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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 11, 1932
Page
4
User warning from 8 Sulaw, manager of deposit easy termes, against leaving netting gates open with enforcement imminent. Read for details or contact Paling's at 38 George Street Bodmey to learn more about the notice and penalties.
Printed and published by Alton Richmond McLeod for the Proprietors Manilla Newspaper Co. at the office of the Manilla Express, Manilla Street, Manilla, New South Wales.
A Victorian era gardening column urges diligent, regular care for blooms and vegetables. It promotes sowing annuals in March and two sowings per packet, advises liquid feeding for asters, staking for chrysanthemums, and careful bulb irrigation. It explains vase culture for hyacinths, describes new Giant Imperial stocks with long stems and graceful heads, and notes lime in soil to ensure true colors. It also covers celery, cabbage, cauliflower, and onion planting, with guidance on soil preparation and early sowing for spring crops.
Two easily grown inexpensive bulb mixes, Shepherd’s Fixed Daffodils and Abate Lilies, offered in white yellow and lemon red markings. No new varieties, special price mix. Send 2/6 for the mixed daffodil parcel or 30 for 2/6 mix, 70 for 7. Anemone mixtures at 2/6 or 5/-. Head Office Parker St Byginey.
The Farm Settler's Association pushed for relief for NSW farmers over twelve months. Government reduced interest on advances from five and a half to four per cent. The FS achieved a change in how interest is calculated, starting from the actual advance date, lowering annual costs for borrowers. The move signals a shift away from the old high-rate system and is likely to reduce the charges farmers pay.
The Australian monthly Life continues to offer busy readers a convenient digest of world events with high standard features. This March issue includes Deer Stalking in Maoriland, Island Mists, The Art of Swimming, and several engaging short stories by renowned authors. Wool shop activity rises as knitter enthusiasm grows, with The New Idea and Everylady's Journal meeting needs for knitting patterns and designs.
The association demands a Royal Commission of inquiry and has pursued a measure of farm debt coordination. A committee representing creditors has been appointed to handle individual cases on their merits, but progress may be hindered by resistance from the Rural Rank and the RIB.
The article highlights a surge of country visitors to Sydney driven by the opening of The Bridge and related festivities expected to impress especially young people. It emphasizes the value of music at home and promotes purchases from Paling's based on eighty years of experience in musical instruments.
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