Meckering Road Board Sets Annual Meeting Date
The Meckering Road Board will hold its annual meeting of Katopayern at the Agricultural Hall in Cunderdin on Saturday February 29 at 8 pm.
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Newspaper
Northam Courier
Location
Northam, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Feb 15, 1918
Page
4
The Meckering Road Board will hold its annual meeting of Katopayern at the Agricultural Hall in Cunderdin on Saturday February 29 at 8 pm.
The Board will hear appeals from entries in the 1917 18 rate book on the 28th February 1918 at 4 PM at the Board office in Cunderdin.
The Meckering Road Board announces wheel and dog licenses for 1918 are payable at the Board's Office in Cunderdin. Any person using an unlicensed vehicle or having an unregistered animal after February 5, 1918, will be prosecuted without further notice.
A brief notice announces that the Courier Office handles all kinds of job printing. It emphasizes prompt service and professional quality for advertisements circulars and official forms. The item serves as an unchanged classic small-town notices line.
State Labour Bureau offers farmhands seeking work to farmers with suitable accommodation. Farmers wishing to hire lads should contact the State Labour Bureau Perth or Kalgoorlie. Acting Secretary M L Smith communicates this recruitment notice.
Notice declares Western Australian Plaster of Paris and Gypsum Company Limited will seek leave to introduce a private bill under the Land Act for a special lease of about 6000 acres near Dukin to mine gypsum for plaster of Paris and fertilizer. Bill copies to be deposited with the Clerk of the Legislative Assembly by February 9, 1918. Dated January 18, 1918 at St George's Terrace, Perth.
Salvation Army notice lists Prayer 11 Wun and Holiness Service with Young Peoples Meetings at 10 am and Evening open air at Avon St. indicating a full day of worship events.
The column covers a mix of notices and brief items: a Rabbit Act reference and church events at St Joseph’s Northam and Kennedy Bros. a Summer Clearance Sale closing soon with last‑day bargains. income tax and war profits forms available at post offices. rainfall reports in Northam with 42 points recorded. a forthcoming sale of farming property in Perth by James Gardiner and Co.. and statistical notes on cheese trade during WWI, plus New Zealand milk and butter fat figures from Mangatoki Dairy Company, outlining export patterns and production.
Cunderdin Race Club draws up a programme awaiting WA Turf Commission approval. £50 in prizes to be awarded with proceeds aiding Metropolitan Charities Relief Fund. Trains arrive at Northam Monday at 1 pm, races set to start at 3 30 pm.
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