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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 26, 1929
Page
4
An old notice from E Clayton of Rockdals Yellowrsck warns that any person rabbiting trespassing or sound shooting on the property will be prosecuted by law. All previous permissions cancelled dated 1/20/29.
Prohibits leaving gates open and forbids shooting hunting fishing trapping poisoning on the property after the specified date. All prior permissions cancelled, with enforcement by law. Prohibitions apply to all persons, regardless of status, under threat of prosecution.
Reports from Paris say Georges Clemenceau died Saturday night in the French capital. A towering journalist and statesman of World War I fame, Clemenceau was born in 1841 and held offices from mayor of Montmartre to multiple terms as premier and war minister. He influenced policy at Versailles and was known for his sharp, candid opinions and strong national service.
New England North and North West Producert Co reports London wool market activity with Sixth Series opening strong buying and higher rates. Merino greasy and crossbred prices rose five to seven percent with scoured merino and crossbred up about five percent. Continent buyers led the demand as competition increased.
Coal conference between owners and miners led by Mr Rees and Mr McDonald concludes at Canberra from 10 p m to 7 p m. Mr Scullin receives thanks for tact and courtesy while press notes praise the atmosphere. A further conference is planned in Sydney on Tuesday to report and resume talks.
The Canadian Wheat Pool takes responsibility for not selling at current prices. It warns that forced sales would shrink farm income by about 0 to 200,000,000 pounds and dent Western purchasing power while urging restraint as storage strains grow. Bank views back the pool, predicting reduced world supplies unless markets recover.
Secretary Farmers and Graziers Co operative notes smallest fat cattle yarding in nine weeks with 2 040 in yards including 335 from Queensland. Demand remains strong with top prices for cows and vealers and notable sales by Killen Lta Melee Narrabri to £18 3/ and vealors to £14 10/ with bullocks to £21 16/ average £13 7/3. Bookings ahead list 120 bennkes for the 25th and 101 trucks for the 28th.
The Shell Company reports advice that Roy Tunott, a South African pilot, left London on November 3 in an attempt on the record from London to Port Elizabeth. The existing record, 138 hours, is held by Murdoch, who flew the journey in an Avro Avian.
The renowned English motorist Mr. John F. Cobb has returned to England from Australia and resumes amateur racing. He drives a special car at Brooklands and breaks the 100 mile record with 112.19 mph and the 4 mile world record at 112.15 mph.
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