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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 04, 1930
Page
4
Readable fragments indicate a notice about people leaving the state or property at Buens Vista in Upper Manila. It mentions prosecution from a specified date and references enforcement actions. The text is incomplete but points to a legal eviction or removal proceeding linked to the named property and locality.
Cautionary notice warns against hooting trapping fishing or poisoning on The Mrase or Springmount with actions to be taken under law. All permissions revoked and conduct on Albro farm Keeia riverbank forbidden with penalties. Signatures include ARUICE PARE and CHAS LENNON and E CLAYTON from Rockdale Yellowrock.
Any person found shoetwne, hunting, fishing, or in sayway ing on my property after this date will be prosecuted and dealt with all the law directs. All previous permission cancelled, A reward of £ 25 will be paid for in formation given that will lead ki the conviction of anyone stealing abelp or cattle proved to be my property. 8. 8. WHEELER, Horton Park, Keep it. 10th January. 1930.
A note from 16/7/28 by MacDonald reports persistent trespassing and fencing issues on a property and warns of provocation. The message conveys concern over rabbiting and fence interruptions affecting the parcel.
Notice warns that any person shooting or hunting and disturbing fences will be prosecuted. All previous permissions are withdrawn. Public notice from UW Hudson.
Notice warns that any later handling or filing of matters related to Kia-ora after the stated date will be prohibited without respect to persons. All preview permissions are cancelled since 30/4/29 M. J. Brad?
A terse notice records trespass and firearm or hunting activity at Millwwindi after the use date. It notes warnings issued and emphasizes compliance with local restrictions.
February updates show the Examiners Board chief criticizes frequent appeals as based on minor errors. A dictation test revolved around a letter to Dear Uncle, revealing common spelling and possessive mistakes. The article lists names of teachers and recent postings in high schools and notes pass marks required for B and A grades.
Morricou of Claremont writes about worker loyalty and industrial peace, recalling a past era of cooperative labor relations under his mail contracting firm. He argues for unity between workers and employers, praises police restraint, and stresses protection by a capable police force amid the coal dispute and political debate.
The Secretaeyy Barmera and ae Comparative Coy report steady wool demand from February to May with buoyant selling and competitive action from America. Pillar Bros Deepwater led a strong sale with high quality merino fleeces and good clearance. Notable lots from Stanley Benam and Sons Murrurundi, F K Caldwell Tenterfield, and F T J Tobin Limekilns sold well, though some lots showed shorter staple. Next sale scheduled for March 5 with 5,000 bales.
At Pt Cook a Tiger light aeroplane, built on Schneider Cup lines, attempted a dawn test. Major de Haviland piloted through gusty winds, reaching 165 mph before landing at 80 to 85 mph. The machine’s extreme lightness and difficult landing drew keen spectator reaction.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a financial notice with payment figures and conversion of holdings. It mentions immediate action by holders and an official statement by the Block chairman. Key details such as dates, exact names, and place are unclear in the readable excerpt.
Goldsborough Mort and Co report a mixed cattle market with higher bids for choice light sorts while plain and inferior stock rose less. Prime heavy bullocks 800 lbs plus 44 to 46 shillings per 100 lb, lighter 650 to 750 at 50 to 52 shillings, and best beef 38 to 40 shillings. heifers 46 shillings, cows 36 to 40 shillings, medium and plain cows 22 to 24 shillings, plain rough bullocks 27 shillings, prime veal up to 59 shillings per 100 lb.
The Guardian disclosed that renowned cricketer and former Australia captain Ropkins Collins is seriously ill at St Vincent's Private Hospital. Friends report five weeks of worsening health since returning from England tours and joining pony betting circles, with hospital updates showing slight improvement but overall uncertain prognosis.
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