04 Sep 1923
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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 04, 1923
Page
1
Bradford wool trade eyes firm values as new clip hits the seaboard amid cautious optimism. Private sales and broker finance shape prices. amid floods, a dam break devastates land and prompts relief expectations. a public investment plea to readers closes.
A confusing item reports the death of Fred Walders in New York and his past work in Australia many years ago, with references to lead poisoning, service in India, and a post mortem exam. The text appears garbled and reiterates injuries and medical notes without a clear sequence of events.
In a Central Police Court session, Sergeant Asquith reported Jackson repeated the offence of selling goods wine. He was offered to pay a further £100 fine or face six months in gaol after a prior £10 monthly payment option. The magistrate warned future risk of imprisonment if the illegal activity continued.
Sir John Monash urges all Australians to back the seventh war loan, recalling the 1918 offensive that saved the nation. He stresses no equivocation and calls every citizen to invest every available shilling as a sacred duty.
The North Eastern Daily Gazette reports a major blow to prohibition in New York State as repeal of enforcement law shifts responsibility to local authorities. It warns of widespread noncompliance and potential spread of temperance resistance, noting a testing of federal influence and state autonomy.
The listing advertises 8 inch check ginghams with 14 exclusive patterns guaranteed to wash and not fade, new designs at 1 shilling 6 pence per yard. 87 inch check ginghams for children's wear. heavyweight cotton crepes in 13 patterns. 6 inch double width lawn in six views including Town Cream and Mauve, all priced at 1 shilling 6 pence per yard.
Obituary notice records the passing of L BE Maree late of Redfern and Wagga Wagga. The deceased is noted as proprietor with a reference to prior residence and connections in New South Wales.
Rabbit skins and fox skins command very high prices in winter markets. The catalogues of Pitt Son and Badgery Ltd promote high averages and best results. Consign to them and you will not be disappointed. Full particulars on application.
Pitt Son and Badgery Limited promotes a sheep wool cattle pig calf and produce sale at 4 O'Connell Street Sydney. Local buyers invited to view and bid on livestock and related goods.
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