26 Sep 1933
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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 26, 1933
Page
1
Three sheep owned by a single man created an unusual moment at the Young show as three judges from far away each picked a different ram long wool medium wool and short wool. A fourth Burrowa expert then ruled the medium-wool ram the grand champion, highlighting a rare owner-wide feature in the judging.
The highest points on New South Wales western and southern railway lines are equal at 3503 feet, at Newnes Junction and Nimbimatel. The state's highest station is Ben Lomond on the northern line at 4473 feet. The lowest lines are Newcastle and Ballina at four feet, with Sandgate and Tarro at five feet, and Sydney station at 67 feet.
Phineas McIntosh a white de generate who lived with a Zulu woman and had relations with Zulu girls was flogged by the native camp court for assaulting a native. Admiral Evans and marines held an inquiry, accepted the natives accounts, and banished McIntosh from native territories for life. The affair ends with McIntosh leaving with only the change he deserved.
Lang stronghold council blasts country criticisms of a motion to request a day of prayer. Ald Lamb defends the measure calling opponents hypocritical and lacking moral stimulus or sparrow mentality as they oppose better treatment for the dole army.
Two young airmen narrowly escaped death when their aircraft crashed near Taree while en route from Brisbane to Sydney. The plane developed engine trouble as it approached Port Macquarie, sparing the men from injury.
Mandowa Shire Council appeals to the Department of Lands for a surveyed road to Crown Lease 221 held by W Keys a returning soldier in Welsh parish Darling. Council proposes to build a two mile link via Duprez土地, seeks free survey, and outlines costs and compensation rules while noting current access is by pack horse only.
The discussion centers on a road east of portions 95 86 85 about 140 chains south of the corner of portion 71 in Welsh Parish. The department notes the 1925 road’s cost, says no extra access expense is justified, and Cr Elco T Rowman urges further representations while noting no one can travel the road and a man cannot work his property.
Government plans compel councils to construct access roads for settlers. Dr Bowman criticizes land sales in remote areas as impractical. He argues the government must provide means for settlers to reach their holdings and notes a decision to make further representations.
A London message notes odd bequests from wills including a wife barred from funeral view due to alleged insults, a £60,000 share withheld for unfilial conduct, and a £500 legacy revoked for lack of respect. A spinster wills her parrot killed and cremated with her body. Sydney Wool Selling Brokers report firm market prices across wool lines with strong demand for skirtings and lambs wool, listing top prices and regional demand.
About 500 London police officers will soon be equipped with wireless apparatus to receive instructions directly from Scotland Yard. Currently only around 70 police cars have this equipment.
Wool growers may receive their wool cheques earlier this season as daily offerings rise and total clip falls. Private sales in early districts tempt owners with quick cash, but auctioning ensures immediate liberal advances and full market levels. Overseas buyers may underprice, risking market strength. sending wool to auction is the prudent policy.
A brief line identifies the Manilla Express office in Manilla New South Wales. It notes printing and publication by Alton Richmond Melend for the Proprietors Manilla Newspaper Co. and references the office of the Manilla Express.
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