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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 13, 1926
Page
1
Buyers of hides, skins and produce invited to Temworth Manilla opening Monday noon. Trade in tallow and other produce, new designs in spring tweeds and Westlake serges. Tailoring and alterations offered with ready to wear options and cleaning services available.
An advertisement for Tamworth Seed Plant Supply at Peel Street Canton offers plants seeds and floral work from growers with wedding and wreath services. The notice warns against shooting or interfering with fences on Willamby with prosecution and withdrawal of permissions.
The Currentor Cheque Assault improves credit and removes cash risk while creating a permanent transaction record. The Savings Account provides a band safe method for keeping funds, earns interest, and costs nothing to open. The Commonwealth Bank Money Box teaches thrift, helping plan for the future through branch and post office agency access.
Clifton's wa thrifty shop on Market Street Manilla advertises best wood stock long or short with options to ring call or write for orders and inquiries.
Notice warns about trespassing on The Braes and Springmount properties and states legal action without regard to persons. It bans shooting trapping and poisoning and cancels all previous permissions. Signed Bruce Park.
Pitt Somad Badgery Ltd reports yarding of 3357 head for the week with over 700 Queenslanders included. Beef prices rose 10 to 20d per head. prime beef quoted at about 42s per 100 lbs. Sheep and wool markets show a cautious tone as overseas orders await London sale results starting 13th, with coal strikes easing production notes. A NSW derailment near Ardglen caused fatalities and injuries, disrupting Brisbane and Narrabri services for hours.
The All Blacks, touted by the New South Wales Rugby Union as the world's greatest footballers, were defeated 26 to 20 by New South Wales at the Sydney Showground. The lighter home side tackled tightly and then ran the visitors off their feet, drawing a 40,000 strong crowd—the largest turnout for a Union match to date.
A letter from Messrs E. E. Collins & Co. of Yass NSW describes a Vita-Lick trial on 1500 young sheep in 1925. The writer notes one group fed Vita-Lick produced heavier fleece and wool growth compared with a non fed group, implying a significant impact on fleece yield over the year. The sender signs as Wiewed W. T. Merriman.
A newspaper note touts Wood's Great Peppermint Cure for influenza and coughs, claiming use since 1909. The item also mentions Elliott the mechanic’s shooting arrests around Hamarlake, and a New Zealand team praised for a dominant performance by New South Wales in Saturday play with fair scoring.
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