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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 23, 1934
Page
4
Gardeners should end the flowering season with careful handling of dahlias lifting roots late and rest induction. Cut back only after stems dry, then lift and store tubers properly to prevent vermin and maximize next year’s growth. Also plant chrysanthemums and delphiniums with attention to root moisture and seed avoidance, and try the Poor Man's Orchard schinzanthus as a versatile annual.
London shines for American travelers with prewar nightlife revived in Piccadilly and the Strand. Americans are welcomed, prices lower, hotels and theatres affordable, Paris faded, and big parties celebrate returning U.S. visitors with lively social scenes and booming corks.
The piece is praised as one of Galaworthy's best stories. brief and melancholy in tone. It notes the sunlit mood and beauty soon to fade, and mentions an Onur copy from An gus and Robertson.
The notes praise Clarkias and Godetias as colorful annuals suited for house decor and bright garden displays. They grow to about eighteen inches or two feet, tolerate rich soil, and can be grown from seeds now or seedlings. With regular pinching and liquid manure, blooms size and color improve, lasting two to three weeks in water.
Readers can order a dahlia set by sending 10 shillings, with post free delivery. Sets include 13 tubers with names, sprouted or ready, choosing decorative and cactus types or any mix, and best varieties supplied. Mention the paper and request the "Dahlia Set" or six for 5 shillings post free.
The New England, North and North West Producers' Go. Ltd. announces the second season catalogue to be submitted on the 25th. Growers increasingly attend the Newcastle gates, welcomed by the company. A new four-bale “Big” lot option is offered by buyers. Early dispatch of wool to Newcastle before Christmas is advised for best trade terms.
Wool sale notes strong competition for well conditioned fleece and better prepared clips, with poor quality lines weak. Prices per bale ranged from around 10 1/4d to 14d, naming buyers and consignors across Willow Tree, Trangie, Armatree, Gulargambone, Warren, Naradhan, Gilgandra, and Wanaaring, reflecting varied lot quality and brand classifications.
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