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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 23, 1929
Page
4
Caution notice warns that any person found shooting, hunting, or fencing near Willamby wall will be prosecuted. Previous permissions are revoked. Also notices forbid rabbiting or trespassing at Newry Park and on property owned by FE Clayton in Yellowrock, with legal action to follow.
Fragmentary notice warns that after a specified date persons found engaging in shooting hunting fishing or other activities will be prosecuted with respect to persons. It states that prior permissions are cancelled and is dated 30/4 29 Md Prady.
A formal notice warns trespassers at Corellan Farm that trapping sheep and entering young lambs will lead to prosecution. Dated April 5 1929 JW Barwick and EL J Nale issue the order, declaring all prior permissions void and enforcement with rigor.
Fragmentary OCR note hints at a frameing or property matter with names and events unclear. It mentions dates near Christmas and a person named Tim Weta and references a property issue or meeting. The readable items are insufficient to specify roles or outcomes.
A fragment warns that any person found shooting trapping or poisoning or trespassing near Ch Traces or Sprigginetint will face legal action. It states penalties apply and references prior printings with a casual mention of ten persons named in shed GRUGE PAR.
A New South Wales country gala day reveals a sensational ring-in scandal. Three horses start a six furlong sprint and one is disqualified after unregistered horse and rider protests. Another entrant used an ineligible rider, leading to further protests and a chaotic result.
A lettered warning from W. Dillon West of the University School of Kentture Cambridge says disease germs may travel two miles high. He notes foot and mantle tremor bacteria could ride thin air, spreading epidemics between districts via air routes.
A chaotic scene outside the city hall drew a crowd as protesters clashed with police. Officials reported several arrests while tensions remained high over a disputed policy.
A court recounts a local case as the defense questions a key witness. The proceedings occur in a municipal hall with several spectators and reporters present. The judge cautions both sides as the jury reviews evidence and the clerk reads proper motions.
A Brisbane limited express crashed near Black Mountain station in frosty dawn, leaving passengers mainly in night attire and fearful scenes as they fled wrecked carriages. Most suffered cold. four carriages derailed, signal frame knocked over, tracks torn up, but no serious injuries reported. Rail staff and relief trains aided survivors and resumed service toward Deepwater.
Wool market reports from London indicate competition by Continental buyers for greasy merino and cord class scoured, with 2 hardening tendencies. The Newcastle group notes limited encouragement from current sales, cautioning that much is speculative stock likely reoffered after losses. They expect September season to bring brevity over depression and discuss potential impacts of China Soviet relations on wool demand for uniforms.
The Commonwealth state government faces financial strain affecting the works programme for the current year. Ministers debate trimming £1,000,000 from estimates, delaying non essential projects, while pledging to advance key lines like the Hast wood St Leonards and Eastern Suburbs rail schemes when finances allow. Authorities consider tram fare cuts and special rates to boost patronage and reduce tram versus bus competition. The Treasury and Railway Commissioners discuss revenue gaps and a Harbour Bridge tax model, with circular quarry station work and Circular Quay site decisions pending.
A lucrative offer reached jockey Dim Munro after a fall at Morofield last Saturday. A retainer and percentage of winning stakes were proposed if he rode Banow Opponent. Munro, an ex-Australian jockey, indicated he would accept.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Woods' Great and Pepnerm'nt Gare, a cough remedy. Lacking clear names, places, dates, or events, the readable bits suggest a dated advertisement or note about medicines and remedies. No cohesive story or person identified.
For sale listings advertise several motor vehicles with payment plans. Ford Tourer Self Starter offered at 249 cash or 15 deposit and 1 weekly. Overland Tourer 33 cash or 20 deposit and 1 weekly. Essex Six Tourer 155 cash or 20 deposit and 1 weekly. Essex Six Tourer 95 cash or 34 50 deposit and 12 monthly payments. White Way Manila and White Way Manila locations appear.
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