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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 10, 1929
Page
4
Notice warns that any person trespassing or harming property will be prosecuted. Signatories Bruce Parker and MacDonald warn of enforcement actions for violators. The message emphasizes no permission granted for entry, with legal consequences for trespass and related offenses.
A terse public notice records a trespass matter involving individuals named Clayton and Felipe. The fragmentary text provides no clear action date or court action, but indicates a legal proceeding or restraint related to property access and parties involved.
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A letter to the editor argues against compulsory pooling for wheat in New South Wales. It criticizes Mr Trethowan and Mr Thorby, warns of price and supply problems, and predicts NSW will end up importing wheat after three years. The writer compares with Canada and Queensland and notes likely government influence on a proposed seven-member board. Voters are urged to reject the plan on September 12.
Police raided Chinese Readers in Tammerth on Sunday morning and arrested five individuals in connection with an alleged financing matter. Officials say the suspects are from a city region and were detained during the operation.
The September issue of The New Idea highlights articles on Pet Corns and world topics, while Stead's Review covers New Zealand politics, Australian affairs, women's sphere, aviation, and youth education. Notable items include McConachy W defeating English billiard champion Willie Smith, and Narromine’s Hotel King planning a new hotel costing about £22,000. A prickly pear clearance table shows significant land reclaimed over four years, totaling around 900,000 acres once retreatment is considered.
Two armed men tried to rob the Government Sayines Bank at Woollahra last Thursday. They fired twice, wounding the manager in the arm and the teller in the thigh, then fled in a waiting car. Police later seized three men at Darlinghurst and another vehicle nearby. The men will appear in court next Thursday. Ball has been refused.
A market note cites weather in North America and Europe driving lower yields in Spring wheat states leading to expected wheat price rises between November and March. It reports shortages in the Southern Hemisphere and urges growers to vote against a State Compulsory Wheat Pool, arguing it would strip freedom and be inefficient.
Deputation urged the Minister for Agriculture to proceed with preliminary investigation into the Namoi water conservation and irrigation scheme. The Minister promised sympathetic hearing and said he would urge the Migration Commission to undertake further inquiry. He noted funds for investigation were insufficient and expected expedited work through Commission negotiations.
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