Savings Bank Interest Rates Ad
Four percent interest on the first five hundred pounds and higher rates up to one thousand pounds. Deposits earn added profit for state development. Placing savings benefits both individuals and the state.
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Newspaper
Toodyay Herald
Location
Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 23, 1930
Page
2
Four percent interest on the first five hundred pounds and higher rates up to one thousand pounds. Deposits earn added profit for state development. Placing savings benefits both individuals and the state.
To the Ratepayers of the Central Ward James Pollitt announces his candidacy. He asks for support and pledges progressive town improvement if elected.
Advertisement seeks to lease small property with house near Toodyay. Respondents to this Office offer second-hand to discard or plough and state price or lease with option for inquiry.
Notes of Interest report H. E. Ding the dentist visiting Toodyay on alternate Sundays at the Newcastle Hotel with hours listed for the next visit on June 1. The Toodyay Sensation will appear in the next issue and a competition by Scatterfields Northam is advertised. On May 21 Mr. Woods piloted an aeroplane to Toodyay inspiring hopes for more arrivals.
The May 17 social at Mumberkine Hall drew visitors from Goomalling Toodyay and Northam. Stevens' Full Orchestra provided music while Percy Powell served as MC. Secretary E Hitchings earned praise for organizing the event. Local farmers await rain as Jennacubbine hosts Goomalling Rovers next Sunday.
A critic notes a man who believes he is practical will rely on advertised goods from morning to night yet dismiss advertising as unprofitable. The piece satirizes consumer culture by listing daily products from mattress to coffee and clothing.
The Church of England social event filled Calingiri Hall on Saturday the 17th with patrons from Wattening Bolgart Wyening Gabalong and Piawaning. Ladies organized the function with decor by Miss Stone and entertainment from a Northam band. Local football supporters attended and elected officers for the Calingiri club with a meeting set for Sunday May 25.
F HAGELTHORNE President Town and Country Union urges Australian wheat growers to oppose the Federal Wheat Marketing Bill. He argues compulsory pooling is unnecessary and socialist, promoting private enterprise and warning tariffs and state control raise costs and unemployment. He cites wartime experience with the Wheat Board and calls for growers to vote against the bill.
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