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Newspaper
Toodyay Herald
Location
Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 12, 1930
Page
2
The Toodyay notice lists 4 a.m. Holy Communion 10 a.m. Children’s Service and 7:30 p.m. Evensong with Sunday School prize distribution led by Rev. F G O Halloran.
The Road Board invites tenders for the erection and completion of one Cowling Tower at the rear of the Bloody Bay Power Station. Tenders to be received up to noon on Saturday 20 December 1939. Vans and specifications may be inspected at the Road Board Chambers during office hours. The Board is not bound to accept the lowest tender.
The Toodyay Herald lists dentist H E Ding visiting every alternate Sunday at the Newcastle Hotel with hours 1 to 3. It notes Christmas Week publication with no issue the following week, prize distribution at Town Hall on December 15, and a New Year dance in Jungle Hall organized by Miss D Messenger. A Christmas party and tree on December 22 are planned, with gifts from local groups, and a conclusive report on a successful December 4 Convent Hall dance.
Officials warn the fruit fly pest is present in parts and urge property owners to destroy infestations immediately to curb spread. The district is not quarantined yet, increasing the risk to local fruit growers if measures are not promptly taken.
The town column notes rumours about a Ford runabout seen performing risky broadsides around town. The driver has reportedly refused warnings. It laments the Younger Generation chasing Hollywood trends and the spread of bare legs and smoke glasses as a result.
Enders will be received by the Toodyay Road Board up to noon on 76th December 1939 for about 50 feet of heavy grade belt ing Balata or woven not rubberised eight inch width eleven thirty secondths thick. Belting available for inspection at Power Station Toodyay. Board not bound to accept the highest tender. By order Joseph A. Wroth Secretary T.R.B.
Edward Brewis of Toodyay applies for a license under the Auctioneers Act for the Northam district on behalf of Toodyay Valley Co-operative Company Limited. Hearing set in Northam on December 18, 1910 at 10 am. consent of the company attached. Objections must be served three days prior. forms from the Clerk of Petty Sessions.
For sale bee hives 26 single story units complete with regulation frames strongly wired in foundation Italian bees 8 to 16 frames. Full particulars at this office.
A resident thanks all who assisted in putting out a fire on the property and especially the women who actively helped, signed B. J. Edmonds from Calvara.
R and Mr Pritchard Mrs Ed monds and Mrs O lea thank friends and relatives for floral tributes sympathy and deeds during their sad bereavement. Special thanks given to EB White Somers Mrs Quake Star hospital staff and Dr Carlin for kindness and care.
In loving memory of Ada Blanche wife and mother who departed this life on December 15 1929 at Range Collage Toodyay. Treasured memories of one so dear are recalled by a silent tear and deeply missed by husband George and children Laurie Vernon Reggie and Sybil.
A notice warns readers not to open certain packages until Christmas Day. The message emphasizes mailing and posting early to avoid delays.
The speaker argues adversity refines understanding and empathy. They contend Shakespeare’s lines reveal that misfortune reveals others’ positions, as beggars help beggars and the disabled aid the blind.
Inquiries show tuition in elementary and modern dancing available at city schools. Miss Vera Stewart at 25 Suffolk Street Fremantle conducts learner classes on Mondays and Fridays and would likely meet the requester’s needs.
The article critiques Prof Murdoch's view of adversity, arguing that hardship can yield wisdom and compassion. It links personal trial to biblical and Shakespearean insights, then discusses Australia’s credit drop and the need for private investment, economic restraint, and political unity to restore confidence.
Perth Herald Job Printing Department announces printed to order books at special prices. The service highlights custom sizes, bindings, and quick turnaround for local customers seeking affordable printing.
Bolgart held its annual dance on Saturday December 5 to raise funds for the Children’s Aas Tree appeal. A ballot named W. Syred as the most popular and unselfish Bolgart football player while the community praised the evening and its charity impact.
On December 10 a Toodyay Road Board meeting with the chairman Mr E G Hassen and local tradespeople heard Government Inspector Mr Crouch outline a relief scheme. The plan targets destitute families, not general unemployment, with local Road Boards arranging work and payments based on the number of children under 14.
The following parcels are on hand at Toodgey Railway Station: Convent, Govt. School, Mrs. W Elphick, Mrs. Porter, J Ferguson, Somers Garage, E Farood, B Murphy, C Lee, B Smith, A Lloyd, M Elphide.
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