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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 25, 1930
Page
4
The emailer touts new Ford body styles with lower centre of gravity and larger tyres for improved safety and performance. It promises outstanding value, ease of payment under the New Ford Purchase Plan, and urges a demonstration by A. C. Veness and Son Authorized Dealers.
A 1930 notice from 8.8 Wheeler of Horton Park Keepit warns against shooting hunting and trespassing on the property after November 10 1930. It cancels prior permissions and offers a £25 reward for information leading to conviction of sheep or cattle thieves. It also cautions against leaving netting gates open at Rathfield and states prosecutions will follow.
Passage notes that all persons leaving gates owe property at Buena Vista Upper Manila and warns of prosecution from that date. Signed G. V. Bowman dated 10/11/30.
A dated notice signed BRUCK PARK October 11, 1930 warns that any person found shooting trapping poisoning or trespassing on The Bracs or Springmount will be acted on under the law without regard to persons. Previous permissions are revoked.
Unclear OCR text notes a persistent shooting incident involving a person named M J Brady with references to attempted trespass or fishing actions and unspecified prosecutorial context. Fragmentary lines suggest preview missions or investigations proceeding.
A public safety notice warns against trespass on private property. It emphasizes lawful conduct and respect for owners rights. The message calls for avoidance of hunting on restricted lands and urges compliance with local laws.
Cautic hve is hereby given that an oe boon shooting hunting terfering with fences in any way wont will be prosecutor leavespeet in persons all if ion permissions are hereby with strive Ro HL ATTSON.
Retail traders have raised tobacco prices with new charges of 2/4 a pound on manufactured goods and 2/4 on red tobacco. The cigarette price remains unchanged, but top brands of tobacco will rise by 1 shilling or 1/11 for a 2 ounce packet, affecting consumers.
The advertisement details a bulk sale of 4290 bales mainly from New England Inverell and Tenterfield with strong competition. Prices reach up to 21d for Ex Sup W and many lots of AAA and AA wools sold between 11d and 14d with numerous consignors including McCosker Bros Inverell C J Britton Uralla Strathboe nd Land and others. 70 percent offered sold at full value and private treaty expected to clear remaining stock.
The Minister notes plans by the Victorian Forests Commissioner to use aeroplanes to eradicate pests in Ballarat pine forest. The report cites overseas precedents from Florida, Haiti, Canada, and Germany, including dusting cotton crops and malaria control as examples of aerial methods and even aerial tax collection in Algeria, illustrating growing utility of aircraft in public tasks. The examples underscore pioneering, though varied, applications of air technology across regions and purposes.
The Secretary Farmers and Graziers Co-operative Co-writer notes 7 195 bales stored from a wide area. Market firmer since November 10 with better class wools and paperfine qualities selling well. Average price up to 8.3d per lb from 7.8d. fleece wools and melange descriptions showing gains though merino breds remain difficult. Next sales on November 25 December 1 and 17.
Goldsborough Mort and Co Limited report 5279 bales offered including New England North West and Southern Tablelands wools. Prices rose about 4 percent on spiners. other descriptions sold well except dusty burr heavy lots. Top price 19d for 6 bales of Super Com AAA E from QAK Hurst/LJH/GUNNING. Sale next on 26 November.
The article notes country people win a large share of prizes in Art Unions, with 56 of 150 in the last Christmas Box, 21 of 60 in the Golden Egg Union, and an expectation of about 20 of 60 prizes in the current February draw valued at £3333. Prizes include a Diamond Necklace worth £1000 and a Marmon Car valued at £575.
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