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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 18, 1930
Page
4
The Mandowa Shire Council audit covers the year ended 31 December 1929 with a certificate of fair presentation by Thomas Davis Sheedy Co and W Forsythe FCPA. The report notes balance transfers, depreciation, asset sales, and government advance repayments, plus notice of public inspection hours at the council office.
Native us hereby given that any one found shooting, hunting, or trespassing with fences on Willamby will be prosecuted without respect to persons. All previous permissions are hereby withdrawn. 25/5/29. Beuce Park signed.
A printed warning states that all persons found shooting trapping trespassing after a date will be prosecuted without respect to any person. It revokes previous permissions and warns against fishing or disturbing ewes and lambs on the river bank of Albro Farm.
Caution notices warn that fishing, shooting or passing on Kia-ora after a date will be prosecuted. All previous permissions cancelled. C/429 M. J. Brady issues caution. Netting gates must not be left open on Strathfield. offenders will face immediate prosecution. Signed S Shaw, Manager.
The Boggabri Examiner reports a representative gathering at the local Flour Mills for the official reopening after six years closed. Directors J Baire J A Laird and G Gilby sent apologies while J W Buckley welcomed visitors and expressed hope the mill becomes a lasting success benefiting the town and district against centralisation.
A notice warns that any person found shooting, hunting, fishing, or trespassing on the property on this date will be prosecuted as directed. It cancels prior permission and offers a £25 reward for information leading to the conviction of anyone stealing sheep or cattle proven to be the owner's property.
Notice posted by D MacDonald Clydeavilles Clydevilie warns that any person found trespassing will be prosecuted for shooting rabbiting or interfering with fences on the property with the date July 29.
Six thousand shares of a £1 each, from 10 000 offered, were subscribed as farming folk supplied 90 percent of capital. Citizens aided flotation of the company, backing a secondary industry in hard financial times. Buckley urged grown wheat and ground wheat, hoping to showcase Boggabri in industrial history. Dr Power toasted success, noting markets for the mill’s output. Father O Reilly noted a revived, life breathed into the once idle mill by the new venture.
A night scene at Circular Quay follows the Kareela ferry strike on arrival from Taronga Park. Ropes snapped, no injuries, but retaining wall damage and railings. Local talks extol the Manilla company, electrification, and a farmers’ mill led by Buckley with 90 percent farmers’ public backing and calls for full farmer ownership.
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