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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 18, 1930
Page
4
Shute Bell & Co Ltd report demand remains keen at Brisbane sales, despite a flood of low quality wool in Sydney. They warn against breeding from weak and deformed rams, urging selection of high quality stock to lift future clips and reduce costs, noting current prices reward better wool only.
CAUTION. Any person found fishing shouting or disturbing ewes and lambs on the river bank of my property at Albro Farm will be prosecuted without respect to persons Chas Lennon. Trespassers on Braemar will be prosecuted without respect to persons. All previous permissions cancelled. MacDonald Clydenvilie.
A posted warning states that any person or persons shouting rapping or trespassing on The Strues or Springmount will be dealt with by law without respect to persons. Signed Rrece Park.
A terse notice states that Buena Vista in Upper Maui will face prosecution overseen by G. V. Lows. The fragment confirms legal action targeting local property issues and names the lead prosecutor.
A damaged notice warns that any Tour shooting or naming with forces will be prosecuted and that previous permissions are withdrawn. The text is garbled but indicates legal action and withdrawal of prior allowances.
Notice warns that any person found shooting unting fishing after the date will be prosecuted. All permissions are cancelled by order. Authorities reference M. Brady and the sheriff or local official.
A fragmentary notice warns that individuals fishing, shooting, trapping or trespassing near Strathfield areas will be prosecuted without regard to prior permissions. It mentions Kirconnell and Anne facing immediate action, with a general manager spelling out enforcement and penalties for offenders.
Horton Park at Keepit hosts a notice dated January 10 1980 about garbling land rights and cattle property amid an order. The brief item mentions Nath and NP iw, Noe directing actions, and a reference to eight eight as a numeric note.
Stock reports from Plemington show mixed offerings at the saleyards with muttons and lambs in demand but prices easing from prior records. Rounds include prime and medium cattle with bulls and cows as buyers seek good useful lots, while weaker grades remain lower.
Minister for Education Mr Drummond visited Walcha in March for a local show and noted a drop in sheep and wool classes, but his appeal boosted attendance. The Walcha class now has 22 students, all of them skilled graziers, with strong support from residents and graziers who aided in instruction. Three cups have been donated for judging at upcoming Agricultural Shows, and enrolment is expected to rise as interest spreads to Walera and other districts under Drummond’s policy to broaden access to these classes.
Heavier supplies were forward at last week's auctions with 694 tons submitted, far above the 3 tons prior. Opening sales were unsettled, bidding irregular, and lower prices often needed to finish sales. Beat heavy pelts drew strong support though other grades failed to hold late rates. peak prices fell 2d per lb in many cases. Current quotations cover various pelts with ranges from Ist winters to 2a winters up to 39d, and hareskins, kittens, damaged pelts, and fawns listed with multiple values. Strong competition was noted with prices rising 3d to 15d per unit in some descriptions, while low grades showed little change.
Pitt Son and Budgery Ltd report a subdued but active wool market in New South Wales last week with strong Continental and Yorkshire involvement. A 470 bale catalogue was offered, including many average to fine lots from New England and Monaion. Brisbane fixtures are expected as auctions continue in the Northern Capital, with the new season opening sale planned for September 9.
Mrs King accused her husband of threats and jealousy after a quarrel at court. Magistrate Reed bound over the husband to keep the peace for six months, while Mrs King contended he resisted her. A note on Woods' Great Peppermint Cure for coughs and colds appears in the text.
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