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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 02, 1934
Page
1
Reavan street Manilla advertises saws gulleted and benches made to order. Notice states Mount View is reserved as a sanctuary for Australian fauna and all fishing hunting trapping and related trespass will be prosecuted with permission for fishing only. Illegal use of fish traps nets or explosives is prohibited.
Notice warns that any person shooting hunting or interfering with fences on Willamby lands will be prosecuted without regard to persons. All prior permissions are withdrawn. R A ATDSON noted as issuer.
A substantial reward is offered for information leading to the conviction of any person or persons involved in stealing stock, saving poison, or trespassing on Elotra Estate, as named by Arthur Sulman.
A notice states that any person shooting trapping or poisoning on Springmount property will be dealt with under the law without regard to person. All previous permissions are canceled. Signed Bruce Park dated January 6, 1928.
At Manilla Municipal meeting the Shell Co of Aust Ltd sought approval to paint an electric light pole near Progress Lane and Stratford Street to resemble a bowser for advertising. The council granted the request and also approved a new bowser for J B Gilroy's garage. A report from the Minister for Lands approved reserving part of reserve 40832 for water supply and vested in the council, with a survey noted. The council discussed light and water stand needs at Alexandra Lane and preparations for a visit by engineers to inspect the water filtration plant on October 27.
The Forestry Commission report tabled in the Legislative Assembly by Minister for Forests R. Vincent says district officers report general improvement in the timber industry in the latter half of the year. Prices remain low but hardwood milling and other sectors show gains. Revenue rose, aided by rail sleepers demand and exports amid a broader trade revival.
December 31 reports show State forests at 5 128 305 acres and timber reserves at 6 548 287 acres. Year figures include 20 639 acres revoked, 46 717 acres awaiting removal, and 82 857 acres slated for authority. additions total 1 856 acres. Revenue £199 211, expenditure £107 705, with £25 108 unemployment relief. Local boys join Young Australia League excursion to Sydney for royal visit activities including a parade and Anzac Memorial unveiling. Clifton Gardens housing and Taronga Park Zoo visits planned. vacancies remain.
Printed and published for Manila Newspaper Co. by Alton Richmond McTeod at his office on Manila Street in Manila.
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