Agricultural Bank Act Advances for Farm Improvements and Stock
Advances under section 28 of the Agricultural Bank Act 1906 cover ringbarking clearing fencing draining and water conservation as well as purchase of breeding stock. Loans up to 2300 on improvements with further advances to 200 for half value of added work, limits on total to 590 per borrower, stock purchases capped at 100. Repayment over 30 years for most, 7 years for stock, at 5 percent interest. Applications require forms valuation fees and proper documentation including Leases or Occupation Certificates and notices of approval.
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Agricultural Bank Act
Horse Sampson and Medical Men Await Engagements
Cryptic note from a historical page mentions horse and medical men awaiting engagements in a town or country. References to Adness, Federal House, Geraldton appear as location anchors, with unclear context or dates.
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Sampson
Adness
Federal
Geraldton
Tick Regulations for Coasts North of Champion Bay
Historical notice from 1903 detailing stock dipping rules for sheep in the South West Division. It mandates annual dipping between October and December, with extensions possible, penalties up to fifty pounds for noncompliance, and inspections with enforcement provisions. It also covers movement penalties, sale restrictions, and required post-dip declarations to a Justice of the Peace and Chief Inspector of Stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champion Bay
Mn J. Mills
Tun
Utadet
Aberin
Sheen
Porth
Sunrise and Sunset and Moon Phases Note
The note lists sunrise and sunset data and a moon phase sequence. It mentions pull moon on the 7th with Last Quarter on the 1st, New Moon on the 22nd, and First Quarter on the 20th. The text mixes times and phase labels without complete context or dates.
Judicious Advertising and Publicity Tactics
A historic adage argues that good stock and fair pricing fail without advertising. It notes customers seek known, trusted sources and warns against secrecy. The piece contrasts persistent, well-placed journal ads with circulars that miss rural readers and fail to bring in business.
William Wilson Sobs Establishment in London Trade
Fragmentary OCR shows a London firm named William Wilson Sobs established 1814 at Abchurch Lane. It advertises low fees for British and Continental goods including photographic and optical items, provisions, and oilmen's stores, with a 24 percent commission.
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William Wilson
London
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Stanley Co.’s
Pierstreet
Perth
Railway Station
G.P.O
Harry Golley
Southern Crom
Kalgoorlie
Governor Broome Hotel
Willam and Roberts
Gilliard
Porter
Wow
Jim Bullock
Sitscoits
Victoria Hotel
God
Rimish
Grimiah
Feibee
Massey & CO
Wee" Baum
Havng
Montserrat
Shaw
Montserest
I.v
Tom
Trom
F.C. Towler
Commercial and General Printer
Geraldton Express Co., Ltd
Express
R. Guscott
Beeer
W.a. Bane
Marine Terrace
Calvert
Geo. P. Harris Scarfe & Co., Ltd
Murray Street
Purth
MAY Bros
Morvestern
Chisun Peewske
BCG
Excelsior
Hornsby Esper
Hornsby Oi
Regines
Hornsby
Adriance Mowing Machines
W.A
Unicorn Stamp
G. K. Watson
West Australian Wines & Flour
Great’ Southern Industries
C. Piesse
Katanning
Indias
Constantia
Piesse
W.A. Flour
Geraldton Agnts
Fremantle
E. C. Griffin
OF Australia
HOTEL
High
Crown
Baller Bridge
Brest Line
White Peak
T. L. Brown
Greatiion
JH. Scott
Aera W
Durlacher Street
Freemason Hotel
F. W. Warwicker
Matine Terraga
Nene Post Office
Taiat Borgorrsp
London Directory
United Kingdom
Dealera
the London Directory CO
Urd
Abeburch Lane
J Fitzpatrick
Slhanor Street
Tinamith
Trig Bros
TOE
Wurarga
Wurarwa
E. M. Gill
Simus. Srailabie
Mt All
J. J. Ryan
Cream & CO
Butchers
Charles Hurmare
Eleacor Buest
Geraldtor
Geo Lester
Joiner
Undertaker
Bix
Weeees
Louis Eskell
Colline Street
Victoria
Adelaide
Wenn
Anntee
Erada Hotel
P.murphy
Tha
Hailway
Pamenger
Krada
Im., Ltd
Sandune Road
Steggall
Wineberg
Federal House
Stokes & CO
Arundel
Axp Retail
Maura — Tenison — Ganaroros
Atria
Mai
Ant
T. Bennett
Siegert
Asldreo
Botel
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