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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 02, 1934
Page
4
Colorful bulbs such as daffodils hyacinths and tulips bring bright color fragrance and seasonal cheer with minimal effort. The article explains bulb cultivation basics including soil preparation fertilization planting in groups and proper depth to ensure showy unified bloom. It reflects on memories of growing bulbs and their lasting emotional appeal.
A passage from The Land features praise for Australian wire netting and a forwarded letter. A response from The Wand’s manager is included with no further comment. The Standard notes horticultural advice on bulb planting and suggests readers seek a catalog. It ends with a book recommendation Simplified for gardeners.
Last week Shepherds advertised a special offer of Stocks this week it is Winter Flowering Sweet Peas. Large flowers waved or frilled on long stems six packets in six colours each in a banket also free one packet Winter Flowering Sweet Pea Mixed. Send 2/6 to 107 year old firm and say 2/1 Sweet Pea Offer. P. LO, SHEPHERD & BOM Ltd Sydney head office Parker Street.
An advertisement touts home musical pleasure with a robust player piano and piano gramophone. It promotes new or refurbished units from a long established House of- and asserts the instrument will quickly repay its small cost by opening joys and social advantages. Catalogues and easy purchase terms are offered, with a local selling agent ready to provide details.
Printed and published by Alton Richmond McLeod for the Proprietors Manilla Newspaper Co at the office of the Man Express Manilla Street Manilla in the State of New South Wales.
A chain of letters from a farmer and editor debate Australian wire netting protection, alleged advertising fraud, and the need for clear ad notices. A reader criticizes The Land for accepting paid advocacy, the editor admits a typesetting error, and a third party demands proper disclosure under federal election ad rules.
A letter complains a paper claiming farmer ownership should reject payments from protected interests. It accuses deception against country people. Separate note: American tennis player Gledhill will turn professional and join Vines and Ilden.
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