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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 03, 1933
Page
3
An advert promotes show suits with splendid quality and workmanship at moderate prices. It urges immediate orders to guarantee delivery and mentions special show prices. The copy emphasizes value and swift delivery.
Local grocer posts notice that only a few bottles remain of Murphy's Bunny de Coy, urging customers to hurry before stock runs out. The item is highlighted as a limited-time specialty with no restock date given.
A brief public notice lists weather or water related terms and a warning that trespassing near water will be prosecuted after a specified date. Names Steve Wood and W. Odell appear with pricing per ton and tank terms.
A substantial reward is offered for information leading to the conviction of anyone sealing stock or engaging in poisoning on the ELOURA ESTATE. The notice specifies a reward for non accomplices who provide actionable information to Arthur Sulmen.
The Director of the Farmers Relief Act says no appointments of supervisors have been made though a published list shows potential names. Supervisors will handle farmers financial transactions and applications for advances. The Board will issue written instructions clarifying that farm management and marketing remain with farmers unless approved by the Director or Board. Copies of a explanatory booklet are available, or requests can be sent to the Partners' Relief Board in Sydney.
Lord Howe Island manager Phil Payten said the island remains free from turmoil because residents ignore oratory and avoid notice of it. Chief Secretary Chaffey noted no newspapers or police courts and that a strike is unknown, as 15 visiting sportsmen seek glory in New South Wales while praising the island’s peaceful state. Australian captain W M Woodfall congratulated the English team after the match.
A small batch of used tennis balls is offered at 12 to 6 dozen. Balls have been used for no more than three nets on race courts and are sold as is.
A fragmented notice warns that shooting, hunting, or interfering with fences on property around Woodville and Crow Mountain Road without permission will be prosecuted. It mentions Mr P A Newall representing a firm visiting the town for over thirty years and cautions about leave-open gates and trespassing.
An advertisement promotes watches and clocks as always keeping correct time with the slogan Watchmakers offering practical purchases. It emphasizes reliability and value, urging readers to buy now.
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