Orchard Inspection Warns of Fruit Fly Menace
Inspector Cahill urged strict action against three to four stubborn orchardists who evaded fruit fly control in the district. He warned that careless practices like burying infested fruit or feeding it to pigs can spread the pest, and noted the new bill will allow harsher prosecutions for neglect. The crop outlook remains mixed with light stone fruits and a medium citrus yield.
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Raspberry Jam Tree in Western Australia Faces Extinction
The Raspberry Jam tree Acacia acumiista in Western Australia is valued for its fragrant timber used in cabinet work and fence posts. Its decline risks losing a key fencing timber. authorities propose sandalwood reserves and plantations to sustain jam post supply and export revenue.
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Parents and Citizens Association to meet at State School
The Parents and Citizens Association shows useful cooperation for the next school year. The first meeting of the association for rg25 will be in the Council Chambers at 4 p.m. on Wednesday next with a good number of parents expected.
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Wanderers Triumph In Bejoording Cricket Game
Last Sunday at Bejoording the Wanderers from Toodyay earned their name with a strong fielding show while Bejoording presented a star lineup. Bejoording restricted Toodyay to 216 as Manning and Cook delivered key moments. The visitors left content after a pleasant afternoon, vowing to improve next time.
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Toodyay Rifle Club elects officers at annual meeting
The Toodyay Rifle Club held its annual meeting at the Victori Hotel with fifteen members. Patton served as president, E Lee Steere and others as vice-presidents and a committee was elected. The late secretary L Purser was praised and a practical demonstration was planned. Eight members attended a practice shoot. J Beardman won the small sweepstakes by one point over G Bradford. Next practice set for Sunday the 25th.
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Goomalling Defeats Toodyay 12 Sets 106 Games to 10
A Toodyay club visit to Goomalling ended with Goomalling winning by 12 sets, 106 games to 10 sets, 87 games. Goomalling will host Toodyay on Monday for the return match. Toodyay runs a mixed doubles handicap tournament with trophies donated by Alfred James. entries close 27 inst.
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