Town children welfare group to hold March town hall event
Very few attendees at the Wednesday council meeting consider child welfare a priority. Alfred James chaired as Mrs G N Clarke donated £1 for children's dances and welfare. The committee plans quarterly entertainments led by Rev. W R Frost starting March 7 and a February 26 meeting to elect new officers.
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Council
Toodyay
Spathy
Alfred James
H.G Wallon
G.N. Clarke
Taxation Amendments End Land Tax Exemptions and Deductions
The State Commissioner notes amendments to the Amending Land and Income Tax Assessment Act 1924 abolishing the £50 exemption on lands with unimproved value not exceeding that amount and removing the £250 deduction for improved land outside municipalities used mainly for agricultural or grazing purposes. Taxpayers may now enclose returns for all such land held as of 30 June 1924 and full returns for land owned as of 30 June 1925. The exemption remains for contracts on conditional purchases if limits on cultivated or grazing acres are met.
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State Commissioner of Taxation
Local cricketers host Victoria Plains in tight Toodyay match
In Toodyay cricket notes, the home side from the Toodyay Cricket Association struggled early against Victoria Plains, 4 wickets for 13. W Jervois led a late rally to 109. W Beard top scored 21 not out. Victoria Plains chased 109, reaching 184 with Jim Clune excelling in bowling.
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Victoria Plains Club
Toodyay Cricket Association
W. Jervois
E. Beard
Parkin
Jerry Clune
Jim Clune
M. Brennan
C.bee
Jery Cline
Lanigan
M. Butler
R. Lanigan
P. Lanigan
Victoria Plains
Toodyay’s Great White Way paints liveliness in Stirling Terrace
Local property owners show confidence in Toodyay’s future as Stirling Terrace fronts gain bright paint and signwriter flair from White to Bance’s. The town’s appearance attracts business and residents, with calls to extend the improvements to nearby shops and homes before winter. Who will support the titivation of Toodyay next.
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Toodyay
Stirling Terrace
Baseden
Bance
Toodyay Methodist Churchill Announces Public Worship Tonight
Local Methodism notes public worship at Toodyay Methodist Church Churchill tomorrow at 7 30 pm with a study on What is Death. The church also opens Thursdays at 8 pm for sacred community singing using the Sankey Hymnal. An apology note corrects an omission from the Rifle Truth annual meeting. Heavy rains sweep north, wheat and oat markets update, and a sheep sale by Elder Smith at Culham yards is advertised. Weather shows a break in dryness with a late Friday rain. Seed time advised with A E James offering early orders for oats and other graded seed.
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Toodyay
Churchill
Church Services and Times in Several Parishes
Church of England St Stephen's holds services at 8 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. at Calingiri 41.35 a.m. Rev Humphrey serves Roman Catholic Toodyay 8 a.m. and Jennscubbine 10 a.m. Rev P McBride conducts Roman Catholic rites. Methodist Nun gle 11 a.m. Forresting 2.30 p.m. Pim Woodyay 7.30 p.m. topic What is Death Rev W R Frost.
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St. Stephen's
Calingiri
G of. Humphrey
Toodyay
Jennscubbine
P. McBride
Nungle
Rerfording
Woodyay
W. R. Frost
Notice to Subscribing Readers of Arrears Policy
Subscribed readers in arrears, twelve months or more, are warned that unless arrears are paid by 26 January 1925 the Toodyay Herald will stop forwarding. The notice outlines legal expectations for continuations, discontinuations, and responsibility for unpaid arrears, including cases of non receipt or non use of newspapers.
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Toodyay Herald
Notice to Subscribers Abolishes Post Delivery Elsewhere
Notice announces policy change requiring advance payment for future issues of the Toodyay Herald. Subscriptions previously booked are abolished and colored crosses in squares indicate expiry dates. If renewals are not received, delivery will be discontinued. readers urged to accept this improves value of the paper.
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Toodyay Herald
Abe Piper
Fatron
Prohibition Poll Dates and enrolment deadline
Prohibition poll dates fixed with writ issue on March 14 1925 and Powling Day on April 4 1925. Electors must enrol by 5 pm on the Monday before the poll. enrolment is compulsory under a penalty of £2. Readily accessible enrolment forms and addresses are shown at local offices. mail completes to the Registrar.
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Toodyay
Alice
Northam
Pall
Maren
Legislative Assembly
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