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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 12, 1951
Page
4
A. L. STEWART & CO. Licensed Auctioneer announces Fat and Store Stock Sales at the Tamworth Saleyards every Monday. They invite sale stock submissions or private sales, offering experienced handling and prompt attention to enquiries. Directors listed with phone contacts B221 Ba53 F086 M. L. STEWART.
Caution notice warns any person or persons found trespassing fishing or interfering with fences or other property on Kirkconnel without permission will be prosecuted without respect to persons. R. Park. Printed and published by George Arthur Greaves proprietor of Manilla Street Manilla NSW state.
Goulburn builder F C Tulloch finished a three bedroom timber cottage on Nerragundah near Evans Street in 25 days completion. He worked with an apprentice and labourer. foundations were dug and poured while bricklayers built the base. Walls rose, roof was covered, weatherboards nailed in snowy conditions, and the project wrapped up within the time frame.
Property owner Peter Winter warns that any person or persons found trespassing, interfering with property, or removing wood from Curragundi will be prosecuted. Dated February 14, 1951.
A bill introduced by Agriculture Minister E H Graham aims to compensate cattle owners for deaths or destruction due to bovine diseases including tuberculosis. The scheme funds 20 percent of compensation for the first three years via stamp duties on cattle sales, with a plan to eradicate TB mirroring Denmark and the United States. The proposal links public health gains to dairy productivity and national health safeguards.
The Stroud Shire Council faced repeated strife with locked chambers, quorum busts, and a dissolved council. At the last meeting Dr. Moore clashed with president Dr. Flannery, order broken as Moore was expelled for calling the president a crawler.
The Wagga Advertiser notes a sloppy show day yet praises cattle and pastoral pursits. It emphasizes capable judges over pageant display, underscoring Agriculture and rural merit more than town glamour.
The Australian Journal debuts a new serial Wilders Walks Away by Herbert Brean about a press photographer who uncovers a mysterious family whose members vanish without trace. The October issue also features stories by six Australian authors including Dorothy Eden Rex Grayson Louis Kaye Frederick Howard Dale Collins and Jean Turner.
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