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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 10, 1933
Page
4
A Manilla newspaper gardening column discusses summer care for varieties like phlox petunia and Bougainvillea. It advises frequent watering fertilizing and tying of plants while noting Bougainvillea as a versatile shrub climber and recommending timely pruning Pelargonium Regal types for better flowering. It cites local climate and urges preparation for autumn displays.
A Los Angeles correspondent, calling herself a blue eyed blonde, seeks marriage through a Federal Police contact. She offers to relocate anywhere for a husband, demands 3200 dollars upfront, and mentions elderly parents to be settled on a farm in Ohio. The note ties to Canberra articles and notes musical performances and Gordon Richards equalling a riding record of 246 winners.
A list of edging options for borders including statice spathulata as a permanent edge and a compact dwarf statice variety. It notes other edging plants such as phlox dwarf zinnia portulaca verbena torenia and ageratum. Also covers French beans sowing every three weeks and climbing beans on supports along with tips on watering mulching and keeping surface soil loose for moisture retention. It suggests timing for transplanting strong seedlings and emphasizes heads and sturdy growth for autumn planting.
Shepherds offers plant sets A B C with selection details and prices. Set A includes a single fern, Set B features Regonia pots, Set C offers two different double Fuchsias plus four erie 476 fic. No half sets. order by stating Set A or B C. Head office at 8 Parker St Sydney.
The Causes Court found Councillor Shaw guilty of acting in a civic office while holding a pecuniary interest in Tunt Brothers Motors Ltd. He was fined £50, disqualified for one year, and ordered to pay £12 4s in costs. in default 125 days' imprisonment. The case involved a tender for five motor vehicles with over £1200 at stake.
Goldsbrough Mort and Company report opening sales week with average greasy wool around £19 per bale or 145 pence per lb. Last season’s week to November 1932 averaged £10 12 3 per bale or 7.98 pence per lb. Auctions opened with extraordinary demand across descriptions, strongest in bread and butter lines. Yorkshire buyers and French inquiry show strength, with global demand from Japan, Germany, Belgium, Italy, Australia, and America adding support. Wool descriptions include more vegetable matter, Irish clips, and some wyper fine sorts. Values favor sellers, with notable increases across several categories, while nether Merino wool shows gains.
An old clipping extols Kruschen Salts as a slimming remedy, claiming dramatic weight loss with daily doses. It notes high demand, pricing at 2 shillings 6 pence per bottle, and references European spas as sources of its supposed health benefits.
The Farmers and Grazier Co operative Day reports a sale held October 31 with 7141 bales mainly from northern western and Riverina areas. Prices rose about 10 percent from Brisbane sale levels aided by strong demand from Yorkshire and Japan for finer wools, with top prices achieved for several lines including 274 and a new Sydney season high.
Pitt Son and Badgery Ltd report a strong week's wool sale with heat in prices and firm demand across buyers. Bradford operators led purchases, taking a large share of offerings amid a 5457 bale catalogue representing NSW woolgrowing districts.
The wool market pressures threaten auction stability as country buying shifts bales away from auctions. At congested shearings, country purchases undercut auction parity, undermining open-market distribution and risking pastoral prosperity. Notable sales include Mt View Rylstone and Warialda lots with prices ranging from 19d to 25d per lb for various bale grades.
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