9th October 1910 Sunday Times Mr. Fry presents another example of what can be done by hard work and perseverance. With a capital of less than 100 pounds [$200.00], he …
1920 Tenindewa Notes
January 22nd 1920 Tenindewa Notes (From our own Correspondent) Very hot weather is the order of things around here, but still water and feed are plentiful and stock are good. …
1921-22 Tenindewa Notes
January 19th 1921 Tenindewa Notes (From our Correspondent) Note; There is a slight variation here re. the author as against the normal i.e. From our own Correspondent? Whether its a …
1923-24 Tenindewa Notes
January 1923 Tenindewa Notes (From our own Correspondent) Thank goodness that dry year of 1922 has gone, and now that Mr. Clement Wragge is dead, he has taken all his …
1925-26 Tenindewa Notes
January 7th 1925 Doings at Tenindewa (From our Correspondent) Here’s wealth and successTo the staff of the “Express”With a prosperous and happy New YearAnd when I come down To Geraldton …
1928 to 1942 Tenindewa Notes
February 16th 1928 Tenindewa Notes (From our own Correspondent) Harvest is finished and I don’t think there are many who were not short of their estimated yield. The Bindu School …
1928 to 1947 Tenindewa Notes
February 16th 1928 Tenindewa Notes (From our own Correspondent)Geraldton Express Harvest is finished and I don’t think there are many who were not short of their estimated yield. The Bindu …
1927 Tenindewa Notes
March 2nd 1927 Tenindewa Notes (From our Correspondent) As the only humming to be heard now comes from the busy bees I presume harvest is all finished. I think, without …