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Issue Details: First known date: 1912... 1912 Toodyay Herald
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Notes

  • Distribution area: Toodyay; Coondle; Culham; Bejoording; Wattening; Bolgart; Wyening; Calingiri; Piawaning; Jumperdine; New Norcia; Nunyle; Wongamine; Jennacubbine; Clackline; Bakers Hill; Wooroloo; Chidlows; Mt Helena; Mundaring; Greenmount; Sawyers Valley; Stoneville; Parkerville.

Publication Details of Only Known VersionEarliest 2 Known Versions of

First known date: 1912
      Toodyay, Toodyay - Goomalling - Wongan Hills area, Southwest Western Australia, Western Australia,: 1902-1912 .
      Alternative title: The Newcastle Herald and Toodyay District Chronicle
      Note/s:
      • Distribution area: Toodyay.
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PeriodicalNewspaper Details

Frequency:
Weekly on Saturday.
Range:
Vol. 10, no. 505 (16 Mar. 1912)-v. 53, no. 543 (27 May 1954)
Continues:
Numbering continues from title The Newcastle Herald and Toodyay District Chronicle Vol. 1, no. 1 (10 May 1902)-v. 10, no. 504 (9 Mar. 1912).
Continued by:
Central Districts Herald

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