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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 13, 1932
Page
4
An advertisement asserts Kruschen Salts cure rheumatism, claiming a user from months of pain could walk freely after using the product. It details uric acid crystals causing rheumatic pain and praises the salt tonic as a safe, daily remedy sold by chemists and stores at 2/9 per bottle.
A fragmented notice from 1930s racing shows entries for a mare event with names such as Moustain King, Byron's Pride, Blossom, Gipsy, and Black Prince. It lists prizes from Newcastle Show 1930 to Tamworth 1932, and fees for mares with season dates September 1 to December 31. Further particulars are available from A S Bartholomew, phone Garthowen.
Notice warns that anyone found leaving gates open cutting wood or trespassing on Woodville Crow Mountain Road without permission will be prosecuted. Thomas Bowman signs the notice.
Nolicé warns that any person found abooting or interfering with fences on Willamby will be prosecuted regardless of permission. All previous permissions are withdrawn. R. H. HUDSON.
A damaged notice warns trespassers off the Springmount property and states actions will be taken as law directs. The message is signed by Bruce Park, with illegible asterisks and partial wording about previous permissions.
Caution issued to Wercons against leaving netting gates open at Stratfild with prosecutions to follow for offenders. Notice signed ATLAW Manager. Ad promotes PALING'S renovated pianos with easy terms at 33 George Street Sydney. Printed for Manilla Newspaper Co. in New South Wales.
A witness at the Commonwealth Wool Inquiry asserts that Paxtoral Finance Companies including the undersigned operate as Wool Brokers in Australia without Bradford control. They deny any combine, insist they do seek profits, and state they have never heard of such a combine. Signed by W. Bowie joint manager in Sydney for Golds, arowel Mort and Co. Ltd.
The Mal ezets Geldsbrough Mort and Company report 33 557 sheep and lambs entered for the last sale, total 38 596 for the week, with a large share of trade quality stock and prime suckers. Cattle tally 4 344 penned, weekly total 3 029. Markets firm for prime lots, with prices advancing up to 20 shillings per hundredweight in spots. Wool sale lines show improved demand from Japanese and Continental buyers, with several lots at 14d to 15d per pound and notable consignments from North West districts and New England outlets. Continuous activity across stations and towns underscores robust livestock and wool markets.
In a heated assembly session Premier accuses Mr Lang of misusing confidential papers. Lang alleges government missteps including wage cuts and rising unemployment while detailing payments related to Stevens and Sanders inquiries. The Premier explains his cash book was left in Lang's room by mistake during a hasty move.
A witness fragment discusses private correspondence and cash book scrutiny, with the Premier defending integrity and actions. Szarka Brow and Stevens are cited regarding business dealings with Hoyts Theatres and Szarka Bros, detailing Stevens' transition to politics and prior advisory role.
Goldsbrough Mort and Co Ltd reports strong demand at its second wool sale with about 6,000 bales from Far Western, Riverina and North Western districts. Prices rose around 10 percent on fleece and 15 percent on bulky skirtings since last week as buyers from Japan Bradford and local firms competed. Sales resume September 19 with further auctions on October 4 and 11. top price reached 13d for 20 bales of Gordon Brook/New England wool on account of T. A. Field Ltd.
A fragmented reminiscence discusses a staff group from an accounting firm linked to Mr Stevens. The speaker defends his long association, praising Stevens as a model public figure who should separate business from public life. Szarka Bros notes partial payment for services rendered.
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