Trust meets on reservoir plan and bank overdraft
The Trust discussed building a new reservoir and accepted a bank overdraft quotation. The secretary reported audited accounts with rates down and advised placing depreciation funds at a high-interest rate. The meeting approved repairs, considered drainage, and thanked retiring chairman Johnstone for two years of service.
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State Rivers and Water Supply Commission
Trust
Stoner
Commercial Bank
Comselweed
Selweed
Tippett
Come Gehwood
Parkes
Stevenson
Com. Johnstone
Com
M'Leod
Waterworks Trust Association
Com. Selwood
Water Supply Commission
Colac
Maryborough
Vince Hates
Burke
Com. M'Leod
Sant
Timber Yard Responds to Valve Call at Broomfield
A terse note indicates Timber Yard in Broomfield responds to a valve call and supplies Jordan tools to Lokee readers. No further details are provided in the fragment.
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Colge
Giorden Tools
Broomfeld &T
Mrs E L Smith Lays Claim To Colne Address Notice
Lois ered Ladies Nurse Garth Dee Queen Street Colne near Drill Bally letters attended to best accommodation offered in this public notice listing the address and services provided by Mrs E L Smith.
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Garth Dee
Queen Street
Colne
Drill Bally
Colac East 160 Acres and Brick Dwel lings for Rent
A historical listing advertises 160 acres at Yeo with permanent water and livestock options including elliatle sheep or dry stock. Rentals include S-Roo med Brick Dwelling Colac East at 21 shillings weekly, Lynmis street 10/6, Wallace street 1ld/6, Kiliminyt 10 weekly, Manifold street Be (Be week), Boutt-whreet 11/ work, Wilvon street 4/6 week for various rooms and homes.
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Yeo
Colac East
Lynmis-street
Wallace Street
Kiliminyt
Manifold-street
Boutt-whreet
Wilvon-street
Auction and Clearing Salen for Farm Properties and Goods
Auction and clearing sales conducted in all state farming and greying properties for selection. Furniture sales held on premises with help for clients in arranging loans on houses stock crops and bay stacks. Weekly auctions at poultry produce furniture and bindries. Um Cuanom managers-salle at elephons No. LTB.
Well-built Cottages and Lodgings for Sale
Well-built rooms and cottages advertised with addresses on Campbell Street Armstrong Street Moore Street Munner Sutton Street Dowling's Estate and Gravessnd Street. Prices range from £176 to £460 with features including wash houses and water on. Listings describe lot sizes and frontages for each property.
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Campbell-Street
Weil
Both b-Reom
Dowling
Lew b-Hoom
Armstrongstreet
Moore-street
Munner-Sutton-street
Powell and McDougall takes over Colac Carnage Factory
Powell and McDougall Manners Sutton St Colac notify the public they have taken over the Carnage Factory and business of the late Mr James Brett. They promise solid support for their predecessors and guarantee to mend all kinds of vehicles with expert tradesmen in a large workshop.
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Powell & McDougall Manners
Sutton ST
Colac
James Brett
Winchelsea Golf Club Holds Annual Meeting at White Hall
Winchelsea the Winchelsea Golf Club held its annual meeting in White Hall on Monday evening. President A W Eddie presided while the secretary presented last year’s balance sheet showing a debit of £12 9. The levy of 2 was approved to cover the shortfall. Members praised a successful season and looked forward to next year.
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Winchelsea Golf Club
Whire Hall
Winchelsea
de A. W. Eddie
L. Levey
Alg
Wan
Smi
Local Red Cross Fund Boost Aids Early Season Start
Money to the local Red Cross Society supported by early season plans. Secretary J. R. Paterson was instructed to call a meeting for the first week in March 1916. Attendees included Misaca N. Hiscox, B. M'Evitt, D. M'Evitt, L. Levey, G. B. Corbett, A. G. D. Birrell, A Urbahns, and J. R. Paterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Society
J. R. Paterson
Misaca N. Hiscox
B. M‘evitt
D. M‘evitt
Messrs. L. Levey
G. B. Corbett
A. G. D. Birrell
Urbahns
Engineers Trial Rain Harvest for Power in India
Engineers in Didi test a rain capture plan to store heavy rainfall in reservoirs and convert it into electric power. The project aims to power Sugar xiats and about 14 other plants and beer facilities through this hydroelectric approach.
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Didi
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Gelishbrandstre
wnee—Ofice
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Chenen Oe
Elngland
Crickes Kage
Clesry
Bote
Vengnan
Tremper Wieders Barefler
Beth
Gricket Balle
W.K
Sherwell
Cape
Hock
Tan Cape
Elizabeth St
National Library of Australia
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Ft Morrison
W. M. Pearson
F. Parkes
Stewart
Walter Selwood
FP M'Leod
Hainman
Johnstone
Com M’leod
Com. Stewart
Com. Parkes
J. Griffiths
Atvernee
Arnest
Ge Hibrand Eirest
E. £. Smith
G. S. Connor
General Commisson
Cuanom
Manmeers
Salloe
J. G. Johnstone & CO
Es Otios
Bryan
Brass Founders
Warrion
Liberty Wilmot
VIVA
Burns & Short
Rarave
Tel
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Jas. Finn
Austral Cycle Works
Meade “Stephurs
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Coles
Great Britain
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Beative
Etl
Stephens’ Colac Motor & Motor Cycle Garage
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