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Newspaper
Toodyay Herald
Location
Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 09, 1922
Page
5
The event lists several horse races including Ladies Hurl Open and Hack Maiden, plus Pony and Flag races with prizes. Skeins of sports and attractions fill a programme of races, dancing at 8.30 pm, and ground-side refreshments and music for attendees.
The Nationalists list seven Senate candidates for Group A: J. F. Allen, F Guzacott, H De Largie, G Henderson, W Kingsmill, E Lazarus. Nationalist Voters must vote for these seven as required by the Electoral Act.
Authorized by F. W. Campbell secretary of the National Campaign Counter, AMP Chambers Perr.
Notice to debtors regarding the estate of Swindell in Accra. Debts owed to the trustee must be paid by 4 December 1922. The matter concerns the late tenant and trustee actions.
Government land sale notice lists plots T1630 40 and THLCOMBER 14 at the Lands Office Northam Vesporting Lib with two parcels up for suburban cultivation. Each plot priced around £20 with Calingiri Town Bote 12 referenced.
The list shows district meetings approved for 1923 with dates in February March and April across towns including Gooming Gennacubbine Duweri Northam Meckering Toodyay Goomating and Cunderdin. Northam appears multiple times in April May and June with additional listings for Yoh and other towns.
An official notice outlines service hours for offices, restricting access to select times. The schedule specifies openings in the evenings from 7 to 9. The document mentions Tuesday and Thursday as key days for operations and public interaction.
Fiessrs Clarke and Doiz announce a new Chevrolet to town with the last named partner Road Boarch Vacation driving in. The Road Board will not convene in January. the next meeting is set for the first Saturday in February. Winners in the Woorono Pet Fund union prizes are reported, with details of prizes and non-receipt by Toodyay, and local entertainment notes follow including a review of The Drover Sweetheart and a Fox film screening with live music and a tease for future productions.
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