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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1933
Page
3
A local furniture shop advertises a wide stock including quilts blankets and new stock. It lists tennis rackets balls nets and sundries, carpet runners mats rugs and tableware with special prices. Stationery wireless batteries torch batteries and a call to compare prices by phone 166.
H A Bareaclooge at 385 George Street Sydney held a WEET Vigil in Manilla at the Court Howe Motel from 10.3 am to 5 pm on Thursday June 2. The firm has visited this town regularly for over thirty years, represented by Mr. P A Newall FLO.
Tropical rain swept Manilla district as June 22 marked a change in the season. By nine pm rain intensified, continuing overnight then clearing to a sunny Friday. Recorded falls include Manilla 145 and others across Halls Creek, Rushes Creek, New Mexico, and Dunmore, with total May and June rainfall rising against last year. Directions note a surge of kangaroos prompting an open kangaroo season in Hay districts and neighboring Deniliquin and Hillston.
At a London World Conference delegates from USA, Canada, Argentina and Australia clashed over a 15 percent wheat cut this year and 10 percent next year. NSW cabinet likely to reject the plan amid droughts and political maneuvering. A humorous interlude interrupted Senator Dunn during debate on the Customs and Tariff Bill.
Latest restringing devices enable personal tension control with prices from 10 shillings per revolution. New stock of frames landed. Choose a unit and set tension to suit play. A few used tennis balls offered at 18 shillings 6 pence, grass-court use only and limited wear.
A substantial reward is offered for information leading to the conviction of the person stealing estate property. Arthur Gies issues a notice warning that any shooting hunting or interference with fences on his property will be punished by law. Previous permissions are withdrawn and authorities warn trespassers they are subject to penalties.
A terse notice warns that interfering with the property named Springmount will be addressed by law, with no regard to personal permissions. The message, signed Bruce Park, signals formal action and potential repercussions.
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