Broomehill District Road Board Annual Statement 1920 21 22
Annual statement of the Broomehill District Road Board detailing operations and transactions for the financial years ending June 30 1920 1921 and 1922 including a balance of pounds 1726 12.
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Newspaper
Tambellup Times
Location
Tambellup, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 20, 1923
Page
4
Annual statement of the Broomehill District Road Board detailing operations and transactions for the financial years ending June 30 1920 1921 and 1922 including a balance of pounds 1726 12.
The record notes maintenance works and construction activities for the years 1920 1921 and 1922 with financial figures including 107 157 pounds and 212107 pounds. No additional context or entities are provided in readable text.
The Gnowangerup Road Board met on June 3 with members Formby Rowe Grodsek Moir and secretary Woster present. Tenders for excavation were discussed with a grant of £71 proposed and department specifications to govern work. Road inspections and purchases including a horse and dray were debated, with staff to recruit a mast horse and dray and in-house staff to manage the horse and dray at 1 shilling per day.
The board debated striking Mr Evan’s name from ratepayer action lists and discussed reducing rates. They considered declaring a new street named Glengarry St and approved road books orders for the new financial year. Further items covered road corners, gate registrations, road clearing, holidays, and the adoption of a Local Health Authority with appointing a Secretary Inspector and Deputy.
The meeting discussed declaring the Gnowangerup District a Health District and reviewing road needs. A £10 allowance for repairs was approved, Hassell to report on work east of Ongerup, and a road through J Buncle’s property was to be publicised to inform owners.
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