Murray Road Board Meeting Minuts Heavy on Enquiries
The Murray Road Board held a Saturday meeting in Pinjarra with Chair C. H. Dunlop presiding and members A. R. Aram H W Tuckey J McKes A J Robinson H Studd W E K McLarty. Topics included survey delays from Land and Survey Dept, requests to close the Went Coolup road between Locks 106 and 107, repair needs at Peninth hotel road, bridge pile renewal, road clearances, and contractor disputes over contracts and specifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usta
Hoard
Pinjarra
C. H. Dunlop
Mears
A. R. Aram
HW. Tuckey
J. McKes
A.J. Robinson
H. Studd W. EK. McLarty
Rab. Correspondmen
Land and Survey Dept
Cotton
P.W.D. Wnel
Nills
Attarray
Went Coolup
Ube
Stadd
Wilkins
Peninth
Maindarah
Tuckey
Mandareh Membere
Personal notes from Harvey wartime visits and local notices
Lieut H Pauluner on farewell visit to Harvey and appointed to Light Horse. Private W Grangee ill in Boyland hospital after return from the 24th Battalion trenches. Mr A B Gloster’s friends regret a motor accident near Manition Meeting leaving occupants unharmed. car damaged. Mrs Rosener’s husband arrived back last week after illness in Bunbury. The Premier toured Harvey and dined at Korijikap Hotel with officials. Bishop of Wunbury visited Mill districts for confirmations at Bindijup and Holyoake. services held at Holyoke and Dwellingup. Rev E Haxtably and Rev Chrsitziasen left for front. 118th Civilian lists note local soldiers killed or wounded including GB Reon, DW Alexander, Cape Captain B Blyth, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Pauluner
Harvey
Horne
W. Grangee
Boyland
W. Granger
A. B. Gloster
Barwelton
Wornerup
Rosener
Bunbury
Preimier
Korijikap
Noe
Wed
Bletchur
Agricultural Department
Bhickboy
Bighowe
Dwellingup
Ubaltine
Mathers
Bighow
Wunbury
Bindu Jup
Holyoake
Holyoke
Dweidugup
Pau
Pinjarra
E.W
Peive
Mhveke Bay
Bov
Chiristhiasen
Wealey
Ty Wat
Ape Pears
GB Reon
Holyqoke
Welion
Alea Wider
Mornington Mills
Witeide He. We Patho
Dinjabra
Cape Taine
B. Blyth
Bevel Nastier
Stse Schoul
London
Win UK Vooltiyi
Red Cross Societies Aid Letter Delivery
Mra delivgon of Marvena re ceived the Lollowit letter tour Mr. Juinelone and the police Vrowe Wala club members. The note references aid from the barrier vo provile XKuies gitle and aims to supply every win with Xunas Lox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Delivgon
Marvena
Juinelone
Vtettia
Lewis Innenoste
Alia Rocipa
Police Vrowe Walawkatta Club
Lowe
Matlinenities
Wimhe Yu
Xunas Lox
Mandurah Fete Raises Funds for Red Cross Aid
Alice Johnston Hon treasurer reports a Mandurah fete with stalls run by local women and children. proceeds of about £15 shared between British and French Red Cross, with £7 10s sent to Mr Ald Rankin and £7 10s to Lady Hackett. Community turnout funded dancing, recitations, and a tableux, with total expenses around £2 10s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Bald
Mandaral
Teat Cena Society
Hackett
Mr. Charnes
Kasten Hind
Mit
James Kweott
Mina Linke
Platton Wan
Barton
Sutton
Mise Mavia Cooper
Mint Wilkerson
Nellia Cooper
Christian Cooper
Ke Crosa
Roy Wilkerson
Mona Phatton
Red Cross
Suiebody
M. Tuckey
Wilkins
Mra. Swart
Mandurah
Ald. Rankin
Lady Hackett
Coolup Fund Raises Five Pounds Five Shillings sixpence
The Coolup collection for the British and French Red Cross raised £5 5s 6d amid wartime strain on residents. A large Encherre party is planned Friday, with many subscribers listed by name and amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Fund
Jeannie Davis
Fragmented Questioning in Colonial Secretary Hearing
The text presents garbled queries about colonial administration and costs per year. It mentions a commission and asks about wages, forward payments, and a question to the department, but the meaning is unclear due to transcription errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyn
Uns
Moody
Perth
Contagion Guard Notes Transport and Market Fruit Controls
Colonial Secretary outlines quarantine limits for fruit movement within states and through ports, detailing areas restricted south of 33 degrees, prohibited imports to southern districts, and inspections. He notes inspectorate costs, staff, and the ongoing alert to keep fruit free from pest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tent of Agriculture
Peph
Fremantle
Commonwealth
Winjarra
Geraldton
Toodyay
Yar
Mount Barker
Turkets
Breiman le Plati
Permet
Archir
Bomthern Dreas
Oller
America
Boutle
Australia
Satardi
Overworked Horses Show Fatigue Risks, Warn Journal
The Sydney Stock and Star tion Journal reports that horses deprived of rest tire sooner and may refuse feed, while proper rest can offset overwork. It notes that animals moving at higher speeds over shorter times still lose rest and need balanced pacing. At the straits of Gibraltar the distance is given as 15 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Stock and Startion Journal
Indolent Heiress Dreams of Help and Wealth
A languid figure on a tiger skin muses that with money she would be the laziest girl, wishing for someone to desire her, while family banter about meals and delaying appetites reveals social idle and longing.
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Murray Road Board
J. Rogera
Dwelli
Darrington
A. Mills
Anna
Ash
Mills
Bladd
Tai
Goig
Bir
Urat
Aah
Iit
Stahl
Mill
Sinda
Mwe
Reid
Cnntragier
Limbia
Feigiul
Kubrogan
Star
Bart
Caigney Ind
Board
Ach
Urquhart St
LGE
Awl
McLarty
Regan
Studd
Milla
McKay
Btu
Mutrmlay
Sovenibar
W. A
Metariy
Sandbag
Formine
Barrsy
Marrinup
Barrer
Ain
Tuckes
Mr. Rohini
Nye Viabliantip
Coolnp
Dee
Nell Baety
Herron
Herrin's
Hart's Road
Wile Ala
Red Cross Societies
Alice Johnston Hon
Treas
Miss Murray
Miss Boyd
Mr. Clarke
Davis
Ko Hedley
J. Ward
T. O'Brien
J Salier
J. Chandh
TD. Kemble
Dy Thar
Mde. Perrett
Misa D. Green
E Gibson
J. Davies
Misa McKay
F. Stevens
Cs. Tuckey
Deeble
Salter
Annie Rose
Kicher
E. W. Saith
F. Morgan
J McKay
M. Cox
Mary ‘Cox
Mary Cholmondely
Charles Dickens
BOANS
Born Bros
Universal
Wellington and
Murray Streets
Phrteh
Natroncat
Straits
Henry
H.W. and CO
South-Western Railay
Jaljacebt Thereto
Josian
Thomas Gibson
Park
Steeet
Bandeary
Henry Wilis & CO
HE. Wiget
Fabricius’ Produce Store
Wellington
Siri
Addies
Fubnous
Banbury
Percy
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