Manilla District Fodder Entries Lead in RAS Championship
In Manilla District the fodder competition sees heavy entries as J A Byrnes of Dilkusha tops the grazing section with stock to four thousand sheep. The Byrnes and Nixon families dominate the region with long holdings as trial plots test lucerne, grasses, and fertilisers amid dry weather. Moss Vale's A B Chapman wins the open section at Hall’s Creek, while large-scale preparations continue to stock the Dilkusha and Moss Vale farms with substantial hay reserves and planned lambing feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bia
Manilla
R.A.S
Adam Nixon
Oakhampton
J. A. Byrnes
Dilkcusha
Forth-West
Byrnes
Nixon
Dilkusha
Moss Vale
H.C. Stening
Glaziers
Manille
Lucerne
Department of Agriculture
Durham
Hall's Creek
Chapmans
Benjamin Chapman
A. B. Chapman
Ture
Chapman
Buy From Japan Anglic an Bishop Urges Trade Shift
The Anglican Bishop of Goulburn Dr Burgmann urged Australia to buy more manufactured goods from Japan and the East arguing shared benefits. He warned a fool's parade if Japan buys wool while Australia refuses to buy Japanese goods and claimed White Australia policy should allow a world markets case. He said East workers could be employed turning Australian raw materials into goods and Australians must purchase more of East produced products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goulburn
Burgmann
Australia
Japan
Plagus of Crows Devastates Moree District Farmlands
Dry weather in the Moree district drives crows to raid farms. W B Newcomen of Gunganna Station reports 4000 poison baits used, many eaten by crows and dying in paddocks and under trees. Crows scattered across miles, lambing horses now attracting large numbers. He notes crow lovers oppose control efforts despite losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moree
W. B. Newcomen
Gunganna Station
Newcomen
Wheat price changes and disposal ultimatum at Sydney terminal
The Wheat Commissioner announced lower storage and handling charges and a new delivery regime for bulk wheat. Wheat owners of the 1933-34 season face an ultimatum to dispose of their grain by June 19 1935 or face sale under Regulation 1 of the Wheat Act 1927. New rates apply to post October 1 1935, with a reduction to 1 ¾d per bushel for terminal receival and loading services, and 1d per bushel for other despatch services, valid until February 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Grain Elee
A. H. Holborow
Sydney
New Wheat Handling Rates Cut At Country Elevators
Affected rail and country stations will charge 1d per bushel for new im terminal elevator and related services, down from 2d. Receiving from farmer wagons and loading into parkway trucks costs 1d per bushel for wheat delivered after October 1. Storage under old rates was 1/8d per bushel weekly. under the new schedule storage is nine-eighths of a penny per bushel per week if received Oct 1 to Feb 28, or 1/8d per bushel per week after March 1.
Enforcing Safe Driving Police Plans Reviewed
Police plan stricter motorist enforcement with more patrols on main roads at all hours to catch offenders. Traffic officials seek cooperation with motoring groups to improve road safety without heavy regulations while considering compulsory brake tests and public testing by brake specialists.
Queensland Corn Cores Swamp Item Now Available at Stephens
Unclear copy notes a Queensland corn product named Swamp now obtainable at Stephens as a shopping detail. Readable fragments suggest a product release or inventory update with local retailer mention. Further specifics are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
Stephens
Trespass Warning On Tagtewood By Order Of A. G. Doring
Notice warns that any person found shooting trapping or trespassing on Tagtewood will be dealt with by law without regard to persona and revokes all previous permissions dated September 5 1935 issued by A G Doring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tagtewood
Persoma
A. G. Doring
Bruce Park warns trespassers at Springmount property
Bruce Park states that any person shooting trapping or trespassing on his Springmount property will be dealt with by law without regard to previous permissions. The notice emphasizes strict enforcement and authority.
Notice Prohibits Shooting and Hunting on Willamby Property
CAUTION All persons are warned not to shoot or hunt or interfere with fences on Willamby land. Violators will be prosecuted regardless of any claimed permission. Posted by R. H. Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willamby
R. H. Hudson
Reward Offered for Information on Theft and Trespassing
A substantial reward will be paid to non accomplices supplying information leading to conviction of any person for stealing stock laying poison or trespassing in or Hazel dean. Arthurne Silman. Printed for Manila Newspaper Co by Alton Richmond McLeod Manila street. The manager of an insurance company notes thought lens driving as a major accident cause and that failure to yield at intersections and to obey the right of way is a common source of crashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazeldean
Arthne Silman
Manila Newspaper Co
Alton Richmond McLeod
Manilin Street
Manilla
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Manilla Agricultural Society
Mechanic's Institute
Post Office
Comport
J. T. Robertson and Co
General Currier
Union i
Motor Spirit
Atlantic
Yorkshire Life and Fire Insurance
Canberra
Comanilla
Pill, Son & Badgery Ltd
Manilla & District News
Bank: of
New ‘South Wales
Mttes Ho
Coron
Adelaide
Aus
Tern
New South Wales
Bank of Bow
Wales
Conistonwealth
New Zealand
Plagus
Wow Seale
Holborow
Duco
Easea
Turner
Blawch
ROYAL
Rey
Oauti
Springmount
Bruce Park
Cautio
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