Annual Report Highlights Growth for A P A Dre
The Eight Annual Report of the A P A Dre shows a record year across all departments. Ordinary New Business reached 8 792 policies with a value of £1 862 073 16 8, an increase of £28 997 16 compared with last year. Renewal premiums totaled £80 504 12 7, up from £3 089 8 10. Accident department premiums were £43 805 0 2 versus £3 404 4 last year. Hospital clause benefits paid amounted to £1 026 10 4. Funds rose from £68 430 7 2 to £118 177 3 11, an increase of £50 346 15 9. Assets include Australian War and Peace Loan Bonds and New Zealand War Bonds. Bonus certificates are being prepared for dispatch. Westralian Farmers Ltd is named as life department representative. the association is represented with various co-ops in Blate.
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A.P.A., Dre
Tasyear
A.p.a’s
New Zealand
Seaside church service schedule at Kachabite Hall
At Kachabite Hall a morning program runs knee drill at 7 30 a m followed by juniors and Bible class at 11 a m and a holiness meeting. An Army Ensign Austin welcomes attendees at the Salvation Meeting at 7 40 p m.
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Kachabite Hall
Army Ensign Austin
Katanning notes public reserves and local events
Public notices from Katanning report Lot No. 50 at Bayup Brook Townsite reserved for a Methodist Church site. A Sunday band program follows church services at recreation grounds. Children’s Court announces ten appointed members. Furniture sale details, public tenders for East Prombiefill additions, and forthcoming film showings at Katanning Town Hall. Wheat price declines noted with economic outlook. WWI veteran H Richardson regains speech after wartime injury.
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Bayup Brook
Town Stock Yards Debate Moves to Health and Site Concerns
A local road board faces objections to the town stock yards over health risks from nearby facilities and the potential for land value loss. Citizens urge relocation away from town, near railway services, while noting existing yards and possible municipal duplication. Residents push for site suitability, safety, and convenience for buyers and sellers.
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Kationing Road
Mewes
Henry Wilke
Cus
Sale Yarete
Yranowal
Hesarben
Vuthern
Nynhity
Tae
Katanning Bowling Club water concession proposal
At the Katanning Road Board meeting Mr Rich amiant moved to supply water to Katanning Bowling Club free or at greatly reduced rates. Greens sit on town park lands. board may consider a permanent park water tank in the creek to serve greens and also water gardens. Suggestion revisiting excavating a tank and camming pool to bolster park amenities.
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Katwining Road Board
Richamiant
Katanning Bowling Club
Richardon
Lloo
Thomson
Tennis Entree revived with handicaps for 1920s seamen event
Handicaps declared for the first tournament featuring mixed doubles. Pairs include Smith and Muir minus ten, Cobham and Edwards plus to 410, Watkins and Garrity minus 130, Masengham with Clarke plus 30, Tyler with Richardson plus 15, Ficket with Guiter 415, Hourigan with Wray minus 115, Rogers with Manton scratch, Crosley pair, Dickson with E E Richardson plus 115, Crouch with Baund cie plus 415, Bray with Dus vi plus 415, Spackman with Mrs Spackhas plus 15. First-round matchups listed. play to be completed by Saturday next, December 4.
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Smith
Mie Muir
Cobham
Mex Edwarde
Watkins
Mise Garrity
Masengham
Clarke
Tyler
Richardson
Ficket
Guiter
Hourigan
Mise Wray
Rogers
Manton Sratch
Woods
Mise Crosley Werateh
Dickson
E. E
Crouch
Goblin
Deventiber
Katanning Water Board Shows Weak Profit With Large Debts
The government gazette lists the Katanning Water Board scheme costing £19,240 with £19,110 owed to Public Works Department. Interest totals £908. sinking fund £6010. depreciation £150. net annual profit £13,706 9d, slightly below last year’s £497 14s 6d, suggesting the scheme remains only marginally self supporting amid heavy expenditures.
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Government
Hethin Public Works Department
Hales
Tambellup Regatta Programme Finalised for New Year
The Tambellup committee met Saturday to finalise the regatta programme for New Year’s Day. Races will be held at Katanning, Broomehill and Gnowangerup with a notable programme for visitors. East and West teams, Matting and tools will feature. a return match is planned after a recent victory by East. A schoolboys contest East v West will follow in the afternoon with equipment loaned by the service team.
