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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 16, 1931
Page
4
A garbled ad style fragment mentions Kruschen Salts and a claim of youth through exercise and remedies. It references an army officer and a sales pitch about products for vitality. The text is fragmented but centers on a promotional claim and personal endorsement.
An agricultural note outlines lawn maintenance emphasizing regular mowing, rolling, watering, and top dressing to achieve a velvety green carpet. It advises early weed control in the vegetable patch, recommends tools like the Dutch Hoe and Norcross cultivator, and stresses timely onion cultivation, irrigation, and soil upkeep for robust yields.
Lat Bese Tals Hone Te Secretary announces a voluntary pool with Ldot beddun's scheme, aiming for about 80 percent of wheat value at season start. A 6d per bushel export bounty is planned, with details at an October 26 Melbourne meeting. wool prices show mixed trends with better returns per head expected despite lower averages.
An article explains how oxidation and impurities in oil cause sludge and emulsion that thicken crankcase oil. Water from exhaust gases contributes to this, and even high grade oils resist but cannot prevent paste formation.
Advertises Saturday sale at Court Street Market with assorted fruits and vegetables. Items include oranges at 97 per cane, mandarins, pineapples, apples, passion fruit, beans, carrots, parsnips, celery, beets, pumpkins, gourds, turnips, lettuce, cucumbers, and more with various per case or per dozen prices.
An advertisement promotes Victor Radio offering up-to-date scientific political commercial and sporting news with Tully guaranteed battery sets at Paling's 358 George Street Sydney. Terms are easy. Printed for Manilla Newspaper by Alton Richmond McLeod at Manilla Express office. Various poultry and goods priced, including Turkey gatherers and small chickens.
The October issue is available at local booksellers for 6d. It offers spring fashion hints, fancy work patterns, jumper designs, and news from fashion land, plus stories by well known writers. Life editor Francis Birtles adds a new adventurous chapter from wild Australia. Also included are world topics, sport, science, and humor, with gardening notes on soil, lime for plants, and a beware Jack and the Beanstalk style climbing vine.
An old firm promotes mixed flower seeds offering 17 packets of mixed weeds with a guarantee. Readers urged to write to PLC SHEPHERD 4 SOW Ltd at Head Office 5 Parker St, Bydey for Spring garden help.
Home Happiness and social pleasure rise with a high grade radio from Paling’s 338 George Street Sydney. Full particulars on Victor battery sets and very easy payment terms on receipt of your order. No expert knowledge required just turn a knob.
Notice warns that anyone caught shooting or hunting and interfering with fences on Willamby land will be ejected without regard to persons. Previous phrase indicates a formal caution issued to deter trespass.
Notice states that all persons found shooting hunting fishing or trespassing on Kio-ora after the date will be prosecuted without regard to persons. All previous permissions are cancelled. Dated October 11 1930 by M J Brady.
A notice from Bruce Pare warns that any person shooting trapping poisoning or trespassing on Springmount will be dealt with as the law directs without respect to persons. All previous permissions are cancelled 30/7/31.
Warning to readers not to leave netting gates open on Stratfield. Prosecutions will be immediately instituted against offenders. Signed 8. Shaw, Manager.
Notice warns any person found shooting hunting or trespassing on Braemar property will be prosecuted without regard to persons. All previous permissions cancelled. Addressed by B. Park.
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