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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 18, 1930
Page
4
Property owner S. Witreler of Ilorion Park declares any person found shooting hunting fishing or trespassing after 4 November 1930 will be prosecuted as directed by law. Permissions cancelled. A £25 reward is offered for information leading to conviction of anyone stealing sheep or cattle proved to be his property.
Property notice warns all persons found shooting heating fishing or trespassing on Kora will be prosecuted after the date 10/11/30. All previous permissions cancelled. Brady signs as author.
Notice warns that any person found shooting hunting or trespassing on Onny part of Traemar will be prosecuted without respect to persons. All previous permissions invalidated.
A formal notice states that anyone found shooting or hunting with fences on Willamby land without prior permission will be prosecuted without respect to persons. Previous permissions are withdrawn. Public authority references HUD.
A local notice admonishes that netting gates at Stathfield must remain closed with immediate prosecution for offenders. Signed by Sulaw, the station manager, the terse alert emphasizes enforcement and accountability.
Notices posted about people leaving gates open at Buena Vista Upper Manila property to be presented from a specified date. I V Bowman acknowledges the situation and informs residents to secure premises.
A notice from Bruce Park dated 1911 warns that persons found trapping poisoning or trespassing on fThe or Springmont will be dealt with by law without regard to persons. Previous permissions are cancelled.
Delegates from Wheat interests in Canberra consider a proposed sales tax on flour to aid wheat farmers. South Australian representatives push for a 1 3/4 per ton levy while discussing alternative aids including a 3/- bushel wheat guarantee and a 4/9 per cent tonal on domestic wheat. Heated exchanges arise over federal tariff policy and bank advances as SA ministers urge action for local relief with a 12 month levy for 1931 shares to be distributed pro rata among states.
The 20th November wool sale at Newcastle will present the Fourth Catalogue of the 1990/31 series, comprising about 4 300 bales with notable brands. New England wools and high quality lots are highlighted as buyers are expected to increase. Company invites growers to observe the sale and assess buying power and handling.
Letter from Reginald McLeod of Sydney informs Mrs. Wood that her account opened in 1922 has a balance of 2,293,640 paper marks that are now valueless. The note explains the currency reform and conversion to a new unit rendering the old receipts obsolete.
Sebate Holland report notes hardening wool prices as demand from France Japan Yorkshire and S A remains keen for suitable linen. Faulty wools sell irregularly, with dust spoilage hurting fleece quality. Producers face high costs keeping sheep alive, and show appeal suffers from caked fleeces and poor preparation ahead of the next sale on the 17th.
Mr. K. Knight M.LA. told Lithgow the Bavin Government spent far more than its receipts from the Wages Tax and diverted much into marginal electorates. He warned that if the present government saved nothing, it would take all receipts to next June to reimburse the fund.
Sydney's Mr. Percy Marks reports a rare boulder opal find near The Hayricks in Charleville district Western Queensland. Discovered by D McCracken and a mate, the collection, famed from 40 years ago, will be shown publicly before export to Europe amid strong overseas demand for Australian black opal.
The item notes 86 pages of readable content with comfortable writers and artists from the Commonwealth, New Zealand and the South Seas. It mentions availability at local booksellers such as G’s copy.
The November issue from Life has accessus from publishers. Dr Basedow continues his travel series in Wild Australia. Nuttall discusses world affairs in a special article of interest. Louis Kaye Oppenheim and Brookes are among other contributors.
St Kilda, the remote island off northern Scotland, faces evacuation as population declines due to crop failure and isolation. The plan, discussed by Tom Johnston, entails relocating residents to the mainland with Forestry Commission jobs and housing, while sheep are to be removed. A London News Chronicle reader recounts a Gaelic fisherman's view of loneliness and longing for modern amenities.
A Dundas ratepayer told council he could not pay the £2 13s 9d electric lighting bill and proposed work for the district until it was paid. The town clerk suggested possible weekly work, and the overseer was told to find him a task.
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