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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 24, 1929
Page
4
A dated notice from Bruce Park warns that any person shooting trapping or poisoning or trespassing on Springmount property will be dealt with under the law regardless of prior permissions. The notice cancels all previous permissions and is signed 15 May 1929.
Notice warns that any person found trespassing for shooting, rabbiting, or interfering with fences on property will be prosecuted. D MacDonald of Clydesville cites Newry Park and Haig Tate. 16/7/29. Cardner cites 0/6/29.1, indicating legal action to follow.
A fragment mentions Sohila Ak amid a local dispute linked to Orem and an entity named Eenny Inir Yellowrank. The readable text provides no clear event date location or outcome but indicates a personal confrontation or accusation context. Further details are unavailable in the fragment.
A vague notice warns that no person may fish or shoot along the river bank of the property at Tiia Vista Upper Manilla, with a stated precaution against trespass. It mentions CHAS LENNON and prohibits entry on the Albra farm area, dated to the late instructions in the fragment.
The speech argues the election centered on industrial policy with the Government seeking peace and employment continuity. It states constitutional limits on federal power, defends arbitration, and claims federal wage reductions are unfounded. It notes the policy would shift regulation back to states and warns against extremist Labour influence.
Railio telephony has advanced in America with carrier wave sets on long distance trains enabling calls at 69 miles per hour as if in a home. Canada already equips four distance trains, and the US Radio Commission supports five shift wave channels for train use. The article predicts widespread telephones on cars, hints Australia may follow.
Notine 7 warns that any shooting or bunting interfering with fences is prohibited and will be prosecuted without restriction to previous permissions withdrawn by G. Hudson.
A bill proposing a new 60 seat legislative council with transferable vote national representation was read first in the council. Members would serve nine year terms with twenty seats vacant every three years, and a governor backed mechanism to resolve deadlocks. A Tamworth cricket visit by Alan Kirpax is announced for September 25 at the Tamworth Oval.
Royal Commission on the Federal Constitution completes a 400 page report. It recommends transferring greater policy power to the national parliament, creating new states, and a gradual shift to federal authority while preserving some state powers. Proposals include electoral reform for the Senate and flexible constitutional amendment procedures. The document reflects a push toward social unity through central governance.
The first sale of the season yielded 5 743 bases from West and North West districts. Demand was stronger on Japanese accounts with steady overall rates, while French inquiry eased. Top price 173d for 15 bales AAAE from Roseview Garah. other sales included Ingala from Mungadi and Korindah from Moree with various AA and AAA ratings at 11d to 17d per lb.
Roma Oil Corporation has apparently abandoned the venture with all staff except those at the absorption plant to be paid off. Roma shares fell to 14/9 on the Sydney Stock Exchange, down from £10 last year. General manager Lionel Wigmore announced his resignation, citing economic restrictions, while noting the failure does not prove oil is absent in Australia.
Rowcastle's Big Day Thursday marked Decen walisation Day in Newcastle and the opening of the wool selling season. The Mayor Ald Wickham hosted a civic reception and the Chamber of Commerce luncheon featured Dr Long Bishop of Newcastle as principal speaker. Wool traded at 15d to 16d, AF E Gowrie New England sold the best bale. Market judged slightly above Sydney rates with an estimated catalogue value near £20,000. next sale on October 31 expected to offer 400 to 5000 bales.
William Gower, reputed oldest coachman in Australia, died in Windsor at 97. A resident of the Hawkesbury district for over 80 years, he once served as coachman to Sydney Rutdelin, former member for Hawkesbury. He left a Pitt Town property to Windsor District Hospital. Labor leaders deny NA Nationalists alliance claims with breakaway groups.
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