Manilla Cricket Club Holds Annual Smoko and Prize Night
A large turnout at the Manilla Cricket Association annual Smoko and prize presentation celebrated last season's results. President O N Scott presided as clubs and dignitaries, including Ald. S O Bowman, lauded the season and urged continued improvements. Trophies and individual honours were handed to players such as G Snape and Ray Doohan, with the Royal Cup going to Waratah Club. The event also featured musical items and toasts to donors and affiliated clubs.
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C. Ne Scott
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Vines
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Public Service
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Reward Offered for Stolen Stock and Trespass Information
A substantial reward will be paid to any person other than an accomplice supplying information leading to the conviction of any person or persons for stealing stock laying poison or trespassing on Eloura or Hazel Dean.
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Notice to Trespassers on Brubb Property Declares Violations Prohibited
Caution statement warns that any person shooting trapping or poisoning trespassing on Brubb property will be dealt with as the law directs. All permissions are cancelled. Printed for Mania Newspaper Co by Alton Richmond Method at his office on Manila Street Manila.
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Re Nu Liquid Nu-Metal Engine Booster Ad
An advertisement offers RE N U Ltd liquid metal treatment claimed to restore compression and power, reduce piston slap and oil waste, and boost top speed. It promises a 10 000 mile guarantee and free literature with C O D samples sent from Melbourne Richmond Station. Agents wanted.
Shooting Trapping and Poisoning Prohibited at Springmount
Any person or persons found shooting trapping and poisoning property Springmount will be dealt with as the law may direct without respect to persons. All previous permissions are cancelled.
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Fighting Grasshoppers Campaign Costs and Outcomes
The grasshopper control campaign cost £45 000 last year with £36 000 covered by levy. No wastage and economical work. the Department of Agriculture bore most overheads. 8000 tons of bait were distributed in New South Wales with success. Mixing stations ranged from five to sixteen per board district, up to ten men at some sites. Landholders found bait effective. saving wheat harvest worth £6 million justified bait use. A separate report notes a school teacher’s death by suicide near Coonabarabran and signs the coal strike may end soon.
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Hay protection against mice through wall constructed straddles
The article recommends wall built straddles to deter mice from haystacks. It explains using round, timber, or split posts with decking raised above ground and capped posts to stop climbing. Construction should start early, with a free pamphlet from the Department of Agriculture Box 36A G.P.O. Sydney. Storms remain a threat.
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Methodist cricket team wins friendly match at local oval
In a Wednesday afternoon match on the local oval the Methodist cricket team defeated Stoddart and Hayward by 14 to 40 runs. Top scorers were Roy Heywood with 23 and B Tucker with 19 for Methodists, while C Kennedy and TH. contributed 17 for Stoddart and Hayward. Bowling highlights included Heywood taking several wickets and G Snape credited with 1/10 while J Bailey and Kennedy claimed multiple wickets.
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Wool Sale Report Shows Strong Demand Across Europe
The Country Producers Sell ing Co Ltd notes keen sales competition this week with strong continental demand from Yorkshire France Germany Italy and other mills. Prices rose versus last week with favourable clearance and buyers from Continental markets. The next sale on the 13th expects around 4 600 bales with several listed lots from firms including Longworth Weemelah Dillon and Sons R G Missen Bendemeer D E Kirkby Moree and others. A cordial mood in Britain Italy diplomacy is noted as positive.
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