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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 12, 1929
Page
4
Caution to all persons found fishing trapping or trespassing on Kirconnell lands after this date will be prosecuted without respect. All prevailing permissions revised 18h 28.
In a terse 22/3/29 note Bowman reports allergen concerns at a Bucus Vi pper Manilla property. The string of words suggests a damaged or garbled message about access and edibility issues.
A terse notice warns that any person shooting rabbiting or interfering with enemy property will be prosecuted. The notice is signed by W T 20 D. MacDonald Chydosy Hie and appears as a wartime caution on public conduct and security.
Notion is hereby given that any one found shooting hunting or interfering with fences in any area on Willamby will be prosecuted without respect to persons All previous permissions are hereby withdrawn. R H Hudson
Notice warns that all persons found bunting fishing or trespassing on Kiv orn after the date will be prosecuted without regard to persons. All previous permissions cancelled on 80/4/28 Mo RRANY.
France appoints four new ministers after 11 days with no government. The new Prime Minister is among the youngest to hold the office, having joined civil service as a youth before entering journalism as foreign editor and leader writer for the Temps.
On October 24 about 160 visitors including delegates from the Country Press Association toured the Yarke Neave Carter Ltd assembly plant at Camperdown Sydney. They viewed up to date Chrysler car assembly methods and the Servier Station with Carsell Park for displaying aged cars.
Brisbane business reports show over 40 000 bales offered with prices up seven and a half to ten percent from prior rates. Demand was keen for fine well grown wools and clearances improved. Auction sales resume in Sydney Monday November 11 offering 4 504 bales with district realisations listed from A H Livingston Roslyn Carroll and others.
The Queensland Teachers Journal publishes a collection of new quips and puns. The items poke at gravity, Brute nature, poached marsupials, germ theory, the equator, darkness, marriage, and Darwin.
GoldsBrough Mort and Company Ltd notes Brisbane buyers showed strong competition all week. About 4000 sales were offered including 5256 bales catalogued for late November and December sales. Prices held near last week with minor upgrades, signaling a bottom and rising trend, and sales will resume Monday with catalogues of 5256 bales on November 25, 5266 on December 3, and 3652 on December 19.
The Stook Market notes 2875 yarded cattle and 2975 cattle yarded with better overall quality, prime stock scarce yet stronger demand. Quotes show heavy wethers 34d, heavy ewes 24d, trade weight sheep 45 to 40 Ths 3d, lambs 31d to 34d, suckers 43d to 5d. Prime vealers scarce. cows and bullocks mixed. prices broadly steady with some declines in plain cows. Next week expected to meet within requirements with values holding for cattle.
Wilfred Barney, 19, of Footscray, died when the camp tent he shared caught fire at North Shore Geelong. His mate Arthur Joyce, 16, suffered severe burns while trying to save him. Joyce said the men were salvaging old iron and slept in a makeshift tent near Ford's works. He awoke to flames around midnight, shouted fire, and pulled Barney from the blaze as the tent was engulfed. A dog leapt onto Barney, burning itself. senior constable Werthorpe later destroyed the animal.
Glen Innes area ministers and lay leaders gathered as Masts at Glen Eines Synod commenced. Walkden Brown of Armidale elected chairman, Rev W H Cox secretary, Rev W Francis assistant secretary. Probationer Harwood advanced, Cox plans foreign mission reentry, stationing committee discusses new appointments and transfers across Norße West region.
Mixed discussion fills a session as clocks and a prickly pear symbolized chaos in the Legislative Council. Deputies argue over a second timepiece, its removal and calls for synchronized chronometers amid past quorum embarrassments and clockface quirks.
The Australian actor-manager Oscar Asche at 58 reflects on a career marked by losses and later triumphs. He details how "Chu Chin Chow" earned him over £200,000 in royalties and how poor times on the Thames Embankment led to eventual fame, with notes on theatre size and pricing amid cinema competition.
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