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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 28, 1933
Page
4
The piece praises a dwarf dwarfing pomegranate ideal for pots or massed borders, noting its foot to eighteen inch height, crimson flowers, and ornamental fruit. It urges massing colors for bold garden displays and lists other shade plants like Aucuba japonica and Aquilegia Mrs Scott Elliott, emphasizing cool moist shady positions for best growth.
A league delegate criticizes the Referees Association for a turn system that assigns games, with six matches causing two weeks on and one off per ref. Officers claim the board can only pick referees the association allows while the league seeks best officials for players and the public amid tensions.
The sale finished recently with general signs of a hard season. Wool is light and dry with much dust and some hunger fineness. demand local for private treaties remains strong while overseas markets hold steady. Bodyline bowling in the second test provoked debate as Hammond was injured and others faced hard bowling.
Promotion promises two extra packets free with a 2/6 lot. Early buyers receive a free zinnia and giant asters packet. Order a total of ten packets to qualify. Postage free except peas and beans at 24 extra per packet.
The fortieth annual report of the Farmers and Settlers Association highlights new production records in wool wheat and dairy. It notes the global fall in prices as the sole blot on an otherwise positive year and summarizes legislation and the association’s stance on major policy issues.
An advertisement promotes reconstructed pianos from 60 pounds with deposits from 4 pounds. It promises sturdy wood sound instruments that will provide long satisfaction and invites readers to request a full list.
The report states the 1982-33 wheat crop set a production record with about 77 million bushels at 17.5 bushels per acre from 4,702,500 sowed acres. Prices opened low, then rose after March amid U S monetary shifts and inflation expectations. Australia exported much wheat to the East, especially China, while growers faced tax and tariff pressures and limited benefit from price gains.
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