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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 23, 1931
Page
4
Postwar tests in Queenscliff Victoria show trucks tractors and aeroplanes boosting power without added deadweight. Fordson tractors deliver about 30 percent more power than earlier models and haul 60 pounder guns through mud and sand replacing horse teams where possible.
A garbled note warns that any person found shooting or hunting on Braemar property will be prosecuted without regard to persons. It mentions a cancellation of permission and references a person or entity likely named R. Pari. The legibility is poor but the core claim is a strict enforcement stance on Braemar lands.
G. V. Bowman cautions that any persons leaving gates near Buona Vista Upper Manila on thin date will be prosecuted. The notice serves as a legal warning to trespassers and asserts intent to pursue action.
A note states the givers hat at one round shooting is forbidden and hunting is restricted as a prosecutor acts without respect to persons in Willamby. All previous permissions are hereby withdrawn.
Verauns are urged not to leave the netting gate open on Strathfield property. Prosecutions will be immediately instituted against offenders, according to a notice signed by SHAW, Manager.
All persons found shooting hunting fishing or trespassing on Kio ora after this date will be prosecuted regardless of persons. All previous permissions cancelled. 10/11/30. M. J. Brady.
Any person found shooting hunting fishing or trespassing on my property after this date will be prosecuted and dealt with as the law directs. A reward of £25 will be paid for information leading to conviction of anyone stealing sheep or cattle on my property. 8. 8. WHEELER Horton Park Keep it 10th November 1930. Any person or persons four shooting trapping and poisoning on Springmont will be dealt with as the few may direct without respect to persons. All previous permissions are cancelled. Signed Bruce Park 10/11/30.
The article celebrates the fiftieth anniversary of the Christian Endeavour movement founded by Rev. Francis E. Clark in 1881. It notes global reach with about 5,000,000 active members and outlines the First Pacific International Convention in Sydney August 1–5 with delegates from England, America, China, Japan, Korea, New Zealand, Pacific Islands, and Australia. Dr Daniel A Young will attend as World President to deliver addresses.
The article argues that cheap brands offer poor economy and higher long term costs due to reduced mileage and frequent repairs. It advises choosing a high quality petrol like Plume, and outlines factors affecting fuel use such as carburettor timing, spark, valve and oil conditions, plus proper choke, tight fuel joints, and avoiding overfilling. It notes potential savings from better fabrication and recommends the Farnum Oil Company booklet Modern Motoring.
Rev D A Brown told the Presbyterian Assembly in Brisbane that he was properly initiated into an aboriginal tribe in Western Australia. He described a corroboree and a ritual tooth knock as part of the initiation, noting preparations and the tribe’s customs. He also described the use of bones as charms and described hardships encountered during the ceremony.
The monthly Every Lady's Journal and the New Idea weekly reveal knit designs for a pullover, jumper, beret, gloves, and embroidered wool items. June issues advertise patterns, color options, and sale details, with references to featured designers and a romance by Joseph Hocking.
Discussion on delays in negotiations over the bank crisis with depositor information and state government statements sought. References include 1,025,109 accounts, 188,000 school savings accounts, and funds totaling £70,500,000 plus other departmental sums, while officials warn disclosures await negotiations.
In Illdale NSW excitement rose as Elizabeth Turner, bold mother of twelve, claimed a £1000 prize from a Deaf Dumb and Blind Art Union drive. Similar wins by Mrs Marks of Cootamundra highlighted the charity appeal aiding Deaf, Dumb and Blind children with motor cars and other prizes. Readers are urged to send entries for upcoming draws supporting the cause.
A humorous critique notes the book by Gem as a best seller and a playful dialogue in rustic psychology. It highlights witty, sometimes blunt observations and a publisher’s label calling it innocently Rabelaisian, while acknowledging its rough language may deter fastidious readers.
Mort and Company Limited report Frewington stock bales to noon on Thursday June 16 with about 5230 sheep and lambs penned. Prices varied for heavy and light categories as market eased on sheep ykin and certain carcass types. Prime steers and cows showed mixed changes, with bulls firm but plain stock weaker. Show-day notices advised. cattle waggons available. Sale featured a broad range of livestock including Queenslanders and mixed grades, with buyers noting damp and poorly dried fodder risks and packing issues.
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