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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 21, 1930
Page
3
An incident in parliament involved a Labour member opposing the use of prison labor on road schemes and hurling insults at Mr Levs. He later wrote to the Minister about a constituent's son in Goulburn goal asking for transfer to Fins Mains Prison Farm. Ministers admitted human error but pressed only limited options.
The Commonwealth Bank announces it will not cash Commonwealth Notes outside Australia to prevent the extraction of funds for overseas travel. The Board says customers should not carry large quantities of notes abroad and urges compliance to avoid difficulties and embarrassment.
Percy Ayres of Barkstown borrowed £20 from a money lender after seeing a £5 loan advert with no security. His furniture, valued at £120, funded the loan and interest, but after losing his job he still owed £7 plus a further £4 bill. While away, his furniture vanished, turning the £20 loan into £160 cost.
Mr Kellogg of Pact fame now seventy five reflects on aging with humor. He stays active in law practice and golf and observes younger generations with a calm, amused view. His eighty six year old friend challenges him to embrace full zest by trying new trends.
An official Vacnum Oil Company publication describes hotels that accommodate motorcars as guests. Five story buildings in Ohio and other states offer car check in, room assignment, porter service, and wash and brush up. Bills itemize all charges while stocking stocked brands like Mobiloil to ensure speedy service and no delays.
Appeals against the severity of the sentences in the Hairy frauds were dismissed by the court. The Chief Justice stated the sentences were not a day too much.
The U S Agriculture Department issued a bulletin analyzing domestic labor value. It suggests wives time their daily chores such as cooking washing dishes and cleaning then compare with hired labor to reveal hourly worth and potential earnings. The piece argues home labor is unpaid while other work earns wages.
The Local Government Association's legal adviser states it is lawful to use general items for street watering, clarifying regulatory flexibility for municipal water use. The remark emphasizes permissive guidance rather than binding rule, with no additional penalties noted.
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