Repatriation plan under fire amid calls for clearer goals
The article argues repatriation must be guided by sound methods and strong administration. It critiques reliance on a single minister, urges a competent board, and warns against haphazard policies that fail to provide lasting employment for nearly 400,000 returning soldiers. It notes Treasury and tariff support as keys to boosting production and new industries, plus government measures on wheat pools and regional subsidies. Also reports on local politics, vermin board actions, and an upcoming Northam market listing.
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Water Rate Book for Non Country Lands 1919 Notice
Notice that the Rate Book for 1919 for all lands notated as Country Lands in the Northam Water District is made up and open for inspection by ratepayers. By order of the Minister of Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage, acting under a county authority for Water Supply, Perth, January 1, 1919.
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Northam Water District
Rutepayars
Minister of Water Supply
Notice of rate in the Northam Water District
The Minister of Water Supply orders a rate of ten pence in the pound for the Northam Water District for the year ending December 31, 1919. Minimum annual rates apply to land not rated as country land, with vacant parcels bearing a different minimum. The rate book memorandum is signed and now payable under the Water Supply act.
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