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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 11, 1932
Page
4
Added happiness and pleasure teased by the ad for thoroughly renovated pianos. Buy one of PAL NG'S and write for particulars and easy terms to 338 George Street, Sydney, or local agent.
Notices warn that anyone found leaving gates open or cutting wood on Crow Mountain Road without permission will be prosecuted. The terse notice addresses trespassing and illegal woodcutting with strict enforcement expectations.
A notice from the manager warns that leaving netting gates open at Stratfield will lead to immediate prosecutions. The warning is signed by the manager.
An item from the Manilla Express promotes offerings printed and published by Alton Richmond Mefcod for the Manilla Manila newspaper, location stated as Manilla Street in the State of New Seoath.
A notice warns that any person found shouting trapping or poisoning or trespassing on the Springmount property will be dealt with under applicable law without regard to any prior permissions. Signed Bruce Park.
Notice declares any person found shooting or hunting with any fencing interference at Willamby will be prosecuted without regard to persons. All previous permissions are withdrawn by R. H. Hudson.
Australia cricketer J McCabe told a Newcastle Y.M.C.A. audience that grip is the key to batting, arguing 95 percent grip wrongly. He cited Grimmett and Tate as examples, urged varied pace to unsettle batsmen, warned against boxe bowls, and urged constant study for young players aiming for big cricket.
Sydney Daly, 28, a labourer, admitted at Central Police Court to a false pretence charge. He handed Harold Owen 12 bags claimed to contain sugar but contained sand. Owen, a Liverpool Street grocer, bought the bags for £13 4s, with payment made and delivery completed. Dal y was fined £20 and ordered to pay £7 compensation after being found to have sprinkled sugar on bag exteriors.
The October average wool price in the Commonwealth stood at 11/12/10 a bale or 8.99 Th. At Wednesday's wool sale top features of Tuesday's session were repeated with excellent competition from all sections and clearances achieved.
The article discusses growing hardy annuals and zinnia dahlia varieties, seed quality, and color schemes in beds. It warns on soil, manure, and the benefits of mixed seed. It covers vegetable care, pest prevention with sprays like nicotine and Katakilla, and succession sowing of lettuce beetroot radish spinach beans and tomato. It notes pumpkin beetles are destructive and urges repeated prevention.
Readable fragments offer guidance on color choices for mature women, clay face packs, at home shawl crochet projects, obesity health advice, and rubber furniture innovations. The tone mirrors periodicals, with practical how tos on cosmetics, knitting, tailoring, diet, and upholstery improvements.
Gardeners are urged to take up reasonable seed recommendations and cheap offers. Offers include 16 packets of mixed flower seeds for 3/3 post free or 5 for 1/5, plus 16 vegetable seeds for 4/8 post free. Mixed packets of many colors also advertised at 1 per packet post free. Name and address details provided for Shepherd & Sow Ltd in Sydney.
An ad style piece praises Krushen Salta as a health tonic claimed to boost vigor and energy by improving digestion and blood flow. It touts weight management benefits and a chemical-free feel, selling the product at 3/3 per bottle through Yhamista and Storsa retailers.
The Roma Catholic Bishop of Goulburn Dr Barry argued in support of the State Lottery at a Mount St Joseph's Old People's Home event. He said the lottery is not inherently evil, citing scripture and its openly known conditions, while acknowledging risks and comparing it to other institutions like marriage, banks, and markets.
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