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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 12, 1935
Page
4
Gardening notes describe cutting rose blooms with long stems to encourage new growth and prevent mildew, plus a detailed lettuce sowing plan. It covers soil warmth, seed spacing, thinning, irrigation with nutrient solutions, and timing for continuous harvests tied to seasonal care. It also mentions wool sale results and district samples from Cootamundra and Harden.
This season customers are invited to choose 12 seed packets for 2 shillings 6 pence with two free packets post free. Includes big zinnias, mixed pumpkins, tomatoes, asters, watermelons, calendula, lettuce, beet, carrot and more in 34 available varieties. Compare packet quantities to others.
The Hong Kong Government announces a ban on all silver exports. No details on effective date or scope are provided. The notice appears alongside multiple entities including P L D Shepherd and Bon and a Sydney postal address, suggesting a misprint or unrelated insert.
Mort and Company Limited report near completion of payouts to clients for wool destroyed or damaged by the fire on 25 September. About £486,000 worth has been appraised and final adjustments expected next week as growers are reassured there will be no delay in handling wool awaiting sale.
The Australian Mercantile L and F Co notes larger sheep numbers with overall fair quality. Lambs and vealers show mixed movement. prime beef prices easing slightly while wethers and merinos fetch lower rates. Top buyers Bradford, Japan, France and Germany drive fullClearances. C E Solomon of Armidale and others reported with bales sold and prices listed.
Rook sale at Pitt led by New South Wales buyers offered 4328 bales from northern western and Upper Hunter districts with vegetable fault noted. Prices reached top 201d for 16 bales WF Hassall while quality remained generally good though bulk and faults limited demand.
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