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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 24, 1931
Page
4
Notice withdrawn all prior permissions. any one found shooting hunting or interfering with fences on Willamby will be prosecuted without respect to persons R H Hudson.
A legal opinion states that in NSW default on interest payments the Commonwealth may act to uphold federal law. NSW has promised to pay debts to the Commonwealth and other states, which indemnifies the Commonwealth against liabilities. The Commonwealth can recover any interest paid on NSW debts from NSW funds, and judgments may be enforced via the Judiciary Act or necessary state measures.
The Secretary Farmers and Graziers Co operative Coy notes improved sheep values with 53 000 penning meeting requirements and prices 2d to 2½d dearer. Cattle market strong with values advancing and several realisations including M. Kennedy at Aberdeen with 11 bullocks to £11 19s and 11 to £11 18s, and Corumba Estate with six steers to £8 6d. Wethers and lambs also cited at Dunn and Bienall Bros Manilla with 66 wethers 9s 2d and lambs to 12s 10d.
A summary of wartime expenditures and surplus uses including cruiser purchases, road development, and industry investigations. Debt figures show Commonwealth and state borrowings from 1921-22 to 1929, with per head comparisons and the creation of a Loan Council under Dr Page. The text notes a 43 million loss in income last year from value declines.
Mr. W. B. Murphy carrying equipment for St. John's College near Lismore faced north coast floods while driving a high clearance Ford Truck. He notes torrents at night and 18 to 20 inch water as he pushed through village after village to deliver the gear on the day of the flood peak.
The Prime Minister pledged to receive a woolgrowers deputation and give favorable consideration to sound stabilising plans. He also promised to assess assistance for necessary small woolgrowers.
The prize money from the Fellowship of Australian Writers awarded to Mrs Dan by C L Cunnington is noted. Judges include Mary Gil more, Professor Le Gay Brereton, Steele Rudd, George Mackaness, and H M Green. Nearly 100 writers and artists are represented in this issue with strong drawings and jokes alongside the stories.
A Hamilton conference of representatives from 16 municipalities adopted far reaching relief loan resolutions. The group urged that unemployment relief loans be a state and local government charge, converting 1929 30 loans to grants or making them interest free and repayable over 20 years. They instructed a deputation to push the minister for Local Government and the Treasurer to consider these changes.
The Beasley section of the Federal Labor Party resists the expulsion of Senator Dunn from Senate Whip and will boycotte caucus meetings. Beasley and followers refuse to take party instructions as NSW ALP asserts independence. Caucus convenes amid Cabinet talks with members fearing imminent government defeat.
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