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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 10, 1934
Page
4
The article discusses pruning timing for roses and other yard work during cold spells, advising wait for warm weather for best results. It notes pruning methods, early planting versus later, and cautions on weed control. It covers violets, primroses, Calliopaix Dazaler lant, and general care for spring blooms and edging plants.
The Rural Bank Commissioners announce a reduction of borrower interest to a minimum of 40 percent affecting over 40 000 clients in the Rural Bank and Homes Departments. Overdrafts take effect immediately, long term loans next instalment date, and home loans from September 1. The bank states service and assistance as goals, with year-end profits added to the reserve fund now totaling £1 233 567.
Coach Percy defeated Crawford in the final of the Wimbledon Tournament in straight sets to claim the title.
Rose planting in full swing as a catalog offer lists roses at 1 shilling 9 pence each with extra cartine. The notice promises quality, postage terms, and a selection of six dwarf varieties including pinks whites and velvets, with orders to state preferences and railway town prepaid carriage.
A magazine issue promotes short stories for every family member featuring work by world famous authors. Weldon’s Film Fashionland includes star interviews and sport wear designs, plus a sex article and a serial. Glo stars and vivid illustrations captivate readers. From N. Scott, Manila bookseller.
A Barraclouon LD Opticians and Optometrists staff will hold a showing at the Court House Hotel in Burney Manila on Tuesday July 10 from 10 am to 5 pm. The firm has visited the town regularly for over thirty years and is represented by Mr. P A Newall FIO.
Wool news notes Germany extends import embargo until further notice and the London wool market opens its fourth series with weak demand and a 45 to 20 percent price drop on greasy wool. NZ crosbreds dominate. merino presence limited. With German competition gone and buyers scarce, Brisbane sales are abandoned this month and no Australian auctions occur before year end. Local business slows as operatives depart, awaiting developments and improved supply before the new season starts in August.
A fragment notes a typographical error in an advertisement for Newcastle wool bales, remarking that the misprint undermines the intended statement. The item references a vendor and urges readers to disregard confusion and seek the correct information.
Ancient Tel el Amarna dig by the Exploration Society uncovers the Record Office of the period with bricks stamped Place of depository of Jettera and fragments of tablets and xyllabaries. Documents include a letter from Akhenaton to Tuya Governor of Arcallon and official correspondence detailing conditions of the time. The find shows housing for clerks and workers, with scarab of Amenhotep III among relics.
The Texaco Company Australasia introduces Power Chief leaded fuel amid regulatory markers and market scepticism. Early trials show engine power gains and smoother operation, with officials predicting a strong rollout across Australia and beyond, as competitors monitor the trend.
Market notes report competition at the sale with overall prices near the prior close. Finest pelts and winter skins showed strength while flatters and other lots remained weaker. Quotations list winter prices, runners, and assorted skins with next sale anticipated and no sales this week.
A garbled report mentions Mr OW Yoon visiting Stintingshire and a mix of places and phrases. It references a visit to Scotland, a discussion of fares, and a remark by Young about a chain of events. The text also notes a defeat of Miss Ticats in an LAE English women's tournament.
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