Receiving good falls of rain, by June, in 1923 the land contained excellent feed and lambing was heavy. A new machine shearing shed and quarters were constructed using materials from the schooner Geraldton that were landed in May. Fire broke out at the station early in November but was quickly brought under control with only minimal damage occurring. Later that year over 9,000 sheep were shorn and 215 bales of wool were produced by a shearing team of seven men over the course of three weeks; this was a record clip for the station. The wool was collected by Geraldton and shipped to Perth.
