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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 16, 1930
Page
3
Notice from G V Bowman cautions that anyone leaving gates open on his Buena Vista property at Upper Manilla will be prosecuted from this date 22 March 1929.
A dated notice states that any person shooting trapping or poisoning on The Hruce or Springmount will be dealt with by law without respect to persons. It cancels all previous permissions and is signed Brick Park on 25/5/28.
A fragment warns that any trespassers, fishers or shooters on the Kirconnell holding after May 18 1928 will be prosecuted without exception. A second note from Chas Lennon at Albro Farm forbids disturbing ewes and lambs on the river bank and warns of penalties.
A 1930 notice from Wheeler at Horton Park Keepit warns any person trespassing shooting rabbiting or interfering with fences on the property will be prosecuted and grants a 25 pound reward for information leading to conviction of sheep or cattle thieves. A separate warning from D MacDonald in Clydenville notes trespass and netting gate cautions Strathfield entries will face action.
Notice warns that all persons found shooting hunting fishing or trespassing on Kia-ora after the specified date will be prosecuted without respect to persons. All previous permissions cancelled 30/4/29 M J Brady.
A public notice states that anyone shooting hunting or interfering with fences on Willamby will be prosecuted without regard to persons. All previous permissions are withdrawn. Signed R H Hitdson
Any person found shooting hunting or trespassing on any part of Braemar will be prosecuted without respect to persons. All previous permissions cancelled.
A talk by Bill Bowline about wireless causes a country bloke to fantasize. He recalls a mate with a improvised set from jam tins who survives a raft ordeal off South America aided by an electric eel acting as a power source. The tale imagines wireless futures, eels powering radios, and jokes about a booming industry.
Article discusses the Junior Farmers' Club movement in New South Wales, its links to the Farmers and Settlers' Association, and notable figures like Hon. E. A. Hunt and W. C. Cambridge. It notes growing club popularity among young men for farming, plus a long humorous travel tale about American handcuffs and electric eels ending with a punchline about prohibition and a return to Australia.
A Moscow representative notes the Zags Registration Bureau issues divorces with little inquiry, charging two to ten roubles, and records the end of marriage while custody and maintenance may be settled by agreement mediation or court. Three cases illustrate ruin and resilience among workers and a soldier seeking new unions.
Doctors at Sydney Hospital recently performed a delicate operation on a rear-head skull deformity in a young girl. Eyelid bone pressing on the brain was relieved by lifting skull portion and removing a press. The patient recovered well, with Dr Duggan reporting she is on the road to recovery.
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