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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 07, 1941
Page
4
A practical guide urges common sense in soil fertility. It explains humus importance, how sandy and light soils signal deficiency, and how to assess soil by texture and moisture. It covers natural composting, plant residues, and the balanced use of artificial fertilisers with nitrogen, phosphates, and potash for steady, healthy growth.
Wool appraisements run high with substantial season totals as labour shortages bite from shear shed to show floor. Brokers struggle to fill quotas amid overtime resistance by storemen delaying five day week demands. Despite delays, catalog No.6 with 4 629 bales proceeds, including wool from Yass and regions like Wellington Teabdrill and Aylatone Carter, marking a wagon record.
The article argues decentralisation is the country’s top issue, noting depopulation from country towns to cities and the threat to economic health. It criticizes the previous government for inaction and outlines three government bodies driving decentralisation policy, including the Parliamentary Caucus Bombin tedes and the War Effort Coordination Committee.
The Howers describe their product line of ideal toy vases and wide decorations that last in water. Bloomsy toe nearly as large as a horn and three main colors yellow tan. Phant s should be hit abadly two feet apart.
Special offer lists assorted seeds by weight with beet cucumber melon lettuce radish and water melon varieties. Promotions claim economy and postpaid packets, urging readers to mention Advantagement when ordering from the paper.
Jamel Bead Planton and Ba Merchants located at 10 Clarence Street Sydney postal box 36088 O.P.0. Start of address details indicate business presence in the area.
Mrs Joan Spenving a German born hotel keeper naturalised British subject bought a hotel booth at a show. The committee heard the show would be blacked if she joined. She refused to withdraw. The committee accepted her tender. She claimed 800 for breach of contract and said creditors spread loyalty issues. Verdict for 280.
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