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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 05, 1929
Page
6
Notices warn trespassers to avoid Arace panlocs from certain dates and cancel all prior permits. It orders prosecutions for unauthorized fishing shooting or trapping at Huens Vista Upper Manila and Rircannell holdings after the set dates and revokes all previous permissions. An official, G. V. Bowliam, signs as authority.
Fragmented OCR text mentions trespassing and penalties but is largely unreadable. Core phrases reference a date and named places, though specifics are unclear. The item resembles a local public notice or warning with disjointed words and nonsensical segments.
Inter city transport shifts to light cars as Geelong to Melbourne route battles private and railway bus operators. Seven cars in fleet each exceed 1,000 miles weekly, averaging 35 mph. Ford cited as final choice. Bribery conspiracy case seeks 23,500 indemnity. Acting Premier noncommittal.
A notice states that property belonging to Viv wepson rubbirine or tre sshea omy will be wrenoented according to local authority Tae UY OLAY TON. The document cites the involved parties and the legal basis for the action.
A notice warns that any person found shooting, fishing, or trespassing will be prosecuted without further notice. All previous warnings are cancelled. Signed by M. I. Prady.
Residents warned against violations at Newry Park with a show involving a Maserati slated for April 10 1999. Public notice by H G Alder warns of enforcement actions and legal consequences for trespass or unlawful interfering activity.
Gardeners should vary layouts and edging to refresh interest. Small changes like curved paths or reworked borders can delight visitors and boost pride in one’s planting. Edging with pansies or violas can be replaced by annuals through spring to autumn, while roses and shrubs offer reliable displays with less maintenance.
Cable from London reports Ray Keech driving the Simplex Special won the Indianapolis Grand Prix on May 13 with an 87.58 mph average on the 500 mile course. The piece also notes Keech’s praise for Wakefield Castrol motor oil and his earlier land speed record using Castrol. It includes a local council letter lamenting road funding and safety concerns in the outback context, with expressions of frustration and civic strain.
In Brianic Gardens a comic battle unfolds as swans and ducks attack rats at the lake, chasing them from an outpipe and around the islet while spectators watch from the kiosk area. The scene blends whimsy with a note on garden care and timely sowing of vegetables and herbs for ongoing growth.
The oldest American motor firms Studebaker and Pierce Arrow merge under Expat Corporation to direct overseas sales of Studebaker and Pierce Arrow vehicles. Studebaker reports assets above 25 million pounds with plants in South Bend Detroit and Ontario and Pierce Arrow facilities in Buffalo. Regional managers will be appointed globally to release export models and strengthen market positions.
Terde supplies the three most popular red roses in Australia. The offer promises free delivery for five roses, with a choice of The 3 Popular Roses. The list includes Rice Red Radiance, Tadley, and Etoile de Mollande, described as strong growers with fragrance and mildew resistance. Shepherds Ltd, established 100 years, based in Sydney.
London cable reports Major Sir Henry Segrave piloting the Miss Fugl and the Mise Alacrity to victories in the Moto Boat Speed Championship of Germany on June 1 and the ten miles unrestricted Keel Race. Castrol oil lubricated both boats as well as the Golden Arrow reaching 231.36 mph.
The Times reports that the Holy See is poised to resume issuing papal coins and stamps after nearly six decades. Historical interruptions followed French and Napoleonic rule, with 1867 bringing a currency reform aligning Papal money to Italy. by 1870 Rome’s occupation by Italy ended minting. The Federal Parliament is anticipated to reconvene in mid August.
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