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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 03, 1929
Page
4
A broad public notice warns that any person shooting trespassing or damaging fences on private property will be prosecuted. Signatories Bruce All, D. MacDonald of Lydenville, and R Gardner emphasize enforcement under law and advise respecting property boundaries and legal action.
Clayton Reekdale warns that any person rabbiting or trespaning on his property will be prosecuted according to law at Yellowrock.
A dated public notice warns that any person found hooting bunting or tree paging after this date will be prosecuted without respect to persons. The notice is signed by MM. J Brady and references authorities.
Notice from G V Bowman warns all persons leaving gates open on Buena Vista Upper Manilla will be prosecuted from 22/3/29. Another notice states any person shooting fishing or trespassing at Eureka Hats Creek after 1/3/29 will be prosecuted without respect to persons.
All persons found fishing shooting trapping or trespassing on Wirconnell holding after this date will be prosecuted without regard to Peranne. All previous permits are void and any entry shall be considered unlawful under this notice.
A dated discussion argues that a compulsory wheat pool may not improve returns over open marketing. Key objections include prior poor voluntary pools, administrative delays, high setup costs, potential political influence, and possible government interference raising bread prices. The piece notes expected overhead and production costs.
Inverell Pastures Protection Board discussed rabbit importation at its meeting. Proponents Bucknell and Mitchell urged Chinchilla rabbit imports as a path to raise rabbit skin values and curb pests. Some members cited federal and state factors and past damage to graziers, while noting dangers if skins lose value again.
Goldsborough Mort and Co report a sale with 41 064 sheep and lambs and 2 455 cattle yarded. Lambs and wethers showed active competition though lambs were less strong than prior day. Prices: heavy wethers 4d, lamb 4d to dd, ewes 44d, vealers higher, prime heavy bullocks 46s per 100 lbs, best Queensland beef 46s to 48s, cows 34s to 37s. Prospects remain favourable and consignments urged.
A fragmented public notice critiques prohibitions on rabbit imports and criticizes wavering motions while referencing taxes and debts. It laments societal decline as debts rise and populations suffer, implying a climate of concern over health and public welfare.
A New South Wales auction report shows total offerings at 65 tons with overall prices down by about 1d to 2d per lb. Strong demand for top grades contrasted with softer sales for inferior pelts and fox skins. buyers retreated from lower qualities as the market drifted lower across first and second winters, pelts, and various damaged ranges amid drought and shear costs.
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