Stolen Iron Manilla on Saturday Test
A fragmentary report notes a stolen item described as Iron Manilla or Strayer with 1 Black Shlky Celding and hand mill balances. Reward offered of 107M for information leading to recovery.
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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 10, 1925
Page
3
A fragmentary report notes a stolen item described as Iron Manilla or Strayer with 1 Black Shlky Celding and hand mill balances. Reward offered of 107M for information leading to recovery.
Local entertainment note announces a novelty program featuring Mrs Clifton Covtrillo and Mr Pringle tenor of Tamworth with local artists. Promised supper and a jazz orchestra to entertain attendees.
Advertisement for Glen Vines Nursery inviting orders for fruit trees including apples pears peaches plums and cherries, plus rose plants vegetable and flower seedlings bulbs oranges pecans walnuts grape vines and more, asking readers to send for price list and fruit book.
Local notice announces events at Pine Forest in Somerton beginning at 8 o clock, with every article scheduled to start promptly. The terse item emphasizes precise timing and steady rhythm for attendees and organizers.
AXMOLD has opened a small goods shop at the New State Butchery premises. Fresh daily press ed beef, beat cooked corned beef, saveloys, Devon sausage, garlic boudage. Primest of beef and mutton glazed all, goods sold at lowest prices.
Applications received between Tuesday February 24 1925 and Wednesday April 1 1925 for a loan payable in 1930 or exercisable at the option of the subscriber at the issue price.
Ad copy promises a guaranteed milky product delivered from cow to consumer at a conveyed price. It emphasizes direct sourcing and value, aiming to attract buyers with simple language and bold assurance.
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