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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 30, 1926
Page
1
A collage of styled ads from Manilla area shops and professionals. John D. Kennedy outlines office hours and legal services. J E Simpson promotes optical services. H A Barbacklough displays restaurant and catering notes. Tamworth, Manilla listings offer eyewear, tailoring, clothing, hides and produce buys, plus new tweeds and Westlake seeges.
Tamworth Seed Plant Supply on Peel Street Canton promotes plants seeds and floral work. Offers roses fruit trees shrubs seeds wreaths and emblems with prompt despatch and in doubt they will select. Contact manager for better gardens and assorted seeds.
Caution notice warns that any person found shooting hunting or interfering with fences on Willamby land will be prosecuted. It states approvals are withdrawn and demands respectful conduct. Published by Manilla Newspaper in Manilla NSW with attribution to R I Hudson and Alton Richmond McLeod.
Anyone found waving gates open or bumping public gates with motor cars on roads through property will be prosecuted without respect to persons.
A notice warns that any person found shooting trapping or poisoning or trespassing on The Braes or Springmount will be dealt with under the law without respect to persons. All previous permissions are cancelled. Signed Bruce Park.
Pitt Son and Budgery report cattle yarding of 2979 head totaling 6249 for the week with average quality down and heavyweights softening. Sheep and lambs tally 38 000 yarded, 59 500 for the week, merinos and crossbreds strong to prime with variable competition. prices per 100 pounds for prime beef and per pound for lambs listed. Wool sales in London steady, Bradford quiet, continent mainstay. drought in Queensland continues, wool clip in Northern State expected to offset gains in New South Wales.
Wilfred Wellock reports from the United States for the Daily Herald London on Prohibition. He cites police chiefs in industrial cities noting rising numbers of blind tigers and corruption, arguing the act has not curbed drinking and questions whether prohibition is the best solution.
Report recounts a September 25 1925 aeroplane landing at Moonan Flats 40 miles from Tops with damage and no payment for storage after eleven months. Surveyors stayed at a local hotel, attempts to fly failed, magistrate Longmore of Old id Tames adjourned sale while license accounts remain unsettled.
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