date will be prosecuted without respect to persons. Permissions revoked. Shaw Manager notes caution about leaving netting gates open on Strathfield and offenders will be charged.
Warning that any person shooting hunting fishing or trespassing on the property after the date will be prosecuted. All prior permission cancelled. A £25 reward for information leading to conviction of anyone stealing sheep or cattle proven to be the property of S. SoS Wikeler Norton Park Keep it. 1930.
A short notice warns that any person found trespassing, shooting, rabbiting, or interfering with fences on the property will be prosecuted. Signatory: Wouth MacDONALD Clydeaville.
The notice lists G. V. Bowman announcing prosecution against freemen serving waterpieces at Buena Vista Upper Manilla. The date cited is March 29 with reference to the enemy property case.
Transformation of the Chevrolet car from four to six cylinders will push this year’s six cylinder production above fours for the first time in motor history. Chevrolet projects about 1,250,000 sixes this year, with total six cylinder output rising alongside higher priced makers.
The Willys Six Truck is built for rough country transport with heavy chassis and 6 spoke artillery wheels. It features a 6- cylinder engine at 3,200 rpm and a 4 speed transmission, emphasizing rugged strength, powerful pulling, and low upkeep costs for long service. Various bodies can fit the unit for diverse transport tasks.
The article argues against claims that Newcastle wool sales mainly serve buyers reselling in Sydney. It cites Nenco records showing Newcastle’s average price matches Sydney parity and often exceeds it for similar wool. It also notes consignors gain faster cash by selling at Newcastle, and promises readers reliable information on the matter.
Australia tops global egg and duck production records in Bendigo and Croydon contests. Thos McDonald of Cardiff NSW led six black Orpingtons to 1788 eggs in 365 days, with four hens over 300. M G Leech of Victoria set 2016 eggs with six Khaki Campbell ducks, each over 300, the best duck breeder showing multiple 300s across species.
Alderman E Hughes of Ashfield told Parramatta Licensing Court he avoids hotels now due to crowding making it hard to obtain a drink. Macdonald seeks a license at Milton Street and Liverpool Road intersection. A witness said patrons struggle to reach the counter and back through crowds with beer often spilled.
On 25 June a sale offered 6 018 bales with strong competition for the bulk of wools. Values showed little change since 17 June though demand eased for less attractive lots. A good clearance was achieved with most passed-in lots carrying owners reserves above ruling values. Final sale of season on 2 July. Opening sales for next season 1930 31 set for Sydney 15 September.
His Excellency Sir Phillip Game visits the Wool Stores of the Farmers and Graziers Co operative at Pyrmont to study wool clips and their sale to buyers from many countries. He also observes hides, skins and tallow, and attends Royal Exchange auction sales with Mr A K Trethowan and directors.
Pitt Son and Badgery Ltd report flood conditions along the Northern line causing sheep and cattle shortages at Flemington. A slaughtermen strike at the Abattoirs halted auctions, with private sales planned and trucking arrangements canceled. The strike resolved to resume within 48 hours. Wool auctions catalogued 9,934 bales with total sales 10,237 bales, firm market despite overseas competition. Next sale set for July 1 with about 5,000 bales offered.
Kingsford Smith spoke to relatives in Sydney by wireless telephone from New York on Saturday night. The 15 minute conversation was broadcast by 2FC and clearly heard. He said he would fly to Australia and arrive about August 15, noting the age of miracles has not yet passed.
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