22 Oct 1935
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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 22, 1935
Page
1
A brief warning threatens action under law for any person hooting trapping or poisoning or trespassing on the property Springmount with prior permissions noted as canceled. The owner Bruce Park signs the notice and reserves rights.
A substantial reward is offered for information leading to conviction of any person or persons involved in stealing stock laying poison or trespassing at Eloura or Hazeldean. The reward is payable to informants not acting as accomplices.
Publication line credits Man ile Newspaper Co. and Alton Richmond McLeod at Mania street Wieoffee. Meni
The notice warns that any person shooting or hunting or interfering with fences on Willamby will be prosecuted without respect to persons. All previous permissions are withdrawn. R. H. Wudson.
Detailed report of Tamworth- Manilla road maintenance including resheeting on the Tamworth to Barraba route, repairs on Hall's Creek Attunga road and Oakey Creek road, and planned works at Munilla to Tarpoly bridge. Revenue figures for September and October released, Local Land Board siting on road purchase, plus church youth hall opening and ongoing cricket and school activities in Manilla.
The Shire engineer announced at the Mun dowa Shire Council monthly meeting that the Glenbarra deviation at 17 mile nears completion and the Hull Creek bridge is progressing well. The 17 mile Manilla Boggabri road culvert and approaches were finished last week and the Greenhatches Creek bridge at Dead Horse Gully is advancing satisfactorily. The report also notes a weekend rose display organized by Mackenzie and Sons Ltd in their store windows featuring numerous gardeners. A. R. Ms. Leod and several locals contributed to the exhibition. Mr W M O Hara flew from Sydney to New Zealand last week and plans to fly back next month. A fleet of five Japanese whale chasers arrived in Sydney Saturday en route to the Antarctic.
The Lord Mayor Sir Alfred Parker died on Friday after months of illness. A State funeral was held on Monday with a public procession and the interment at Gordon.
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