National Mutual Life Association of Australasia Fiftyeth Annual Report
The fiftieth annual report shows 15136 policies issued with £415 in annual sums assured. Premiums and annuities paid reached £44,407, and total income stood at £2,116,509, higher on all fronts due to influenza influenced claims. Government securities rose by £1,000,001, mortgages fell by £186,000, and expenses rose about 1 percent. The year featured extraordinary business but heavy claims, with funds totaling £12,601,509 at year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
National Macisal Life Association
Unclear literary fragment involving Walter H. Willcocks and Halrdremer
The readable lines describe a fragmentary scene with named individuals and references to industry and miners, but the text is garbled and lacks a coherent event or timeframe. No clear outcome or actions can be established from the excerpt.
Northaw Monster Exhibition to Feature Expanded Displays
The Northaw Monster Exhibition at Northam Town Hall January 21 and 22 promises a larger display than before with agricultural requisites on show including pick in machines separators and butter churns. The Northam Co op manager Mr Martin will speak on Wheat Growing and Fertilisation Thursday at 3 00 pm. A Popular Girl Competition open to all shop girls draws nominations with Mrs Anderson of the Northam Co op as favourite.
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Northam Co-op
Eastern Agrcultural
Northam
Reward Offered for Return of Lost Items
A note describes lost items including leather goods and a shilling note. A reward is offered on returning them to BR ROBINS care Buediger Carrier Northam.
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Osty
Leather
L Sonsman
Robins
Care Buediger
Carrier
Northam
The Rabbit Pest Rife in Northam District
Inspector C Wilkerson of the Northam Vermin Board reports abundant rabbits in disters near Speamer's Brook and Meenaar. Two vests with ten young rabbits were found along Mortlock River on RE Burges property at Moeniar, but mothers eluded capture. A Kingston on Murray cooperative poison effort led by the local SA Agricultural Bureau reduced rabbits, with costs of 7s 83d per 100 acres and notable thinning of the pest district.
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C Wilkerson
Northam Vermin Board
Speamer’s Brook
Meenaar
Mortlock
RE Burges
Moeniar
Me Wilkerson
Kingston On
Murray
South Australian Agricultural Bureau
Fragmented OCR Teaches Unclear News Item
A damaged text fragment describes an event at a location with unclear names and dates. Readable parts mention a meeting or notice but facts remain uncertain and no specific outcomes are evident.
War Profiteer Widow Receives Large War Pensions
A colored widow, described as Mrs Remandy Jackson, earns 34 108 a month for losing three husbands in the war with pensions spanning twenty years. She also connected with two other widows by marriage and insurance, including policies taken out by husbands and a later husband killed in action. The War Risk Bureau refuses to disclose her address, likely to avoid inundation.
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Remandy — Jackson
Jones
Smith
Jones Smith
Jackson
War Risk Bureau
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Ming
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Northaw’s
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Tee
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Swern
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