Frost and travel notes plus Western Australia loan appeal
A heavy frost at Northam and wishes for a voyage home for the Harveson family near the R M S Onterley. Perth hosts the Farmers Federation of Western Australia annual conference on August 16. A Second Peace Loan seeks 1 000 000 while the Commonwealth urges subscriptions totaling 15 900 000. Court arguments over oats truck responsibility end with a station master as the witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northam
KR Harveson
Jeff Fremantle
R.M.S. Onterley
Scotland
Sid i” Association of
Western Australia
Perth
West Australia
Ising
Dowerin
British wheat production debated at Gloucestershire meeting
At a Gloucestershire Chamber of Agriculture meeting Lord Bledisloe urged restraint in chasing a rapid wheat expansion. Mr W R Woller of AB and I Millers warned that about 36 million quarters support the country, but a third of consumption should be produced domestically. he noted 18 million quarters were reduced in 1863 and urged a five year government fixed prize or guarantee and fair treatment of growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucestershire Chamber of Agricultne
W. R. Woller
Association of British and Irish Millers
Lord Bledisloe
Rest of
England
Northam Licenses Due Under Traffic Act
Notice from Northam Municipality states licenses for carts carriages hand carts motor vehicles motor bicycles bicycles cardet passenger vehicles and drivers are due by July 31 at the town hall offices Wellington 4 Northam between 10 am and 4 pm Mondays to Fridays and 9 am to 12 noon Saturdays. Failure to issue licenses timely may lead to instant prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municility
Wellington
Northam
Sturdays
Advertising quotes offered by Western Australian association
The Western Australian Provincial Press Association invites inquiries for any form of advertising from its offices at 16 Emanuel Buildings George's Terrace Perth. The secretary Victor G. C. Riskley will provide full information on request by mail or telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Buildings
George's Terrace
Perth
Victor G. C. Riskley
Appointment of Carter and Barr to Receive Entries
The well known contracting firm Shearing Shearing confirms they have concluded arrangements for the Eat Northam Depot Shed formerly run by Messrs Barr and Masters. They notify farmers and others that Carter and Barr are to receive entries for the sheep sport event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isving
Northam
Mestrs ‘& Barr
Messracarter & Barr
Sheep Shearing Opener Planned at Meckering Depot
Sheep owners are asked to book early as Meckering announces a full sheep shearing operation starting early September 1930. A skilled wool classer will manage the shed with an expert team of shearers to ensure timely shearing, classing, and baling for tailing at a single price. For details contact Mr A Richardson or Mr C Rhodes Meckering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee
Meckerink
A Richardson
Rhodes
Cunderdin District Sheep Shearing Notice
Winnes notifies farmers that shearing operations resume at the Devot Shearing Shed under expert supervision. Wool will be baled. sheep owners should prepare early. Shearing starts early September. contact R. L. Baxter, Cunderdin, for details.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Northem
Onice An Eeay
Dee and Co
Hickmott
Williams
Hanay
Jeffers
R.M
RLM
Bart
Jack Wren
Collingwood
Feek
Woods
Town Hall
Western Australian Provincial Press
Association
Mr. J. Doyle
Carter & Bare
Doyle
Harper's Buildings
Howard Street
Meckering Sheep Shearing Co
Cunderdin
R. L. Baxter
London Lancashire Insurance
Viking House
Willam-street
C_E. HARRISSON
Nyelon Glass
Dangi
Gonatigg
Eaton
Kelerberrin
Gno Gardines Korrelocking
Lawis
Wongan Hills
A Myers
A C McCorry
Station General Commission
Kununoppin
Trayning
Nungarin Hotel
Nungarin
North AM
West Northam
Frank P. Cornelius
J. Delaney
Harry Jackson
J. J. Golding and Co
Delaney
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