14 Dec 1908
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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 14, 1908
Page
1
Coastal stations north of Champion Bay resume tick and lice control under an 1903 Under-in-Council order. The rules require dip timing from October to December with possible extensions, penalties up to fifty pounds, and duties for owners, inspectors, and others to enforce dipping and declarations.
Advances follow section 28 of the Agricultural Bank Act 1908 for farm improvements and related purchases. Limits include up to £500 per borrower, with staged further advances to £900, and strict controls on security, ages, and loan purpose. Fees, stamp duties, and registration costs apply. repayments span years with 5 percent annual interest funded semi annually.
Fragmentary notice lists sunrise and sunset times for an undefined date described as the height of Greatatos. The readable text mentions sunrise and a blank BLE reference, with no clear location or official source.
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