02 Jun 1931
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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1931
Page
1
Warning from R H Hudson: any hunting or interference with fences in Willamby will be prosecuted without regard to persons. All permissions withdrawn. Trespassers will be prosecuted. all prior permits revoked for Braemar and its grounds.
The Minister of Agriculture announces a petition led move to declare wheat a commodity under the Marketing of Primary Products Act 1927 1951 and a poll will be held Friday July 17 1931 by postal vote in the state. Growers must reside carry on wheat sale and cultivate at least 50 acres. press lists of district growers will be shown at centres. The Director of Marketing will handle returns. An adjacent land case at Narra involved three brothers Boland and others in grazing and land allotments with appeals leading to reversals and court actions. The Land and Valuation Court final decision overturned prior allotments and may require Board action. The Manilla water supply poll results show 137 for and 35 against with 1 informal vote. Other council matters include a bridge clearing contract, kerbside petrol pump permit, military clothing allotment, and unemployment drainage grant nearing exhaustion.
The article notes a May 21 submission to Unemployment Relief for a £37,330 water supply scheme loan and includes a detailed livestock market summary with prices for lambs, wethers, and cattle from multiple sellers. It also quotes a reflection on The Law of Compensation and discusses tobacco production in Canada, highlighting large raw leaf output and minimal manufactured tobacco imports.
Public in Manilla invited to Memorial Hall on Saturday June 6 to hear Col H F White and A Westmacott speak on the New England Separation Movement. Organisers promote a non-party campaign for northern NSW separation as a solution to rural development issues.
Sebate Bell and Co Ltd report a successful sale with top prices for chief grades of rabbit skins. Totals showed about 79 tons submitted, with strong demand for heavy pelts and does, while western flat skins were difficult and many lots passed. Prices ranged from 6d to 74d for various pelts and damaged skins.
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