02 Sep 1938
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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 02, 1938
Page
1
Warning to any person or persons shooting trapping poisoning or trespassing on my property Springmount will be dealt with as the law may direct without respect to persons All previous permissions are canceled
A substantial reward will be paid to any person other than the accused supplying information leading to the conviction of any person or persons for stealing stock, poisoning stock, or trespassing on Eloutra or Hazel Dean. Printed for Manila Newspaper Co. by Alton Richmond Melved at Manila Street, Manila.
A Baldwin warns that any person shooting trapping or poisoning property Brabrit will be dealt with as the law directs without respect to persons. All previous permissions are cancelled.
Australian XI nearly chased victory but settled for a draw against Sussex as conditions swung in favour of the home side. Hassett 74, Brown 75, Waite 41, White 44, Barnes 24 led Australia to 336 in their first innings while Barnes 44 and Badnock 58 aided a 300 second innings for Sussex, Bartlett 148 100 in 57 minutes capped a high tempo season note.
The Manilla & District News reports a large turnout for the annual Manilla Cricket Association meeting. Officers elected include President C N Scott, Treasurer R Doohan, and Secretary Kenned, with a council to be formed from elected officers and club delegates. The season featured seven teams, with Banks and Public Service winning the premiership and Wednesday Half Holiday taking the Ronke Shield in the knockout. The club praised grounds, wicket keeper effort, and financial results, noting improvements at No 2 oval and gratitude to Mr J Brady for wicket care.
The Gosford Times reports on a lively program featuring the Young Australia League boys delivering On Top of the World at the Palais Theatre. Norman Beaver Stan Rawlinson Keith Sloman Boh Avel and others perform in a vivid revue with a 40‑strong Band Magnificent.
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