Mt Barker Notes reflect local committee and sports events
A Mt Barker committee meeting at the school chaired by Rev. F. E. James discusses secretary resignation by Mrs A T Booth ay, Miss Ogn Norman elected to fill the vacancy, and a reply from the director of education on school attendance. The concert aims to bolster funds to £28 for football while Kendenup and Norths vie in the final round of the season, with team lineups listed and notes on a forfeit and sportsmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. James
Mra. A. T. Boothay
O Gn Norman
James Hands
Aeck
Kendenup
Thet Centre
South
All Blues
Southe
Souths
Sounness
Capt
Fellows
Wright
Gorman
Young
Smith
Bevan
Clothier
Hayward
Hambley
M Wright
S. Hambley
Quartermaine
H. Drage
McNamara
C. Drage
Hickling
B. Hambley
Burston
Allen
Hucks
Warnock
L. Smith
Bye
Toms
Moore
Ridge
Nolan
Mills
Tolmis
Hoopa
Ruttledge
Maloney
Heidell
Davey
Nicholas
Wingrove
Fazey
Jordan
Cameron
Norths
Kendeoup
Gattera Tint
Hughie Stewart
Geo. Johnson
Stewart
Johneon
Lieveck
Inge
Diekenson
W. Yourng
Waillewin
Mille
L. Riches
Williams
P. Riches
Ryas
Humphries
Van
Kendeaup
Alticala
Fredie Williams
T. Kearnley
Beng
Danos
Wa. Brotherton
E. J. Gorman
Mt. Barker Hotel
I Reddin
Park
Perth
Kim
Mr. Gorman
Mr. Barker
Y.A.L
Ted Green
Dennia Hickling
Will Collins
Cli Sounness
A. B. Clark
W. A. Bank
Clark
Shipping notes from Australian ports and liners
The State steamer Kuela sails for Hopetoun and Kaparance with general cargo and passengers. The Woolgar departed for the United States after cargo loading. Aberdeen liner Sophocles arrived from London with 152 third class and nine saloon passengers. Port Lincoln resumed voyage after bunkers. Liner Katoomba arrived with passengers for Fremantle. Karamea to call at Port Adelaide with coal cargo. Milluna slated to leave Sydney to Albany and Adelaide with cargo. Coramie to depart Adelaide for Albany with passengers and mails. Snevie due Albany with cargo, passengers, and mails. Karoola to leave Sydney for Western Australia, calling at Melbourne and Adelaide, arriving September 6 with passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuela
Hopetoun
Kaparance
Railway Department
Melbourne
Woolgar
aDalgely and Co
Agemtu
Sophocles
London
Cape
Dalgety and Co
Port Lincoln
Adelaide
Oversea Porta
Henry Wills and Co
Mcllwraith
McEkacharn and Co
Katoomba
Fremante
Shaw Saville
Albion
Karamea
Milluna
Sydnaey
Albany
England
Coramie
Pasengers
Snevie
Bhe
Wills and Co
Ice Cup at Kalgoorlie crowns Eastwold in fine day
Kalgoorlie on Thursday hosted the Qour day's racing as part of the annual meeting with a large crowd. Eastwold won the Ice Cup at 2 to 1 in the chief event, and results followed for the KABRALEE BANDICAP and Gol dfields Plate divisions, plus Omarle ine Handicap and other placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalgoorlie
Connetion
Kabralee Bandicap
Tillicum
Candour
Joe Betting
Thoreen
Nystad
Woolsack
Bix Furlomps
Jolly Bright
Orient Flavor
Turin
Goldfields Plate
Seafort
Sir Aaton
Kalgoorlie Uup
Easingwold
Dromont
Sweet Doris
Montia
Albany Football Association set to stage major premiership clash
On the Purnode street ground this Saturday the Albany Football Association advances to the second round with North and West clubs meeting in senior and minor matches. Wests seek revenge after a first-win over the red and whites, while the North aim to secure a straightout major premiership shot and both sides promise a strong contest under fine weather. The East firetrates are to referee the boundary, with teams listed for West and North lineups. In the same agenda, Port Adelaide defeats N.S.W. by 62 to 60 in a return Australian rules match played yesterday in Melbourne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purnode Street
Albany Football Association
Wests
North
Weats
Enats
Westa
East Firetrates
Ser! Srl
West—Dogget
Mouchemore
Willis
Harris
Wansbrough
Davey
Saunders
Hartoup
Lancaster
Cooper
Bruce
Angove
Diekenson
Mark—Nott
Wheeler
Firepatrict
Cullinane
Lewis
Keen
Kit
Powell
James
Cer
Shenfield
Firetrates
O’connor
Ames
Sugave
Fraser
Whitemusa
Jay
Gallop
Bell
Dewar
Wibb
Garrivon
Newby
Sorth
Quartermaine
Nicholls
Green
Hutchine
Avins
Harsteele
Coesa
Retell
Wen
Williams
Baestou
Wavey
Down
Firepatrick
Melbourne
N.5.w
Port Adelaide
British Association to stage Perth road ground matches
