Tenindewa's Local Correspondent

October 9th 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 …

March 12th 1912 Country Cricket Tenindewa Vs Mullewa The above clubs meet in a return match at Tenindewa on the 10th inst. Mullewa winning by 54 runs. Both teams were …

March 5th 1914 Tenindewa Notes (From our own Correspondent) All the farmers around here are finishing harvest and trucking wheat and most are satisfied. Some came out well whilst others …

February 1st 1916 Tenindewa Notes (From our own Correspondent) The heavy storms of rain and wind on the 19th and 20th insts. did a lot of damage to standing crops …

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. …

January 19th 1921 Tenindewa Notes (From our Correspondent)As the Engine Drivers Ass. forgot to provide a letter carrier for this district before they went “Bolshevik” I could not find a …

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 …

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 …

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 …

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 …