New Workers Compensation Act Changes Farm Liability in WA
An overview of the 1919 Workers Compensation Act in Western Australia explains that farmers face new legal duties for injured or deceased workers. It details liability limits, weekly payments, death benefits, and special provisions for aged workers, with examples showing potential totals up to about 400 pounds per farmhand and the importance of securing insurance to cover these risks.
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Western Australia
Fermert
Percot
Puper Sims
Neal Ingeto
Feriver
Clauser
Varia
Jalthia
Lstter
Insurance Companion
Ineger
Vandre
Provik
Ting
Merchant Shipping Agents and Auction Sales Notice
Rider Shenton 8 fa J.td. MARCHANTS SHIPPING AGENTS 8TOOK and STATION SALESMEN. BEAD OFFICE Elder Beildines Wil linta treet. North Fremantle sale every Wednesday with Fat Wool Bale. Bunbury Agent Mr J Currall. Auction sales conducted as arranged by agents in Nowihan York and important towns.
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Marchants
Willinta
Nowihan
York
Australian gardeners urge rival hybrids for 1918 exposition
A note from Mr G Beaker of South Australia reports a standout wheat variety from Silver Warren with high drought and wind resistance, plus a plan to plant roses early for Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco 1918. He urges Australasian growers to contribute hybrids and seed for the event, aiming to showcase premier horticultural displays.
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San Francisco
George C. Rosting
Soming Exposition
Aten
G_ Beaker
Felldala
Kentucky
Kildonan
Gerald & Remne
Morgan
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Workers Compensation Act
Ry FF
Searle
Shenton
Fa J.td
Bunbury
Mr. J. Currall
Interadtained
Amy Reine
Strangyoent
GON A. and
F. Boc
Koombana
Whe
Undersigner
Joseph Smith
Henry Wills &Co
Fremantle
Hedrey Wills & CO
Henry Wills & Co