Greenbushes Roads Board reviews new works and tree removal
The Greenbushes Roads Board meets to discuss recovery of fees in Harrison v Board, funds and works updates. They plan immediate Mill Road improvements, debate gravel and hopperin depth, and consider removing sand and shaping drainage with culverts and a supervisor to start soon.
Whitneys and quilts advertised for railway parcel delivery
An advertisement lists white blankets and quilts with fine bindings and borders in various sizes including 70x09 and largest double. Items include honeycomb quilts, pure cloths and towels with prices shown. The parcel is marked as being sent free to the nearest railway station.
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Hloneycom
Sand road repair discussion in town council meeting
The council debated building on sand with Mr Patterson arguing drainage issues if sand is removed. Mr Gale suggested adopting the plan and replacing removed sand, while Mr McGregor claimed sand is a solid foundation and the road cannot be lowered. A committee of the Chairman, Bateman, and McGregor will decide the best course. the broken Duke of York Hotel pipe to the town well was noted and a letter to Mr Martin requested to mend and cover it with more gravel. The Secretary was reminded that valuing town properties is part of his duties and not extra pay.
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Greenbushes Roads Board
Roads Board
Greenbushes
Messrs
H. G. Keyser
W. H. Gale S. J. Patterson
F. McGregor
Reed J. J. Duncan
Messrs. Shaw
Bateman
Messrs. F. Ayers
L. C. Tuxen
Mr. Portwood
Mort's
Jease
Spring Gully
Gale
Duncan
Tie
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Kent
New Zealand
Patterson
Cornwall
McGregor
Bunbury End
Lindsay
Greenbushes Development Co., Ltd
Rattray
Mr. Patterson
Mr. Kent
Roo Edo Mery
Keyser
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Duke of York
Martin
Accounts Pass for Payment Totaling £13 12s
Accounts amounting to £13 12s were passed for payment. The note records this financial action and the amount authorized for disbursement.
Chinese Peril in England: Opium Dens and White Slavery Warned
An Opinion essay warns of a growing Chinese peril in England with colonies in London and Liverpool. It claims opium dens and vice threaten white girls, urging immediate deportation of those found with opium or running dens. The piece likens opium to a national curse and calls for strict action.
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London
Liverpool
Liver Pool
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