Toodyay Road Board Seeks 5000 Pound Borrowing
The Toodyay Road Board proposes a 5000 pound loan under the Roads District Act Sec 284 to buy the Toodyay Electrical Works property and assets. Debentures mature in 25 years with a sinking fund at three quarters of a percent per annum. Residents may demand loan referenda within one month of notice. Dated June 14, 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toodyay Road Board
Toodyay Electrical Works Limited
Toodyay
Toodyey
Mers
Joseph A. H
Local paper changes hands and new ventures noted
The proprietors announce transfer of ownership to the new team led by Mr Stonehouse and Mr tentative arriving from Education doubt. The issue highlights Young Australia League benefits, a Ford car sale by Northam Water Supply Department, and the debut of Ford's latest model with early impressions from the dealer and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seas
Tentative
Mr Stonehouse
W.A
Young Australia League
Australia
Northam
Ford
Ken. Somers
Heli
George Page
Improved Ford at North Toodyay Garage Draws Interest
A call to visit the North Toodyay garage highlights an improved universal economy car the Ford and its rising popularity. A social function at St. Stephen's Rectory saw about fifty parishioners aid the Anglican Church Bazaar with American teas, vocal items, games, and a gift sale that boosted the Baxaar fund by five pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Toodyay
St. Stephen’s
T. J. Donegan
J. Mason
Misa Nealmes
K. A. Archdeacon
Miss Hamersley
Children's Fancy Dress Ball at Town Hall a joyful charity event
The Town Hall hosted the annual Children’s Fancy Dress Ball on Friday to raise funds for Presbytery. Kids wore inventive costumes and judges awarded several special prizes while adults enjoyed refreshments and the crowd praised the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbytery
Joyce Barker
Ida Smith
Mother Hubbard
Netra Ick
June Petr
James
Spring Chicken
June Petrie
Kate Greenaway
Margery Symonds
Cupid
Junee Gee
Red Riding Hood
K. Tagney
Mickey Vee
Tom Ledwith
Nora Ottaway
Bushman
Billy Murphy
Pi 5
Mavis Lloyd
Spot Cash Advantage and Trade Margins in Sales
The piece argues buyers should pay spot cash and that merchants deserve a margin to cover interest, bookkeeping, bad debts, and collection costs for any delayed payment period. It emphasizes recouping traders for accommodation when extending credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savings
Commonwealth Bank
Mixed fodder turnips feed Merino flocks for prime mutton
At Dumbarton farm of P V Klem on Irishtown road near Avon river seven acre paddock produced purple top swedes and turnips. 140 Merino wethers have grazed the crop since June with strong fattening on the young turnips and mustard. Lucerne planned for September with samples sent to Department of Agriculture for expert opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dumbarton
P. V. Klem
Irishtown Road
Avon River
Oaklands
Kiem
Klem
Lucerne
Department of Agriculture
Sutton
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Burridge & Warren
William Street
Perth
Whybrow
E. Ellery
Victoria Hotel
Vv. Coonan
Coiomonvel Bank of Busta
Teascaaely
Oply Eneme
Oply Fy
Gripthorpe
Bolgart
Western Australian Government Railways
Tom
Mednesday
Dou
Sune
Chiet and Ways and Works
Wellington
Worthan
Teodyay
H. Pope
Commissioner of Railways
Ford Motor
Northam Water
Geo. Maccabe, M
Toodyay Hospital
Fiat Motor Club
Elder Smith& Co. Limited
Clarke and Doig Ltd
Joyay Market
Dalgety & Company Ltd
G. Fitzgerald
E. Crosse
Maurice Lahiff
Io Polire
Berein
A. Rule
Goldsbrough Mort & CO
Toody
the Gazette
Queensland
Larry Lemon
Johnny Hines
Culham Hall
Pull
C. Hamersley
A. J. Wricht
Tixelte
Freemasons
General News
Mon
Star Pictures
Jack Pickford
Norma Shearer
Joan
Ices
Hampton’s Stores
Wroth's
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