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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 04, 1930
Page
2
Ad promotes curtain nets and square mesh curtain nets with lace edge and bold panels. Highlights low prices for various yard widths and double width options. Mentions fabric colors and decorative lace detailing. Includes multiple yardage figures and price hints.
March 4 1930 Tewcheg essay argues harsh economic reality behind the crisis. It questions why Mr Scullin withholds truth, warns of unemployment and hunger, and urges high protection from Britain to shield Australia’s primary producers amid a downturn. The piece likens Australia’s fate to a youth rebelling against a parent’s guidance.
Mr Cleary urges a reassessment of railway charges to defend farmers and rural producers. He argues transport advances pressure railways into unequal competition and calls for government power to pursue rate restructuring while cutting expenditures. The piece also covers British trade policy, protection, and Australian finance under a broader debate on open ports and preferential trade with Britain.
Score report lists players Macleter guilty WEG and Wither Buapa D Clark Snape Moore Beaty Buape White RB Allen Venams Percy Hees R Mandner Kather Brady Rees HL Roberts out B Styene Piering Clark 6 1/18 Rose 4/16 ad Rather 6.
Arrangements are made to erect a new club house near the existing one, with Mr. Grantham in charge and completion hoped for by month’s end. Golfers pace a promising season ahead, Elsie O’Neill cards 38 on the first nine, a record for associates. annual meeting to be held next week amid community updates.
Fragmentary report notes rainfall totals in Manila with several figures and comparisons to prior years. It also references the Northern Tablelands weather, a high court ruling on Beeby industrial awards, and assorted local notices about events, advertisements, and a Tasmanian or Australian agricultural association timetable.
The Federal Statistician reports final figures for 10 years from January 1 1919 to December 31 1998 showing Australia's population grew by 1,255,006 reaching 8,338,000.
A 2n Express crashed into a circus train in New Zealand early morning. Wild animals including tigers bears and monkeys panicked and had to be extricated from wreckage after three hours. Passengers on the transcontinental line remain marooned at Forrest as work to rejoin east and west connections continues.
The excerpt critiques a South Seas romance for its colonial stereotypes and moral warnings about training a half breed under civilised norms. It notes tense scenes, especially a lagoon finale with sharks and a troubled lover, while hinting the title resembles Hard Hofled Rose as a comic mislabel.
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