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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 15, 1932
Page
4
The notice advertises fully guaranteed battery sets and directs readers to PALING'S at 318 George Street, Rydner. The offer promises ease and direct ordering, emphasizing a favorable response with the phrase Very Easy Terms.
Public notice warns that anyone found raving gates at Woodville on Crow Mountain Road, cutting wind or trespassing without permission will be prosecuted, identifying Thomas Bowman as the notifier or subject.
STLVW warns that offenders with nettimentes open at Stratfield will face immediate prosecutions. Public notice printed by Alta Tielman McLeod for the Promiptors Manila Newspaner Co. at the Manila Express office on Manila Street in Manilla, New South Wales.
A Springmount landowner warns that any person found shooting trapping or poisoning on the property will be dealt with by law without regard to individuals. All prior permissions are canceled. Signed WRUCK PARK.
The Manila Newspaper Co announces regular notices of all functions and committees meeting dates. This column lists upcoming gatherings, attendees, and agendas for community events and organizational sessions as distributed by the paper.
Notice warns that any form of shooting or hunting within fenced areas near Willamby is prohibited and will be prosecuted regardless of prior permissions. Authority cited is R. H. Hudson who states all previous permissions are withdrawn.
A fragmented district note recounts a civic gathering with speeches and songs led by L.K. Milla and A. McCourt. The event, titled Royal style nights and a civic re-une, ends with a lively dinner and praise for the ladies who provided for all needs.
The article notes that overdue municipal rates, once set at seven percent, have been reduced to five percent by new law. Many ratepayers have already paid at the old seven percent rate for this year, while the ratepayers are now affected by the lowered rate.
The wool offering featured large lots with fine wool of good length and grease, including Western Riverina samples with dust and burr in places. Demand from France Germany and York shire spinners was firmer, Japan buyers showing interest, and overall clearance reached about 98 percent with no standout fines despite attractive lots.
The 8,000,000 Commonwealth Loan opened with quick support from financial houses and traders. Queens land Insurance Co Ltd filed for 50,000 and HO Wills (Aust) Ltd pledged 200,000. Proceeds fund public works and redemption of Treasury Bills. Interest 3.3 percent, ten year term. Subscriptions via banks, post offices, money orders, or stock exchange members. 10 percent deposit with balance due January 16, 1983. Interest paid semiannually.
The market held steady at valued levels with strong inquiry for fine wools and good skirts. Top price 15d for Mr Duneas ooh. numerous bale prices ranged from 9d to 114d. several names and accounts noted from Mudgee to Tamworth as buyers and brokers discuss heavy trading amid tariff influenced markets. Austria’s economic woes linked to tariffs cited as global context.
The column surveys several 1920s style book reviews. Oppenheim’s Crooks in the Sunshine is noted as readable though unclear. Norman Lindsay’s Miracles by Arrangement is praised for its Sydney atmosphere and frank depictions, while Netta Syrett’s Portrait of a Rebel is praised for its historical look at women’s rights and a strong heroine Pamela Thistlewaite. P Strart Gurr’s White Man, Brown Work is critiqued for moral harshness and uneven prose, described as a vivid though flawed account of island trader life. The piece closes with reflections on politics and public mood.
Country residents gain more frequent weekend trips to Sydney with Friday and Saturday departures from the tourist district between Sydney and Nowra Goulburn Bathurst and Central return by Monday. Reduced single and double fare options extend to special events with Wednesday return limits and certain one way tickets.
Miss Gwladys Evans participates in a Northern NSW concert tour organized by Mr. Manton Hall to raise funds for the Blind Institution. A concert party may visit Manilla and Yarramba, which recently beat Peter Pan in the Mel hone Cup, won the Williamstown Cup on Saturday.
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