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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 22, 1932
Page
4
A period advertisement from Sydney promotes a high grade radio and the Victor battery. It invites readers to contact Valing’s at 338 George Street for full particulars and easy purchase terms. No expert knowledge required just turn a knob.
A terse warning states that any person found trespassing by adopting trapping poisoning or other unlawful acts on the Springmount property near Bruce Park will be dealt with by law. All previous permissions are canceled.
Caution notice threatens prosecution for anyone leaving gates open cutting wood or trespassing at 00 Woodville Crow Mountain Road Thomas Rowman signs the warning for unauthorized entry and potential legal action.
Authorities warn residents to keep netting gates closed at Stratfield. Prosecutions will start immediately against offenders. Message from SNAW manager emphasizes strict enforcement.
Printed and published by Alton Richmond Motend for the Proprietors Manilla Newspaper Co. at the office of the Man My Express on Manilla Street in Manilla New South Wales.
Notice warns that any person shooting or hunting or interfering with fences in Willamby will be prosecuted without respect to persons. It also states that 41 previous permissions are withdrawn by EB. H. Hudson.
The Yarmers and Grassery Co operative Coy report on the sale held on the 16th offering 5 681 bales, mainly wools from Kurraba Tenterfield Upper Hunter and northern centres. Demand from Continent Japan Yorkshire was keen with improved French competition and freer activity from Japan. Top price 1 9d for AAAA wools. many clips from Mid Western and Southern districts, some dusty and irregular.
Catalogue showed 5087 bales from Moree Yass Warrards Barrrabs Merriwa Bathurst Berriwa Walgett and others. Market keen at top levels with strong inquiry. Top price 20d per lb for Super Com E at RIM YASS clip. 164d for Super Com FMP Killoola Bathurst. other prices include 144d for Hamubroomoooka Barbata etc. multiple lots AAAW AAAK AAA for various districts noted.
A fiery display as Mrs Walsh denounces Communism during a public meeting at Bond Park. She endures heckling and thrown objects from youths while defenders protest. A false rumor about her driving a luxury car is debunked as attendees debate government policy and the fate of the Free State. Local stock market notes and auction results accompany the report.
An Alsatian dog mauled a man in Rose Bay Sydney injuring seven, despite being shot twice by police. The dog fled through Rose Bay and Bondi before Constable McDermott finally killed it after a dramatic pursuit. The victim Mr Robinson required medical treatment for severe wounds to the face arms and legs.
A grazer in a state reports a novel rabbit control tactic used by a wool brokers manager. He describes poisoning water with arsenic and soda, creating shallow wells at multiple spots, covered with cement, to kill rabbits before heavy summer heat.
Disjointed notes reference government allocations for labour and school housing, western region works, water supply and sewerage, and job measures for returned servicemen. The piece also rails at tobacco prices and documents a rabbit poisoning method involving arsenic water and feed, with claims of large-scale rabbit eradication and alleged district skepticism about the reporting.
A historical report discusses leather wastage over a decade, branding practices on hides, and the impact on the feather industry. It notes costs, methods, and faults from branding including long letters, scarring, and improper techniques, with proposals for reducing waste and alternatives like ear-marking. It references Max Tenry, the chief veterinary officer, and mentions imports from New Zealand and Australian leather quality concerns.
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