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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 05, 1938
Page
3
Event list for a golf tournament spans Saturday July 9 and Sunday July 10 1938 with multiple 18 and 36 hole events. Includes Mixed Canadian Foursomes Men’s Stroke Handicap divisions 1st and 2nd place trophies and varied entry fees 1s 2d 2s or 2s6d. Green fees set at 2d members and 1d associates for the tournament.
General information sets handicap limits at Manilla Golf Club course with Members 30 strokes and Associates LGU. Visiting competitors become honorary members for the event. Ties decided by playoff if possible. otherwise count-back. Committee decisions final on protests. No player may win more than two trophies, except team events. Luncheon and afternoon tea available in the Club House. Honorary Secretary arranges accommodation as needed. Entries received on the course.
The article surveys conifers and shrubs suited to tubs or urns, including Cupressus Striesa and Junipers, and notes methods to form standardised specimens. It highlights palms, Agaves, Cacti, Abutilons, Oleanders, Camellia Sasanqua, and Crataegus species as decorative tub plants, with pruning and shaping tips for stable heads and symmetry.
The piece recounts G Ward Price in Warsaw describing Europe's near war crisis on March 18 19 and the chain reaction if Poland Lithuania and Russia acted. It details Prague discussions with a Czech official about potential German and Russian interventions and the peril facing Central Europe as war loomed.
An old newspaper rose catalog offers roses at 1 shilling 6 pence each or 16 shillings per dozen with carriage free. Customers may choose colors or let the seller select, with a dwarf bush variety option and a suggested mix of several colors. A 10 shillings payment secures a specified selection, with a note to mention the paper.
Dr Franz Gerlach, Austrian bacteriologist, after fifteen years of research, claims sighting ultra microscopic gels that cause cancer, hydrophobia, foot and mouth disease, and influenza. He says these germs are the smallest living bodies known, far smaller than tuberculosis germs, seen as tiny lights under the microscope.
A large crossbred dingo, identified by markings as a possible Al sitian boss, was killed by a trap set on Mr. Geo Bielefeld’s property in the Miles district last week. After others failed, he placed a shotgun with a trigger string across a hole in the netting fence. hours later the dingo entered and was fatally shot.
The Wise man State Sup competition postpones due to weather. Donations from W J Byrnes and GB Bow hia are noted. Special trophies for Hall's Creek district may be awarded in addition to general trophies.
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