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A beige card with black printing sent to family owners of graves for renewal or up-keep of grave site at cemetery.
The Katanning Cemetery Board managed the cemetery.
An article from the Great Southern Herald dated Saturday 31 Jan 1903, in which the Katanning General Cemetery By-laws were enacted.
An article from the Great Southern Herald in which the Katanning Road Board took over the duties previously handled by the Katanning Cemetery Board.
Courtesy of Katanning Historical Society.
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