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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 27, 1931
Page
4
Ford introduces the Sedene Town and Forder models highlighting refined interiors, quiet powerful engines, safer steel-spoke wheels, and economical upkeep. The ad urges readers to test drive, offering flexible finance and part exchange, emphasizing pride of ownership and longevity.
CAME HAPPINESS HOME HAPPINESS and SOCIAL PLEASURE tied to a high grade RADIO. ALING’S 338 George Street invites inquiries for delightful VICTOR battery sets and easy terms. CAUTION: shooting or fence interference on Willamby will be prosecuted. all previous permissions withdrawn by R. H. Hudson.
A notice states all persons found shooting, hunting, fishing or pausing on Rivera after October 11 1930 will be prosecuted without respect to persons. All previous permissions are cancelled. M. J. Brady.
Warning notice from HRACE PARK and SHAW Manager prohibiting shooting trapping poisoning or trespassing on Springmount property. All former permissions revoked. Warns against leaving waiting gates open at Stratfield with immediate prosecutions for offenders.
A terse note warns that any person found shooting hunting or trespassing on any part of Tynemar will be prosecuted without respect to person. An provincial permission may be called.
Tax revenues rose from 1926-27 to 1928-29 while incomes fell due to reduced rents and interest. The piece argues for automatic wage and tax reductions via the Moratorium Act, urging national economy and curtailment of government disbursements. It contends lower rents justify wage cuts to reduce costs across transport, production, and consumption.
Report notes an average catalogue at the gate with clips from early showring districts showing burr and dust. Prices hold firm from prior week with strong Bradford and Japan bidders and steady Continent orders for broken pieces. Lambs wool firmer. The firm promises a list of forthcoming wading gates as a guide for wool growers amid troubled times and hopes for improvement soon.
Auction day catalogue offered 5 676 bales with very firm market and keen competition led by Yorkshire and Japan for fleece wool and skirtings. Top prices reached 94d for 1b from RS M MOOBONG and 154d for 9 bales of DH DBH ARD GLEN, from Ardglen estate. Wools sourced mainly from Riverina and western districts, well grown with good color and burr, many spinners lines free.
A swagman entered Miling Post Office with a found case containing £315 in notes. He sought a receipt after an inventory and telegram costs to owner Mr M J Drew of Mount Magnet and to Dalwallinu Police. Drew, travelling with his wife, later recovered the money and rewarded the honest finder.
Hawkesbury Agricultural College principal E A Southee states that several Diploma in Agriculture students, aged about 19 to 21, seek hands on farm or station experience after year end. A few younger students, around 17 to 19, want summer field work from December 17 1937 to January 7 1972. Interested parties may request further particulars in writing to Wirn Souther Fr ankenbury College Richmond.
The Commonwealth cup of about 2,190,000 bales will realise at least 1750 pounds, more than expected at the season's start. The entire clip may reach about 46,500,000 pounds.
A local columnist reports on the habit of residents avoiding advertisement in the paper. A man pleads not to be mentioned after a street incident, fearing public shame, while the editor argues that all readers will see the notice and move on. The anecdote illustrates newspaper readership and privacy concerns.
Jomning announces a regional tour listing show dates in Manilla on March 2 and 3 Quirindi on March 9 and 9 Ringara on March 9 and 10 Tamworth on March 10 11 and 32 and Gunnedah on March 15 and 16 all events noted for local audiences with venue details forthcoming.
A veteran recounts leaving the army in 1919 and trying Kruschen pills after years of rheumatic pain. He doubts their value but notes that after a few doses his complaints vanished and he has felt no pain since. He shares his cautious pride in the unexpected relief.
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