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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 19, 1934
Page
5
The listing highlights boys lace calf shoes in sizes 10 to 13 and 11/9 to 1 to 5 plus 12/6, noted for quality and durability. Odeny Famous Youth Shoes with Genuine Welts are available in sizes 14/6 and 2 to 5.
The Young Australia League plans a state wide excursion for boys aged 12 to 17 to witness Prince Henry arrival and the Anzac Memorial unveiling. Vacancies remain with 50 places to fill. special excursion rates cover rail, meals, accommodation, sightseeing, theatre and zoo admissions. Tickets include reserved compartments for group travel across country lines.
Mr H B Greene and Sir Walter Massey Greene’s brother R H Greene of Orange report a grafting method to convert unpopular fruit varieties into profitable ones. Denude main branches, leave few top twigs, insert a tapered twig into a bark socket with a chisel, nail in place, seal with elastic dressing, then prune later. Early grafts show about 160 percent effectiveness with promising prospects for larger crops.
The piece notes that absence of buds between graft and parent necessitates care and removal, while new twigs can be placed flexibly. A Western Exchange quote highlights orderly lines as the main idea. Pitt, Son and Badgery report Homebush stock sales with fifty seven thousand sheep and 2690 cattle offered. Prices fell with wethers to 15/4 hoggets 11/10, suckers 21/3, cattle quality fair, bullocks to 41, cows to £8/8/10.
At Armidale quarter sessions Judge Clancy sentenced a young woman to six months imprisonment for perjury after a strong appeal by jury and counsel for mercy. In England 22 aeroplanes gather at Mildenhall for the Australian air race taking off Saturday. Melbourne faces a tram strike possibly hindering sightseers on open streets. New South Wales passes Pastures Protection Bill provisions to sterilize Alsatian dogs in certain districts within three months or face a fine.
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