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Watt
Astral Terrace
Katanning
Perth
Kemr
Martin H. Watts
Kojump
Progranme Comamtice
Broome
East v. West
Senice
Sevesion
Wanton Destruction Strikes Narrawong Ram Flock
Mr. Si Anderson of Narrawong Carvolco reports the wanton destruction of valuable young rams near a rail line. After a train passed, two animals were found shot dead under their usual tree camp. A passerby on the train saw the firing. police are investigating.
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Si Anderson
Narrawong Carvolco
Kojonup Ratanuing
Ie Thain
Ana
Gole Bank Tarer
Anderson
Andoreau
Kojonup Rilke Club Match Ends In Narrow Defeat
Kojonup Rilke Club members left early Sunday morning after a practice match against the real club was disrupted by broken carnage. Only Hie Logm managed to compete, leading to Kojonup losing by points in a tense contest. Scone Brook led with 21, Knapp 8, Hale 73, Winstond 85, Kina 88, and A Dawson Pad mst. The scoretable shows mixed results for several players.
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Kojonup Rilke Club
Boorte Brgok
Real
Kojonup
Scone Brook
C. Luis
Knapp
Hale
Winstond
A. Dawson
Ott
Samos Wigilesworth
Leven
Good Reads Association and Road Reform Movement
A joint effort by Good Reads Association and Mrrrypotsan motors proposes an act to secure better road conditions across the State. An independent commission is formed to oversee the administration of the program and to monitor progress toward improved highways.
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Che Shang
Peainienmaire
Railway Commissioned Wheat Yield Report
The Railway Commissioners provide the latest wheat production estimates for Victoria and neighboring territory. Total harvest in the NSA area reaches 14,648,437 bushels, with 1,946,? bushels per acre and 277 bushels in the Viewormy border sector.
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Nsa
Wjoreria
Wool Market Critique of Government Policy on Australian Wool
The Morning Post reports debate over Britain’s stance on selling Australian wool stocks. Proponents claim delaying auctions boosts prices and protects British unemployment, while critics warn against costly price wars and breach of faith with Australia and New Zealand. Estimates suggest Treasury profits of at least twenty-five million if remaining wool is sold at 20 percent below purchase price.
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Post
Tavism
Britain
Asinalin
Europe
Treasury
Royal Commission on Taxation Seeks Evidence Submissions
MeA. Thommen MLA received a note from the Royal Commission of Taxation secretary inviting named bodies or persons to submit evidence for the inquiry. The commission will hear cases to be announced later and seeks in person appearances or views for discussion on tax burdens, Commonwealth and State harmonization, relief for primary producers, and simplification of taxpayer duties.
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Mea. Thommen
Royal Commission of Taxation
Perth
Thomson
Walter Fonz and the Hitt full mon worry for mother
Fragmented OCR text discusses a potion named Rhelden's Discovery and its claim to prevent typhus and bronchitis, urging mothers to keep children healthy. It mentions an epidemic in Poland and Russia and an appeal for funds to combat the illness. Also notes Australian financial exchange ideas and Treasury bills discussion involving Mr. Chamberlain.
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Walter Fon
Rhelden
Rhabrdsan
Poland
Russia
Germany
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Australian Provincial Assurance Association Limited
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Surrey
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A.P.A
Life
Blate
the Commercial Union
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Roral Naval
Anton Butld
Terrack
Peori
Johnston
Sconturs
Marin
Duoeng
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Traling "Ltd
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S.V
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Katarns
Richardson & Co
Katanning & Branches
Western Australian Insurance Co., Limited
Pline Ni
Henry Wills
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Albany
London
Henry Wills & C C
Ketanning Stock & Trading Co. Ltd
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Wilcox Mofflin, Ltd
Henry Wills and Co
W. I. Barwick
Andrew's
Holy Communion
William Burbidge
Katasnins
Ewlyamartap
Harry Moore Oyooup
Me. A
Presbyterian Church
Edmonds
Fatanning
Mr B.scoll
Rockwell
Rey CE
Hipwell
Salvation Amy
Droving
Henry Willa
Dalgety and
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Win, Barrett
U Amerika
G. Appin
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Tambellap
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Shay
Children's Court
Mesrs
Gare
RL. Richardson
W. J. Rogers
Phos. Connor
W. G. Drew Repperts
Satuday
Ir In
A.J. Backhouse
Rupaldation
Thonas Moizana
Betty Coupson
Wenight
Katabbing Town Hall
Clara Kimball Young
Fondeuilfsnd
Penville
America
Australia
Lymmin
France
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King's Royal Rifles
Loughborough
Leicestershire
Tambellup
Victorian
Wool Market
Royal Commission On Taxation
Ea Pit
Othe
Commonwealth
Chamberlain
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