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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 03, 1930
Page
4
Warning notices warn against leaving netting gates open on Strathfield and prohibit shooting, hunting, fishing or passage on Kia-ora, Kirconnell holding and Buena Vista Upper Mallet properties after specified dates. Prosecutions will be immediate for offenders. all prior permissions revoked where noted.
Caution posted warning that any person found shooting, hunting, or trespassing on any part of Braemar will be prosecuted without respect to persons. All previous permissions void. Braemar Park authorities.
Warning notice from R H Tiudson and Chas Lennox forbidding shooting hunting fencing or disturbing livestock on Willamby and Albro Farm riverbank property. Unauthorized entry will be prosecuted. prior permissions revoked. Authorities warn of enforcement with specified persons and actions.
A notice from Horton Park dated January 10 1930 warns that any person found shooting boating fishing or trespassing on the property will be prosecuted under the law. It offers a reward of £25 for information leading to conviction of anyone stealing sheep or cattle believed to be the property of the author Wheeler.
Notice warns that any person forging trenjissi or damaging heating, fencing, or other property will be prosecuted. It lists a date 16/7/28 and location Marcos At, Mie, as relevant details for the enforcement action. The readable fragment implies civil or criminal action by authorities.
A reader notices a public warning that any person found shooting trapping poisoning or trespassing at The Bras or Springmount will be dealt with by law without respect to persons. All previous persuasions are canceled. (Signed) Bruce Pare 2 h/29
A stock train from Bread whate arrived at Bowrowa with an overfilled truck. Out of 2500 sheep jammed into 19 trucks, 150 were trampled to death while others suffered severe injuries. the rest had to be lifted off and loaded onto lorries for removal.
A collection of short articles addressing current farm concerns for readers of the Manill Express. The series offers practical guidance and commentary aimed at farmers and agrarian workers, focusing on issues pertinent to rural life and agricultural practice.
The article discusses upcoming shearing in New South Wales and urges better practice by contractors to reduce wool loss. It notes a potential surplus of learners, recommends employing them to secure future shearer supply, and cites Mr. W. M. Hughes and Mr. F. H. Tout on wool production costs and prices. It highlights distribution costs, fashion influences, and the need to lower production costs to keep wool profitable.
In Moree Aldermen clash over Sunday football at the Cricket Ground with Ald. Webb denouncing the sport as a game for low-down blackguards. The council votes five to two to allow inter-town Sunday matches, amid claims of public health, police, and hospital benefits and opposition from several members.
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