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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 19, 1929
Page
3
A terse notice from MM. J. Prady states that fear of prosecution remains in force as prior rmiaions are cancelled dated January 4 1928. The fragmentary text suggests legal action or court related wording without full context.
In April 1929 amid border tensions, authorities warned against rabbiters chasing lambs and trespassing on Corellian land. The notice cites severe penalties and urges residents to report incursions, signaling firm enforcement of property rights.
Caution notice warns that any person found shooting trapping poisoning or trespassing at The Bees or Springmount will be dealt with to the full extent of the law. All previous permissions are cancelled. 25/5/98 signed Bruce Park.
A Ford Tudor sedan owned by Mia Palmer of Mortdale faced a broken crown wheel at Port Kembla during a Lake Alawarra to Sandringham NSW trip. With a 26 cwt tow and five aboard, it crawled to Sandringham in second gear, a feat aided by spare-vehicle support and careful handling through Bald Hill. The cooling system withstood the climb and fuel use remained about 24 mpg, with no defects found on finish.
The Daily Express lauds the Southern Cross as the most travelled aeroplane and praises Australian pluck in a triumphant aviation comeback. It recalls the first England flight by Kingsford Smith and crew ending near-disaster in the northwest and notes the revival under peaceful conditions despite earlier losses.
A detailed 1928 Pontiac feature praises a powerful 58 hp engine with 200 cubic inches displacement, harmonic balancer, redesigned transmission, and strong chassis. It highlights new closed and open body designs, chrome trim, sun visor, counterbalanced crankshaft, cross flow radiator, centralized emblem changes, and luxurious ride quality with hydraulic shocks. It notes distinctive styling, longer wheelbase, and improved seating and controls across models.
The Test annual conference of automatic telephone cabinets: hope to convert country exchanges to automatic operation soon, with cautious expansion to rural areas. Postmaster General notes trials show partial success but higher costs. aims to survey and roll out as merited, to benefit country users. Also reports Wakefield & Co cites C J Dodson winning Isle of Man Senior TT on a Sunbeam and Castrol lubricants used by winners in multiple events.
Worth moves in legislative plan to strengthen government by personal appointments. The decision surprises political circles as reform of the Council is pursued. A Cabinet sub-committee continues drafting proposals, with a report due upon Mr Bavin’s return to Sydney.
The description lists ten spoke type wheels plus five caps and flanges, a 305 psi pressure balloon tyre with tube as standard rear equipment, except on the sports roadster which uses wire wheels and decorative wells.
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