Tenders for the Conveyance of Mails in Western Australia
Commonwealth of Australia Postmaster General’s office announces tenders for mail conveyance between Harvey Post Office and Railway Station and other routes. Tenders invited for one to three year terms starting 1 January 1916. Tender forms available at state Post Offices. Closes 3 pm 26 October 1915. The lowest bid not necessarily accepted. J. J. Loyd Deputy Postmaster General.
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Commonwealth
Harvey Post Office
Anp
J. J. Loyp
Munt Works Secret Revealed in Late Warning
A cryptic note hints at secret works by Muntihe, with later details suggesting hidden plans or actions. The fragmentary text points to undisclosed efforts possibly tied to a larger project or decision. Further context remains unclear from the OCR snippet.
Tenders for the Conveyance of Mails at Harvey Post Office
Tender notices invite bids for mail conveyance between Harvey Post Office and railway station for one two or three years from 1 January to 31 October closing at 3 pm. Also notices dairy cows for sale at Dwellingup and remarks on local politics and a police case arising from an auction dispute involving two horses and alleged unlawful possession.
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Harvey Post Office
Railway Staton
Junaary
Mae
Henderson
Saturney
Harvey
The Harvey Roads Repair Efforts and Local Notices
The Warvey Roads Board is attempting repairs ahead of a loan raise. Three, two horse teams were seen today near Cooper Billiard Saloon by the Railway Station. The P W Cars plan to move a seven ton boiler to the Irrigation Works and fill holes on the road first. Dwellingup resident receives a poison gas defense machine letter from Mr Barclay Millar, including a test connected to authorities and Defence Minister. Harvey Irrigation Minister to meet a deputation from the Harvey Citrus Society on Friday October 1.
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Warvey
Marvey
Harvey An
Ganticipation
Cooper Billiard Saloon
P. W
Erin
Wen
Dwellingup
Barclay Millar
Tlarvey Irrigation
Mandurah Red Cross Ladies Auction and Donations Note
The Mandurah Branch of the Red Cross Society held events including a Friday meeting at Mandurah Hall and a fundraising tea at Warwick House on September 20. Donations and gifts from members and friends were listed, featuring linens, towels, shirts, face washers, swabs, pillow slips, jug covers, socks, caps, magazines, and cigarettes, with continued parcels prepared for Lady Barron.
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Mandurah
Red Cross Society
Mandurah Hall
Barron
Hauidker
Rahmet Alle
Wick
Dolly
Warick House
Me Vintorta Eel Cross Society Parcel Notice
Pinjarya Me Vintorta Eel Cross Society extended a parcel to Haly Haareeth last week, sending 480 slings and 10 items. Weather hindered delivery. Members pledged weekly contributions and urged others to subscribe and donate goods.
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Vintorta Eel Cross Society
Haly Haareeth
Ionate
Unis
Viavvi VIAVE touted for permanent nerve and circulation relief
ViavVi VIAVE is promoted as providing lasting benefits for a range of conditions including trnstnile paralysis morasmua post nasal yuasilitis disordered nerves circulation and internal organs, suggesting enduring improvements in nervous and circulatory function.
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Viave Bes
Certificated Waterity Hosfit4 and Pinjarra
Classified style notice offering certificated waterity services and accommodations for ladies in Pinjarra. Private room available if required with moderate terms. Local context implies a service listing with basic terms and conditions.
Personal Notes From Pinjarra To Geraldton Holiday Plans
Notes record Miss D Alderson of Pinjarra planning a month long visit to Geraldton with her sister Mrs Fee. Mentions Private F Smith wounded, Mr McQuade’s upcoming marriage, and Miss Dalton’s wedding at Donnybrook. Also notes Mrs Loesner’s hospital move, a First Aid lecture, and veteran Peter Sorenson with WWI exploits. Ends with a Minstrel Troupe presentation honoring Miss Green and pianist Dorrington.
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D. Alderson
Pinjarra
Geraldton
Mrs. Fee
Mr. McQuade
Harvey Railway
Misa Dalton
Harvey
Donnybrook
McQuade
Blackboy Hill
Teesday
Miss Green
Itt Ac
Dee Dorrington
Lroupe
Misa Green
Fatality at Waroona in the road near Sampsons Brook
A boy named Jack Fitzpatrick discovered a man’s body lying face down along the road beside Sampson’s Brook near Ware bond on Sunday morning. The deceased, about 42, had been employed by Mr Hardwick at Yuluy Brook for 11 years. Inquest opened at Pinjura before Justice E Fuwertt and a three-member jury, adjourned to October 12. Funeral held at Finjarra Cemetery with attendance from J A Hardwick and J Mitel.
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Jack Fitzpatrick
Sampson's Brook
Ware Bond
Kourvere
Dibe Wau
Hard
Yuluy Brook
Bilorgue
Mr. Hard
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W. Chas
Cman Morn
Harvey Estate
William Street
Perth
Queens Hall
King Street
R. E. Braendly
Wheelwright
J. Grieves
REVES
Jim Brown
Waite
Uly
A. Brown
James
Ine
T the
Injarra Cash Supply Stores
H. Clowes
Rwlay
W. Zimpel
E. Chami
TWE Advance Tailoring CO
Pinjarra Bakery
KEEL
T. James
TRE Armadale Land
Armadel
Armadale
Gho
Butt
J. Harrison
W. N. Eduall & Co
Grocer and
W.zimpel
P. Harris Scarfe & CO
Miantware and Machinery Merchant
Murray Street
Frank W. Beacham
K Debt Collecting and Commission Agency
Freda Spencer
Dodson
Injacra
Murray Road Board
Office of Board
Board
Rajah
King Edward
Gare Bonaparte
Tord Salisbury
Young Conqueror
eageEsy
Kenfrewshi
Muvia Bub
Teather Jack
Hobbie Hurna
Prince
Myrt
Burnside
O'Krien
Commonwealth OF Australia
Derr
G.P.O
Arney Chronicle
Prxyauen
MeNk LL v. Carmichaet
Njarra
Public Works Contract
C. Lynees
Winjurra
Joest
Monthy Dale
Unerin
Iris
Nowed
Tee Collie
Red Cross Societies
Pinjarya
Viavvi
Nurse Huxtable
F. Smith
Mra. Cooper Harvey
Thoreday
Kennedy
St. John's Ambulance
Peter Sorenson
West Murray
Meekatharra
Duntanelles
Huwan
Billy Pitelsford
Ernie Crudell
Waroona
Taok Finjarra
TE. Norman
Allongst
J. A. Hardwick
J. Mitel
J. Bartlett
Vinjarra
WWI
Pringa’s Buildings
St. Gaorge’s Terraza
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