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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 27, 1930
Page
4
Local notice from V Bowman warns of prosecution regarding Trespass at Buena Vista near Manila. It references a late 22/3/29 event and indicates action may be pursued against intruders. Authorities and parties unnamed due to damaged OCR text.
Notice warns that any person shooting hunting or interfering with fences on Willamby land will be prosecuted without respect to persons. All previous permissions are withdrawn. Caution from B H Hudson. Also says any person fishing or shooting or disturbing eyes and lambs on the river bank of Albro farm will be prosecuted without respect to persons from CHAS Lennon.
A notice from 8. 8. Wheeler of Horton Park warns that any person found shooting initing fishing or trespassing on the property after 10 January 1980 will be prosecuted under the law. Previous permissions are cancelled. A reward of £25 is offered for information leading to the conviction of anyone stealing sheep or cattle from the property.
A dated notice states that all persons found fishing abooting or in any way Kirconnell holding after the specified date will be prosecuted without respect to persons. All previous permissions revoked 18/8/26.
A terse notice states The Brees and Springmount face enforcement actions under the law for shooting trapping wind poisoning and trespass. All prior permissions are voided and authorities will proceed without regard to individuals. The document warns contact with the involved parties may be restricted as required.
TD MacDONALD Clydenville CAUTION Persis warned against leaving netting gates open on Strathfield with immediate prosecutions for offenders. Signed SHAW Manager.
Public notice by M. J. Brady dated 90/4/29 prohibits shooting hunting fishing or trespassing on Kia-ora after this date. All prior permissions are cancelled and violators will be prosecuted regardless of previous permits.
Keen competition marked the opening of today’s auctions with strong demand for many lines. Total offerings reached 360 tons so far this season, down 427 tons from the prior year’s corresponding period. Prices varied by item, with improved 2nd and 3rd pelts and higher incoming grades, while several categories softened slightly. Next auctions are scheduled for 28 May 1930.
Goldsbrough Mort and Company report 52 000 sheep and lambs penned with market lower across the board. Wethers and ewes 1 to 2 cheaper, lambs 1 cheaper, suckers 3d to 5d lower. Cattle show a fair mix with prime beef firm but lower quality prices down. Prime heavy bullocks 36-38s per 100 lb, best up to 40s. prime heifers 38-40s. cows 32-84s. weaners up to 54s. The sale notes weaker demand for all but some useful grades. Prices given per 100 lbs and per head as listed.
Post entry races announced include 440 yards push bike for boys under 14, 50 yards married ladies race, and Yards Bingle ladies race, each awarded a trophy.
James Brepen Jr signed a £200 land buy from Land Department Co on Sunday July 28. He failed to pay and was sued, a defence amendment rejected. Appellate Fall Court, led by Chief Justice Sir Philip Street, allowed Sunday Observance Act defence, set aside verdict for plaintiff and ruled for defendant.
Heat is the worst enemy of rubber and tyres wear fastest in warm weather. Proper inflation and careful tyre maintenance extend life. First grade Australian tyres are fitted to Chevrolet and other General Motors products, with attentive care boosting tyre mileage.
In a mob of 538 bullocks owned by Frank O'Donnell en route for agistment near Coonamble, 106 died in 24 hours. Two died at the camp and three on the road. After watering, 70 more perished within an hour. Belschner of Orange and Dr Seddon of Glenfield Research Station concluded the cattle were poisoned by prussic acid.
Oldsbrough Mort and Company Sydney reports 1203 base bales with solid demand for merinos and crossbreds. Buyers from France Belgium Japan Germany and Yorkshire showed strong interest while top price reached 194d for four bales on account of William Townsend Olmo Dumaresq.
Wools from the Central Table show steady demand with full clearances since April 28. The sale featured superfine lots from New England such as Camperdown and Rockvale with prices up to 254d and 2544d, amid reports of firmer quotes and strong competition for top lines. Notables include A. E. Murray Bendemeerie and A. G. Barwick Lioma Loomberah Tamworth with several lots quoted around 124d to 164d.
Buick Motor Company outlines its push to a new midrange model the Marquette designed to carry Buick quality into the moderate price field. The article notes Buick's history of precision crafting and endurance and asserts the Marquette as a head of its class, capable of enduring demanding daily use with minimal service.
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