Lease to Farmers Yn sume from £ 50 smeet Per ext
A lease offer to farmers admits a yearly rent from fifty pounds with a term of thirty years and an option to pay all or part in any easy year, detailing flexible payment terms under the contract.
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Newspaper
Traralgon Record
Location
Traralgon, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 27, 1906
Page
2
A lease offer to farmers admits a yearly rent from fifty pounds with a term of thirty years and an option to pay all or part in any easy year, detailing flexible payment terms under the contract.
The Traralgon Record reports on postponed indepdence from Gormandals and Toongabbie sales, a letter from Mr Meatavel about shifting a sedeo, and a Tuesday auction at Gormandal for Mr Jobs Damett’s dairy herd. It notes band performances by Mr Marsden, maize stalls at Mr Crow's, and local Rechabite service.
Dairyman reports success with milking machines and plans for broader dairy expansion next season. Local auctions and horse sales upcoming at Traralgon and Sale, with several notices on land sales, courtly appointments, and community events. The North Gippsland Agricultural Society names Charles Sapper as president following a resignation. Other items include a curate appointment at Christ Church and a farewell social, plus market updates and local business mentions.
At Mechanics Hall a public meeting by the Board of Review considered moving the local State school to a more central site. Attendees debated attendance, costs for lighting and furnishing, and the potential impact on travel for students on both sides of the creek. Officials cited 200 in actual attendance with 57 on the east side. several families live several miles away, complicating access.
A noisy gathering discusses travel for children along the creek road to the school. Questions of road safety, supervision, and the need to shift school access to the west side are raised. A motion is opposed then supported, with calls for official action, while health remedies are briefly advertised in the ensuing chatter.
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