Trespassers Barred From Avoca Paddocks
Caution informs that trespassers in Avoca paddocks will be prosecuted from this date and all previous permissions are cancelled by order EB J Hall Manager.
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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 02, 1929
Page
4
Caution informs that trespassers in Avoca paddocks will be prosecuted from this date and all previous permissions are cancelled by order EB J Hall Manager.
G V Bowman declares that all persons leaving gates open on his Biena Vista property in Upper Manila will face prosecution from this date. The note warns residents to secure gates and avoid legal action.
Limited readable text indicates a trespass warning or restriction on Kirconnell held property with permissions revoked and potential enforcement actions.
Authorities warn that any person trespassing by shooting fishing trapping or any other method at the White House TM Pail Docks from the state will be prosecuted. George Young identified as involved in the warning with date May 4, 1929.
Notice points to trespass and prohibited fishing or shooting at Lowrie 41 Dunmore. Warns that prior permission is required and that unlawful entry will be challenged. Date appears as 18/5/28 with emphasis on respecting property and penalties for violations.
A local notice states that any person rabbiting or trespassing on property will be prosecuted under the law. The message is signed BK Clayton in Yellowrock.
A fragmentary entry notes a shooting near Ra-ora involving M. J. Brady and a person named Hine. The item indicates prosecution without regard to persons, with prior shielding or sealing mentioned. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear dates or locations.
Local notice warns that rabbiting in any form at Newry Park is prohibited from April 1929. It cautions that any person caught trespassing or transgressing will be prosecuted under the law. Signed by J W Barwick and R Gardner dated April 4 and 6, 1929.
The Attorney General moves to appoint Acting Justice Stephen as permanent judge while adding two acting judges, Hammond and Maxwell, to relieve backlog. Milner Stephen and Coyle also serve. The shortage leaves seven superseding nine, causing widespread delays and the need for extra bench for the Fall Court. Woods' Great Peppermint Cure for influenza colds.
From Horse Cab No 1 in 1884 to owning a fleet of modern cars, Samuel Galbraith is described as the oldest hire man in the State. He passed milestones including Ford landanlette and Renault landanlette registrations in 1908 and recently took delivery of eight Studebaker President State Sedans valued over £5000.
In Australia the wool trade defies expectations as demand remains robust for crutchings and other grades. Early-season price declines did not dampen buyers, with Yorkshire fleece influence easing prices while total Australian sales push past 2.6 million bales by May 30. Sydney Bris bane centers report sizable volumes and unsold stock, and drought risks threaten future supply though current conditions are manageable. The Sheep Show and Stud sales are anticipated to draw large crowds as the season’s turnover nears 69,746 bales officially with projected gains over the prior year.
New South Wales country residents captured the largest share of prizes in St Margaret's Xmas Box Art Union, listing 91 of 200 prizes worth £4000. Districts like Cowra, Junee, and Broken Hill led in prize concentration while towns such as Scone, Lithgow, Portland, and Young also drew multiple awards. The union supports a hospital for country and city mothers and babies, with Macquarie Place address cited.
The event notes Capt. B. G. Casalet winning with his Westland Widowon Cirrus in the Cinque Ports private owners contest. 1st place to Mr. W. J. Runciman with a Moth Mark 11 Cirrus, 2nd Lady Bailey on the Gipsy Moth. An impromptu base sees Miss Winifred Spooner aboard her Cipay Moth.
A farmer from Fan A Maria's River, whose floods forced cattle sheltering, argues for reasonable weight limits on freight. He cites current tariffs of one and a half tons and prices per ton, claiming rural workers deserve fair treatment under weight regulations.
Leod reports a woman found sleeping in yards and vacant allotments with a sheet, claimed no fine for the offence, and asked if she should plead guilty. She said she would pay 10s 2d weekly. The officer remanded her for further action as the prosecutor spoke.
The London Karachi air service using the Bristol Jupiter and Armstrong Siddeley Jaguar engines was inaugurated recently. Wakefield Castrol oil backs maintenance as Mr Westcott rises to general manager. The party including Mr W L Clarke ships out aboard the NarKunda to England and America. Public disembarkation expected near two.
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