The British Association on the Perth road ground will host a trial match on Saturday afternoon between the frat and second teams and Perth City United. No. 1 team lists Symanna, L Bracknell, Lamb, Weight, Nett, Dodd, Dowsti, Smith, Welshman, Thompson, Porter and Walker with No. 2 including Moyers, Symanns, Johnson, B Bracknell, A Brown, Mills, May, Martin, Morgan and Price. Emergencies: Jackson, Reasor, Darragh, Lewis, Duff and Atkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth Road
Perth City United
Symanna
L. Bracknell
Lamb
Weight
Nett
Dodd
Dowssti
Smith
Welshman
Thompson
Porter
Walker
Moyers
Symanns
Johnson
B. Bracknell
A. Brown
Eo Mills
May
Martin
Morgan
Price
Jackson
Reasor Darragh
Lewis
Duff
Atkinson
Primary Producers Association Holds Monthly Meeting at The Siding
The Primary Producers Association met at The Siding on Friday with Mr. Knapp presiding. The secretary's resignation was considered but then reversed amid branch support. Delegates were named for Perth Anousl Conference and a higher subscriptions rate was approved. A Denmark line fortnightly service was proposed, a Sands committee formed to study flat country needs, and a stock inspector visit arranged. A new general store opened by Mr. T Ward and the drain committee reported progress toward an overdue utility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primary Producers Association
Knapp
Tom Ta Rai
Hailway
Atul O
Sis
Perth
Albany
Palfrey
Commissioner of Railways
Denmark Line
Denmark
Mash
Armigge
T. Ward
Drain Committee
Town Tourist Association closed. public support urged
In a letter to the editor the writer deplores the closure of a local Tourist Association and praises the dedicated committee members who chaired meetings. They urge Municipal and public backing to continue promotion of tourism, warning that rival towns could draw away the trade and harm the community. The author hopes future meetings attract large attendance like Geraldton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron
Geraldton
Paying For Benefits In Local Government Practice
The author argues local rates should finance work benefiting the whole area. Using a case from Baulkham Hills Shire, residents petitioned to resume land and create a shorter route to North Hocken round. Proposes a focal rating method to estimate costs and let residents vote on annual payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Baulkham Hills
Carlingford
North Hocke Rond
Sugar Beet Growing Prompts Interest in Great Southern District
The article notes modest progress in sugar beet growing in the district, with potential for it to become a staple industry as overseas settlers arrive. It discusses site requirements, land suitability including red granite and basaltic soils, planting methods, yields of up to 9 tons per acre, and the planned upgrade of the Maffra factory to boost capacity and wages. It also forecasts regional shifts toward vegetable production for Perth demand and the need for smallholders to diversify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Southern
Wcre
Ttia
Asneta
Bineg
Perth
Ladies Shoes Sale Across Styles and Bargains
A catalog style sale lists many ladies shoes including Oxford Lace Shoes Glace Kid and Chrome Clace Court Shoes. Prices feature deep cuts with items from 13/8 to 18/11, highlighting wide fittings, sturdy soles, and factory-made quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blake
Kay
Ouron
Bargain Boots Crowded Sale Across Men’s Derbys and Work Boots
Catalog listing multiple men s boots including Derby style leather oxblood and tan willow boots with high toes riveted soles and patent toe caps. Prices range from 4 and up to 18 6 with styles such as box hide balmoral and solid leather blochers featuring riveted soles and roomy fits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exy
Bey's
Ray
Fay
Irice
Children's Shoes Sale With Wide Range of Styles
A vendor advertises school days footwear for children including one bar shoes, lace boots, and patent oxfords in sizes 2 to 10. It highlights sewn soles, box hide leather, perforated finishes, and special prices from 4/01 to 11/8, with ranges for youth boots, infant sandals, and reform school boy styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cesar
Borgaina
Ely
Bay
Wee Keywalkin
Syfoura Neat
Wood Milne Hultilier
Jr. Kaenett
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