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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 02, 1930
Page
3
A Mamilla Express pastoral series examines Graziers Association moves in politics, stressing unity with Country Party and Nationalists, aims for one endorsed candidate per seat, and cautions against intra party recriminations while proposing civil service representation in Parliament. The discussion covers Empire Wool Control and potential market influence.
Goldsbrought Mort and Company report from noon April 28 1930 at the saleyards shows 54304 sheep and lambs penned with dull competition and poor quality. Lambs in heavy supply, with the inquiry for good sheep stronger. lambs generally unchanged. Cattle including 403 Queenslanders, veal and beef broadly in evidence, with overall market about 10 shillings higher than routine for prime light beef, other kinds unchanged or reduced. bulls and cracker cows not improving. Prime heavy vealers and weights, various listings with prices per 100 lbs.
A major Australian woolgrowers meeting in Brisbane in June will discuss further control and marketing reforms. Resolutions call for cooperation with Empire partners like South Africa and New Zealand, while debates consider lot splitting, direct shipments to London, and minimum price concepts as possible improvements.
A Freemantle magistrate cautioned against parent and citizen interference in school discipline. Rev L W Parry, headmaster of Christchurch School Claremont, faced a charge of assaulting his 14 year old son by excessive caning. Dr Field Mattell testified bruises existed but the boy described a jail-like roll after the beating. he later watched Australian cricketers. The charge was dismissed.
A Japan based physician Dr Shunkichi is reported to treat cancer with extract from the umbilical cord, which is believed to regulate fetal growth by a growth stopping substance. The article explains cancer as unchecked growth and notes scientists speculate the cord and placenta provide similar regulatory substances.
Goldsbrough Mort and Co. report Easter recess ends this week with Monday sales resuming. A series of 173,000 men will be dealt with by May 28. A further Brisbane series will market 80,000 bales over two weeks, then a 99,000 bale run starting June 16 if clearances remain good. If so, about 14,000 bales of the current season will be dealt with on June 21 to 24. Prospects of holding excess for next season worry trade, but allocations suggest a clean slate for the new season. Despite no auction sales this week, private inquiries for passed-in lots and secured skin wools were active and some trades occurred.
Schute Bell & Co reports today’s auctions showed limited support for all rack and autumn lines with prices generally down. Racks fell to par, autumns down 2d to 8d per lb, while poorer grades drew competitive bidding and cleared near or above last sale levels. Overall offerings totaled 384 tons with varied support across categories. Hareskins ranged best 5/6 to 8/6 per unit, inferior 2/- to 4/6.
V. Bowman notes a scheduled activity involving Goyer and Sela with a date code 82 8 29. The fragmentary text points to a formal notice or record on file.
A dated notice from Kruk Park dated May 25 1929 warns that any person shooting trapping or trespassing on Be or Springprowal will be dealt with under the law without respect to persons. Permissions are canceled or revoked.
Caution notice warns all trespassers at Albro farm to refrain from taking shouting or disturbing property. It states prosecution without regard to persons and revokes any previous permission. Written by Chas. Pivon.
A local notice warns against trespassing and interference with voices on property and states prosecutions will follow. It cites MacDonald Clydeaville and Shaw Manager as signatories, warns against sea netting gates left open, and says measures will be instituted against offenders.
All persons found shooting hunting fishing or trespassing on Kia-ora after this date will be prosecuted without respect to persons. All previous permissions cancelled. 3044/29 M. J. Brady.
Notice warns that any person found shooting hunting or tampering with fences in any was on Wiltianihy will be prosecuted without compromise. All previous prohibitions are withdrawn Brimson.
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