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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 13, 1931
Page
4
The brochure extols a Ford model with refined materials and quiet engine. It promises safety with sturdier wheels, high speed thrills, and graceful body lines. Emphasizes economy, service, and a new finance plan with easy terms and part exchange of your present car.
Means aided happiness om moe aa con oneal eG 4s Pianos. Write for particulars and easy terms to 338 George Street Syd ney-or wee the local Agent.
Notice warns that anyone shooting or hunting or interfering with fences on Willamby will be prosecuted without regard to persons. Previous permissions are withdrawn. R. H. Hudson.
All persons found shooting hunting fishing or trespassing on Kiv ora after this time will be prosecuted without exception to persons. All previous permissions rescinded. 10711780. M. J. Brady.
Notice warns that any person shooting trapping or poisoning property Springmount will be dealt with under the law without regard to persons. All previous permissions are cancelled via Bruce Park signature.
A notice from manager 8. Shaw warns residents at Stratfield to keep netting gates closed or face immediate prosecutions. Printed by Alton Richmond Mcfcod for Manilla Newspaper Co at the Manilla Express office on Manilla Street, New South Wales.
Goldsbrough Mort and Co Ltd reports market progress with no quotable change on Inet day rates. Cattle forward include 3,032 head with 228 Queenslanders. prices largely steady except heavy fat cattle easing. Sheep and lambs show mixed bids with prime wethers and ewes quoted, and rabbit skins yielding varied prices across grades. Strong Bradford demand and firm other regions, while Yorkshire fleece wool prices rise up to 10 percent on good lots.
On October 7 the Co operative offered 473 bales of wool drawn from the Moree and Barraba districts. Western wools showed useful qualities though market buoyancy faded in late September. Fleece wool values fell about five percent from September 28, with good clearances and top price 12 and a half pence for two clips from Barraba and Moree. London market closed October 7 with a strong tone, values up five to fifteen percent.
The booklet outlines breeding places such as stagnant water ponds gutters and small streams and recommends treatments like draining pools kerosene on water and stocking ponds with minnows or goldfish. It also notes using ammonia or iodine for bites and covers a conference on land valuations with tax officials and recipients praising cooperation.
The Huge Pipe Company of Australia expands into New South Wales with septic tanks and concrete pipes produced at Went Tamworth. Government contracts high pressure pipe iron for town supply and sewerage, with a detailed account of the pipe making process and the plant’s capabilities. Commodore Kingsford-Sm ith and Wis provide aviation notes and a Vacuum Oil folder promotion. A London service report on a record flight by G H Stainforth notes 408.8 mph for 28 minutes with 415.2 mph lap flames, mentioning his calm handling and card game in the officers’ mess.
Wool handling shows a rise with 28 247 bales received in the week to 10 October. NENCO plans its second catalog for 20 October and offers about 4000 bales from Inverell to Moree districts. Selling dates before Christmas are October 20, November 17 and December 15. Prices at recent clearances ranged from 10d to 19d per lb for various bales from Manilla, Warialda, Narrabri and Gunnedah towns.
A pupil named Apps found a brown snake in his schoolbag after leaving it on a tank. He used several books from the bag before discovering the snake, which was killed and measured about two feet long. It is believed the snake entered the bag while on the tank.
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