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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 20, 1931
Page
4
A Victorian era ad from 338 George Street Stainey promotes Victor Radio with promises of up-to-date scientific political commercial musical market and sporting developments. It highlights guaranteed battery sets and easy terms offered at PALING'S.
Notice warns that anyone found shooting, hunting, or interfering with fences on Willamby land will be prosecuted. Cites respect for persons and property and mentions enforcement by authorities.
Notice warns all persons found trespassing or shooting near the state will be prosecuted without lapse. All prior permissions are cancelled as of 10/11/30, issued by M. J. Brady.
Bruce Park warns that any person found shooting trapping poisoning or trespassing on his property Springmount will be dealt with under the law. All previous permissions are canceled as of 30 July 1931. Signed Bruce Park.
Public notice warns residents to not leave netting gates open at Stratfield with immediate prosecutions for violators. Signed 8. STIAW, Manager.
A fragmented notice warns that any person shooting hunting or trespassing in Braemar will be prosecuted without regard to permissions. It promotes a high grade radio offered by Paling at 338 George Street Sydney with easy purchase terms upon enquiry. Printed by Manilla Express Advertising Co Manila Street Manilla NSW.
The Shell Company reports a cable from Peggy Salaman the English girl pilot with My Gordon Store noting a new Adage record between London and CajoNown. The message praises ground services and readiness of Shell Petrol and Aero Shell Oil while maintaining a smooth engine run on the London to Cape route.
A historic garden column urges intensive surface cultivation to sweeten and aerate soil, conserve moisture, and boost vegetable and flower growth. It highlights light hoe use, careful watering, and earthing up with mature manure, plus advice on heat lovingPetunia varieties and preventive tomato disease measures using Bordeaux mixture and lime sulfur.
A nursey reports loss of a batch of dahlia tubers after mislabeling pricing. Names such as Vari add and other varieties were listed at 1/6 each or 6/5 post free delivery. Multiple colors including Maroon, Bright, Reds, Pinks, Whites, Yellows, Tavenders and Mauves offered.
Retailers in protesting again the Arardine Goods Act declare that it will be impossible to carry out the provisions at such short notice. Head office is listed as Parker Street Sydney and the firm specializes in trees plants farm and garden seeds.
Rev. W J Grant at Randwick Presbyterian denounces Lang’s Transport Act as intolerable s o y i t i s a t i o n of industry in New South Wales. He warns government interference risks progress and likens policy to a famine banner. He cites losses in petrol, registration and unemployment taxes.
A fragment notes Rural Trusties Board payments to necessitous farmers totaling £127,669 under the Blom Acquisition Act with unclear context. The sentence suggests financial aid or compensation distributed to distressed farmers.
A team at Ohio Sti Walcha completed a record shearing session described as one of the fastest of the season. In ten hours they shorn 1350 sheep or lambs with ringer Alan Russell handling 378. Official tallies listed 363, 854, and 255.
The 68 year old Ben Hall and his outlaw associates Johnny Gilbert Jack O Meally Johnny Vine and Mick Burke held up the Keightly homestead at Dima s Plains near Bathurst. They imprisoned Mr Keightly for a ransom of £500 and after Pay is paid the captive was released. History notes Hall was challenged to a duel by Keightly who vowed to fight any of Hall s party amid heated taunts and defiance.
A 100 million year lower bound on ocean age is cited by Prof Adglyh Woopf chairing a NRC committee. Calculations list total ocean salt at about 760 trillion tons with salinity increasing roughly 2.735e9 tons yearly. Debates cover land erosion input, variable deposition rates, and a continuous land ocean salt cycle via aeolian and drainage processes.
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