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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 17, 1931
Page
4
A vintage advertisement touts Ford Sedass-Town and Forder models highlighting luxury upholstery, refined materials, and smooth quiet engines. It promises safety with steelspoke wheels, long life, good service, and easy financing with accepting trade-ins, inviting readers to test drive and learn the value with no obligation.
Bruce Park warns that any person found shooting trapping poisoning or trespassing on his Springmont property will be dealt with to the full extent of the law. All previous permissions are canceled.
Caution issued warning against waving netting gates open at Strathfield. Prosecutions will be immediately instituted against offenders. Signed S Shaw, Manager.
A damaged notice states that any person shooting, hunting, or interfering with fences in Braemar will be prosecuted regardless of person. It cancels previous permissions and declares all permissions void. Prosecution will be carried out under local authority without regard to individuals.
A worker at Anglodonl demands higher pay and criticizes Premier Lang over a wage tax and failure to honor an agreement. The shearer cites a 16 tie pact and accuses Labor politicians of breaking promises.
A deputation from the Printing Industry Employees Union urged the Minister for Custom to reduce primage duties, paper duty, and sales tax, or to refrain from further increases. They argue unemployment is rising, exchange rates burden the industry, and much printing is imported. They cited hundreds of unemployed members, collapsing newspapers, and diminished pages and ads across major cities, urging swift government action to ease costs and preserve employment.
The article recalls Britain reclaiming the Blue Riband from Europe after 16 months with the Bremen defeating the Mauretania’s record, while France builds a new ocean liner set to enter service in 1934. It notes vacuum oil lubrication powering record-setting ships and lists Empress of Britain and Europa among other liners, with technical specs and builders. It also touches New Zealand cricket, shipbuilding plans by John Brown, and a wide range of global notes from economics to local NSW events.
Ten families from Brisbane arrive at Coolangatta as Queensland begins the intermittent relief program. They will work for rations, receiving small plots of land for cultivation and building three-room shacks with council-supplied materials. 37 children accompany the group, supervised by the Queensland Under-Secretary to the Department of Labor and Industry.
Local ad promotes PALIN S renovated pianos for home use. Suggests buying to enhance happiness and social pleasure. Directs readers to write for information and circulars or see the local agent at 10 S88 George Street Sydney.
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