Lameroo Agricultural Bureau Holds First Annual Meeting
The Lameroo Agricultural Bureau met at the Methodist hall on Saturday evening June 13 1908 with 16 members present. Secretary A J Koch reported eight months of growth to 27 members, seven meetings and four visitors, plus homestead gatherings. Re-elections and new committee roles were noted. Discussion covered future topics and a proposed membership fee of 1s. A. J. Koch urged wheat storage and markets, while others urged stronger Farmers Union involvement. The chairman praised the record attendance and the meeting adjourned.
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Methodist
Mesers Winnie
Leckie
W. J
E. Trowbridge
F. Thyer
Sinclair
Wray
Shannon
Kentish
Appledore
Walsh
W. Thyer
Ross
Critchley
R. B
A. J. Koch
Messrs Skinner
Priece
Messrs
Trowbridge
Thyer
A. J. Koo
Victorian railway workers face mass dismissal soon
Nearly 1,000 men in temporary railway jobs are set to be dismissed. A silver mint may be established in the Commonwealth to save thousands yearly on freight and charges. Burns, the world champion pugilist, defeated Squires, the Australian, on Saturday in eight rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victorian Railways
Commonwealth
Burns
Squires
Housekeeping Goods Offer With Cash Or Terms
An Australian firm promotes housekeeping goods with cash or terms and a distance service, guaranteeing safe delivery to rail stations. Customer testimonials praise careful packing and satisfactory furniture purchases, noting nominal prices and efficient service.
Sand in Horses Visit by D Halls Expert
D Halls, with twenty years in equine sand treatment, will visit to treat horses. The notice highlights his longtime experience and forthcoming visit for horse care.
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Laimeroo
Properties Bought and Sold by Legal Firm
Properties bought and sold. Loans negotiated and crown agreements transferred. Government land matters handled. Specialty mortgages leases wills partnership agreements transmissions accurately prepared. Government land sales attended. Blocks for sale improved or unimproved in hundreds.
Proprietors vow no Regal Tar News copies without full payment
The notice states the paper will not issue Regal Tar News copies to anyone before the subscription is paid in advance. It emphasizes payment is required before delivery and warns readers of noncompliance.
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Lameroo Agricultural Bureau
Satugpay
F. W. Eimies vi Hain
A. J
Carrie
Campbell
Wagat
Mesars Appledore
Koch Bros
Bureau
Wm. Jeffreys
Sen
Bowes
W. T. Attenborough
F.thyer
Royal Wheat Commission
F.H. Edwards & Sons
General
Pinaroo
Hooper
the Home Makers
Hindley & Leigh Streets
Admlald EH
Hooper’s
Adelaide
Wentworth
N.S.W
Tuly
M. W. Edithurs
Hooper's
Alyoiey & Lovenstemers
AvenarDr
David Millar & Sons
Waymouth
Printing and Journalistic Profession
Jaimeroo
Bagot, Shakes
Lewis, Ltd
King William Street
South Australia
New South Wales
Victoria
Queensland
THE
Land Department
Bagot, Shakes, and Lewis, Ltd
Jno
McNamara
Lameroo
James Bert & Co
Mount Lyell
Australasian Alliance Assurance Co
Dranan
Partwr
Poynton & Claxton’s Land Agency
Butler Shannon & Co
Malcolm Reid & Co
Triumph Plough Company
Dutch Bros
Wind Motors
Rawling and Co
Hugo Wertheim
Bagshaw & Son
D. Halls
Poynton & Claxton
Ayy
Royal Exchange
King WM. Sil
Poyxton
Ubaxton
J. McNaMana
Advanch
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