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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 29, 1930
Page
4
CAUTION warning from CHAS LENNON states that any person found fishing shooting or disturbing ewes and lambs on the river bank of his property at Albro Farm will be prosecuted with all respect to persons.
Notice warns any person found shooting in hunting or trespassing on any part of Braemar will be prosecuted without respect to person. All previous permissions canceled. G. B., PARK.
Notice warns that any person trespassing while shooting rabbiting or interfering with fences over property will be prosecuted dated 16/7/28 from Clydeville Maclin Ald Clydeaville.
Notice warns that any person shooting trapping or poisoning or trespassing on The Braes or Springmount will be dealt with under the law without regard to individuals. All prior permissions are cancelled. Signed Bruce Park.
Caution notice from Wheeler at Horton Park warns trespassers against shooting hunting fishing or entering property after January 1 1990 with all prior permissions canceled. A reward of 25 pounds is offered for information leading to conviction of anyone stealing sheep or cattle proven to be the property.
Nedice warns of prosecution for any noise or interference with fences and removal of prior permissions. R. H. Hudson withdraws permissions. Shaw, manager, cautions that leaving netting gates open at Strathfield will lead to immediate prosecutions.
All persons leaving vates open on my property Buena Vista Upper Manilla will be prosecuted from this date 22/3/29. G. V. Bowman.
Notice warns that all persons found trespassing fishing shooting trapping or otherwise on Kirconnell after the date will be prosecuted without regard to persons. All prior permissions are revoked. Signed by R. Park dated 18 May 1928.
All persons found shooting heating fishing or trespassing on Kia-ora after this date will be prosecuted without respect to persons. All previous permissions cancelled. Dated 4/29. M. J. Brady.
Pitt Son and Badgery Ltd report continued sales in Brisbane last week with keen competition especially for Continental wool. London shows little change while Bradford tops are dim. Australian markets move toward a lull until mid September as demand and prices hinge on quality and output, with woolgrowers facing tighter margins and risks from low grade wool flooding markets.
Lehute Bell and Co Ltd report that last week’s uptick in prices held in today’s sales though royal trade prices were lower. London sales run parallel with ours as shippers bought February to April skins, while American buyers still value fair to good period skins. Totals show 79 tons offered, up from 75 last week. season to date 62 tons submitted versus 1702 tons last year. Prices vs last year shown for numerous skin types, with a cautious downward trend overall. The piece includes economic commentary on sugar pricing and broader Australian trading pressures.
Pitt Son and Badgery report 2500 cattle yarded including 600 Queenslanders with varied descriptions. Buyers represented. market weaker than last day, nearly quotable changes. Sheep and lambs 28563 pens merino and crossbreds. demand fair, list day averages held then eased 1d to 2d on wethers and ewes while lambs unchanged. Prime beef prices noted by weight and quality with light steers at 47s 6d per 100 lbs and other grades lower. hoggets and lambs priced, with various second quality values.
Oil cook stoves grow in use among housewives in Australia and New Zealand, appealing even in gas areas for uniform heat and economy. Portable and easy to clean, Perfection Stove by Vacuum Oil Co. dominates the market with over 50,000 units in use delivering reliable heat and savings.
A farmer along the Seane Yarkville road sold a truck of fine cabbages to Maitland but received only one third of the net proceeds. The rest was reportedly consigned to the tip as there was little demand for unsaleable vegetables. He plans to feed the remaining stock to dairy cows. Similar issues were noted with Chinese farmers' cauliflowers nearby.
A compact note promotes Woods' Great Peppermint Cure as a first aid remedy for coughs colds and influenza. The ad style item highlights a ready solution for common illnesses and emphasizes quick relief using peppermint based formula.
Estimates put the total at 1,750,000 pounds for approaches on both sides. More than half has been spent and most tunneling and construction progress continues from Waverton to North Sydney and from Wynyard to Miller Street. Dr. Bradfield expects completion with the bridge, with the main constraint being money as final costs may come in well below the original 1.75 million pound allotment.
Chevrolet adds a Low Loading Platform to its 100ewt tracks reducing ground clearance to 3 feet and cutting lifting effort and time for loading and unloading. The 7 inch lower lift minimizes cargo damage and suits bags bales or cases. Cabs and bodies are built at Marrickville Plant and the option includes full side or drop side configurations. Available through Chevrolet dealers statewide.
Mr Moore notified by letter that the barrister consulted could not yet state whether criminal proceedings could be taken regarding Justice Campbell’s findings on the Chillagoe and Mungana inquiry. If advisers oppose prosecution, civil action to clear his name may be pursued. Fr Theodore plans to return to Sydney then Brisbane as needed. Moore declined to comment on Reid, McCormack, and Goddard. Theodore was the only one seeking government intentions.
In Brisbane Supreme Court a woman testified she had been married sixteen years and never left the house at night nor attended a cinema. Counsel remarked only that she must be the world’s record breaker as the remark highlighted the extraordinary claim amid the case.
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