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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 06, 1930
Page
4
Caution issued that any person leaving gates open with property Buena Vista Upper Manilla will be prosecuted from his state. Dated 22 March 1924. Signed G. Vv. Bumwan.
A posted notice warns that any person or persons found shooting trapping poisoning or trespassing on The Braes or Springmount will be acted upon under the law without respect to persons. All previous permissions are canceled. Signed Bruce Vark.
Notice warns that all persons found fishing shooting trapping or trespassing on Kirconnell holding after the date will be prosecuted without respect to persons. It also revokes previews permissions dated 16/5/28 and warns against disturbing livestock on the river bank at Albro farm with a prohibition signed by Lennon.
Any person found shooting hunting fishing or trespassing on my property after this date will be prosecuted and dealt with as the law directs. All previous permission cancelled. A reward of £25 will be paid for information leading to the conviction of anyone stealing sheep or cattle proven to be my property. WHEELER Horton Park 10th January 1930.
Notice warns against trespassing, shooting, rabbiting, or fence interference on the property. Prosecutions will follow offenders. date 16/7/29 noted. Signed by SHAW, Manager of Strathfield area.
Notice warns all persons found shooting hunting fishing or trespassing on Kia-ora after 30 April 1929 will be prosecuted without respect to persons. Permissions cancelled as of date. Signed by M J Brady.
Notice states that any person found shooting or hunting or interfering with fences in any way on Willamby will be prosecuted without respect to persons. All previous permissions are hereby withdrawn. R. I. Hudson.
A young man found the skeleton of an unknown woman wedged among rocks by the Coogee outfall sewer. Randwick police seek to determine if foul play occurred, but detectives concluded she died after dragging herself into the narrow cliff gap. The year-old garments and a rotting blanket hint at long exposure and weathering, with color bleached from the cloth.
City officials anticipate about 300000 pounds in the Treasury when new aldermen assume control. No rate increase planned at 34d per pound though ratepayers face 90000 pounds more in rates due to new assessments. Revenue seen near 1000000 pounds versus 910000 last year. Assessments set at 6700000 against prior 71854117 estimate. 1929 base about 61000000. Loan charges projected to absorb the extra revenue.
Federal Labour Party and State A L P executive feud over plans to overthrow federal proposals. Lang leads opposition pushing Senate abolition, risking defeat of all questions. Federal authorities say Senate issue would doom the referendum. Conflict likely to surface at Canberra Labour conferences this month.
The Gunnedah district judge Mr J A O'Reilly notes growing winter fallows is gaining value among farmers. Seven blocks were judged for a local competition. five fallows and two oats last year. Oats were grazed and the land ploughed before harvest, with grazing aiding disease control and improving germination prospects.
A fragment notes a product called Ooda Great Peppermint Cure advertised as a remedy for coughs and colds. The text presents dubious claims of universal efficacy with no corroborating details or endorsements.
Goldsbrough Mort and Co Ltd Sydney report on May 1 1930 cattle and sheep yarding at market. Mostly plain to medium quality sheep and lambs with more killing line consignments. lambs cheaper. best sorts fully 1d higher. About 2700 cattle forward including 300 Queenslanders. quality mixed with many second grade to medium beef, prime veal scarce. Prices per 100 lbs show heavy wethers 3d to 34d, heavy ewes 2d, trade weights 24d, lambs 4d to 44d, suckers 54d. prime heavy bulls 38 to 40 shillings, prime lighter 42 to 46, best Queensland beef 30 to 32, cows 33 to 36, plain cows 19 to 21.
Schute Bell and Co Ltd report total tonnage today 354, down from 384 last week. Racks and autumns show weak demand with prices falling 1d to 2d per lb while lower grades gain 1d to 3d per lb. Overall market averages about 1d per lb dearer with current quotations listed for various pelts and skins including racks autumns pelts does and youngsters. Marsupial skins firm at best rates, foxskins mostly unchanged with weaker inferior lines.
Twenty three sheep brought from Melbourne by motor lorry to demonstrate a transport method evolved by Sir Edward Mitchell and slaughtered at Homebush Bay Abattoirs yielded excellent trade mutton. Slaughtered weights ranged from 49 to 70 lbs, averaging 57.1 lbs, with few bruises and only one slightly fevered carcase. The animals, from Sir Edward Mitchell’s Victoria property, travelled 635 miles in 52 hours with one stop for food and water before unloading at the show ground and 60 hours rest prior to slaughter.
In a brief maritime note two fishermen perished during a storm off Japan. The incident follows years of hardship and bursts of relief, reflecting the somber tone of loss amid enduring hope.
A plea for funds to aid the hospital serving Lord Howe Island and district mothers. With 2000 babies born annually, and many cases of poverty and need daily, the hospital warns that without more funds, developing cases will be denied care, endangering mothers and newborns. The appeal urges readers nationwide to support the cause.
London reports hail Don Bradman’s double century in his first England match as a remarkable start to the season. Critics from Sporting Life Daily Herald Telegraph and Daily Express applaud his batting range tempo and potential, with many deeming him the era’s finest young cricketer.
Federal Select Committee on Tobacco chairman V A C Thompson questions Australian leaf quality after discovering H V Ninnis of the Federated Tobacco Workers Union had not found an Australian leaf good enough to smoke. The incident recalls a Queensland sitting where an expert praised then condemned two leaf lots, later revealed to be American and Australian.
An old advertisement touts Woods' Great Peppermint Cure as a home remedy for coughs colds and influenza promising quick relief through a peppermint flavored formula used as a general first aid for winter illnesses.
Goldsbrough Mort & Co notes a 10 percent price advance across all descriptions driven by fierce competition from France, Belgium, and improved London money conditions. They anticipate a firmer market through the selling season with 4,425 bales listed for May and more on May 13, May 21, and May 27, mainly from the Northern Tablelands.
Early morning on the Upper Clarence near Codm badjha Messrs Meskell and Napoleon were awakened by cattle noises. They found two large dingoes attacking a calf with serious injuries. One dingo was shot and then finished with a stick. It measured about five feet from nose to tail. The second dingo escaped.
Light Aeroplanes New Altitude News reports Albert’s monoplane fitted with an Armstrong Siddeley Genet engine set a Paris altitude record for light aircraft at 25,509 feet. The engine ran at 2,200 rpm for one hour and 15 minutes. total flight duration was two hours 10 minutes. Temperatures ranged from 10 degrees Fahrenheit to 25 degrees below zero. the record altitude was nearly five miles, about 3,500 feet below Everest.
The Royal Society of New South Wales shows 12 members over many years, eight based in Sydney, who stay mentally young by remaining engaged in science. They contend longevity equals happiness through congenial, ongoing work, with science of any sort sustaining life and curiosity.
Lily Taylor a 10 year old girl from Moree returns home with a remarkable recovery after dislocated shoulder treatment at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital. Brought to Sydney by Rev. Drummond under the Far West health scheme, she now departs to resume making pot-hooks and hangers with the previously nonfunctional hand.
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