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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 10, 1930
Page
3
An inter letter praises Kruschen Salts for relieving dizziness and high blood pressure symptoms. The writer claims relief after five years of attacks, noting that other salts fail. Daily morning dose is two jars in a glass, with the product described as purifying the system and easing head fog and weakness.
A series of articles under a pastoral heading offers readers in the district farming and grazing topics of current interest. Written for the Manila Express, the pieces address agricultural practices, market conditions, weather impact, and rural livelihoods.
Economists say high retail prices keep consumers from feeling the fall in raw goods like wool meat and wheat. The Graziers' Association notes proposals including compulsory licensing of metropolitan retail butchers and calls for wage and condition reassessment to reflect lower primary product prices. The article argues government must reduce costs for the industry to recover profitability, praising the Bavin Butten shaw government and warning Lang alternatives would raise costs. Yard fees at Homebush cut by 50 percent aiding producers and hinting at broader cost reductions in the meat industry.
Goldsbrough Mort & Co Ltd report a large yarding of 61 500 sheep and lambs with lambs forming a large proportion and newly shorn wethers and ewes well represented. Demand weak for medium condition sheep with prices falling 6d to 1s. Cattle were strong with heavy bullocks and cows up to 10s dearer. prime heavy bulls 32-34s, prime heifers 40-42s, cows 33-35s, light cattle 32-34s, good Queensland beef 8s. Market notes show excellent quality stock and strong attendance, sale around 3:15 pm.
Nature study holidays organized by leading naturalists include December and January expeditions led by EB Pollock WR G.S. from the Royal Australasian Ornithologists Union and the Royal Zoological Society of NSW. The plan is to camp at Port Stephens and study birds on nearby islands rivers and lakes where penguins herons and other seabirds abound.
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