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Newspaper
Toodyay Herald
Location
Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1930
Page
2
A Toodyay sale lists Jersey cattle and Ayrshire stock alongside horses, fowls, and a vast array of farm implements. Items include a Viking Separator, McKay chaffcutter, Massey drill and binder, 5 b.p. engine, plows, harrows, harvester, cart harness, and a range of furniture and household goods. Clarke & Doig Limited serve as auctioneers.
A 1990 public notice from Toodyay Hospital seeks to appoint a Board for the coming year. T J Donegan serves as Secretary and is identified as the contact for the proceedings and scheduling.
An old health ad claims Woods' Great Peppermint Cure provides quick relief from coughs colds and influensa. The advertisement touts its refreshing peppermint formula as a household remedy.
Sheriff sale actions against Henry Thomas Lee and Augustus Lee include delivery of estate items and farm location lots with goods such as harvesters and vehicles. Probate notices announce passing accounts and an application for commission in the estate of John Lucas of Toodyay with a June 11 1990 date and July 4 1900 hearing deadline.
A meeting of ratepayers will be held in the Board Chambers on Saturday at 4.99 p.m. The chairman is Sqd. E.G. Hasson. A house on Henry Street Toodyay is available through Mrs Lahiff. St Stephen's Anglican Toodyay holds services at 8 a.m. Holy Communion 10 a.m. Sunday School.
Notices announce a sale in Lukin Road West Toodyay on Thursday next July 3 by Clarke and Doig Limited. Dentists H E Ding will visit Toodyay every alternate Sunday from 11 am to 3 pm at Newcastle Hotel with next appearance on Sunday June 20. Very stormy weather and heavy rain noted across Toodyay last week, about 340 points, expected to boost farming after dry spell.
Notices request casual advertisements include payment at four pence per inch. Ads for book purchases or arrangements must be paid on instruction, otherwise not accepted. Readers are asked to help reduce bookkeeping for small notices.
The Children’s Plain and Fancy Dress Ball organized by ladies of the RC Church at the Town Hall last Friday night was a social and financial success. Music by Miss Dooley Wongamine and Messrs Wiltshire and T Donegan. judges Mesdames Villiers Ryan and Mr O’Connor. Supper served. prize list includes Handsomest Costume Gwen James Eastern Princess and Best Dressed Gwl Nancy Shaw Rose.
The Vicar of the Parish preached at Calingiri on a very stormy Sunday. Twenty to thirty locals braved the weather to attend service as C.W.A and P.P.A held annual meetings with officer elections. The day included debates on local affairs, agency issues, and a social dance to conclude.
Correspondence to the editor from R. F. Thackray of Culham calls for Primary Producers local branches to convene meetings to discuss the Wheat Marketing Bill. He warns wheat may sell under 4 shillings per bushel at sidings and stresses farmers must secure every penny. He cites Stewart Wimmera, Dr Earle Page, Paterson, and Prouse in support of broad bill principles and urges mutual action by local P.P.A. leaders.
The Welcome tendered to the North Cottesloe Hockey team featured blue and white decorations and Kurrajong greenery. Steven's Orchestra played lively melodies as guests arrived and danced, with the hall quickly filling for a joyful evening. Ladies provided refreshments and worked tirelessly to cater for the large crowd.
Toodyay Hospital patrons learn the septic tank has been installed funded by £50 from the Toodyay Branch of the Country Women’s Association and £50 government grant. The Toodyay Road Board also pledged £50 to support the project.
An interested spectator praises the Combined Hockey Team and lists players Cora Bessie Kath leen Freda Blanche Leeder Drewie Sylveteen Alma Sinclair Joyce Smith Pauline Gadsdon ninety nine and Toodyay mud fun. They beat North Cottesloe 6 to 1 is noted with hope for Country Week.
Toodyay visited Wongamine last Sunday and found the home side capable and fair in football. Captain Micky Lawler and center Lorrie White are key players as veteran Battleaxe still contributes. The team aims to retain last year’s honors and pennant, despite losing some champions.
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