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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 14, 1951
Page
4
A notice warns against trespass and interference with fences or other property at Kirkconnel. It states that violation will be prosecuted without respect to persons and that unauthorized entry is strictly forbidden.
Caution to any person found trespassing interfering with property or removing wood from Curragundi will be prosecuted. This notice names Peter Winter and ig/2/sh as part of the source text.
Delegates report on the 58th annual conference with discussions on railway transport, weigh bridges, Wheat Stabilisation, and wool marketing. Highlights include Mrs Gordon’s address on producer problems, Mr Scilly’s vigorous remarks, and social events hosted by the Bank of NSW.
Harold Gaffey told the Warialda Pastures Protection Board that rabbits in plague proportions are feeding with sheep after witnessing rabbits eating maize amid overgrazed, denuded properties. He noted no control efforts and described tame, hungry rabbits following a grain spill and a fox terrier ignored by the animals.
In Wollon gong the other day four couples were named Duck and Lake amid a sporting pun. In Houston John T. Brown was badly cut by a power mower the day after donating blood, required a transfusion and received his own blood back.
Gunnedah Chamber of Commerce will invite Dr Ryan via Consignor McDermott to address a public meeting on Communism amid the forthcoming referendum. A melee left Narromine’s Mayo furious and threatening to bar Condo team use of the ground. Council condemned the display and praised locals for clean play. Businessmen praised locals in a letter to the News.
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