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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 14, 1930
Page
6
In Willamby any person found shooting or hunting with lances on Willamby property will be prosecuted regardless of persons. All prior permissions are withdrawn. R. H. Hudron. People leaving water on or near Upper Manilla property Buena Vista will be prosecuted from this late G. V. Bowman.
Notice warns that any person found shooting trapping fishing or trespassing on my property at Albro farm or along the river bank will be prosecuted without regard to persons. BROCK PARK and KIRCONNELL revoke all prior permissions and enforce strict penalties under law.
All persons found shooting bunting Sibing or tres suming on Evora after the date will be prosecuted without respect to persons. AU previous permissions cancelled 90/4/25 Mod BRAD.
A notice from Horton Park warns that any person found shooting hunting fishing or trespassing after 10 January 1980 will be prosecuted under the law. All prior permissions are cancelled and a £25 reward is offered for information leading to conviction of anyone stealing sheep or cattle.
A notice warning any person found trespassing or interfering with fences on the property will be prosecuted. Dated 16/7/29 by D. MacDONALD with CAPTION indicating enforcement by Simved & SHAW VWanager.
A historic overview of Willys Overland manufacturing, detailing plants in Toledo, Pontiac, Elmira, Los Angeles, Toronto, Stockport, and Berlin, and how global distribution lowers costs and boosts employment. It notes Toledo’s 2000 cars daily capacity, the modern Pontiac foundry, Elmira transmissions, and Canadian and European facilities aiding demand and efficiency.
Vaccum Oil Company Pty Ltd issues a special landing ground issue of the Aviation Bulletin. It provides aviators with a complete list of current landing grounds in Australia, an indexed aid to pilots and country councils, with detailed grounds not yet licensed by the Civil Aviation Department. The publication includes an aerial photo, detachable ground information for filing, and is available free from local company branches.
The piece to Sheila extols names tied to Scottish places and heritage. It lists many surnames such as McDougall McNabb Merheon McTavish McKimmy McCulloch and McLeod, evoking bagpipes and clan memories. It references Cameron men marching from Lochiel and notes biblical, Burns, and Scottish references.
A rare 64 inch downpour drenches the Nullabor Plain halting railway work and airfields between Ceduna and Kalgoorlie for days. Rail washouts and widespread floods threaten transport while a 60 mile stretch lies under water and grass covers the desert for the first time in white settlement.
A warped clipping discusses whether wives should permit husbands to pursue dangerous speed records by air or land. It cites support from many wives of notable speedsters and notes famed surgeon Sir Arbuttmet Lage backing the view that such feats come as naturally as a walk.
The Commonwealth Government places Mr. W. B. Devereux vice chairman of the Development and Migration Commission at the disposal of the Graziers Association to maintain contact outside Australia on wool meat and other pastoral matters. Dave Smith who has just passed his 20th birthday will soon begin a flight to England accompanied by Wally Shiers who joined Ross Smith in his Australia flight. No attempt at records will be made.
A rugged overland journey from Atherton to Mount Garnet and beyond via Croydon Normanton and Einasleigh details extreme sand crossings river fords and improvised tyre tricks. The account notes scarce water outlets and a 70 mile stretch requiring ten days with hardship and scarce fuel supplies.
Women justices from New South Wales convened to discuss women’s rights as part of the state’s governing body while clashes arose over jurors. A farewell to Mrs Onslow at Sydney Town Hall highlighted Red Cross work and wartime service with praises for Bondi-Waverley Branch leadership and hospital relief.
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