Kendenup Hosts Central Trials Amid Busy Cricket Meeting
Local club action at Kendenup saw Central players test skills under windy conditions. Clarke starred with bat and ball, delivering a standout innings and bowling figures while Mills and Williams contributed solid scores. The match featured spirited fielding, notes of wind impact, and praise for Kendenup’s ground efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Areme
Clarke
Willy
Htinsio
Yopo
Cail Wright
Kesyrstis
Coell
Coutrals
Hull
Willaim
Billy
Hutton
Duicke
Konderup
Konderon
Ounifield
George Mills
Mills
George
Mille
Carherip
Blackwood Road
Wallace
Clothier
Fred Williams
Whllemn
Gera Wall
Jing Stith
Nee Martin Alee
Fred Wilktins
Corhorap
Hehog Wight
Hart Sanders
Wright
K. Wallace
H. Wallace
Ernie Williams
Len Riches
Keun
Souuness
Tom Sounness
Fred
Atu Warheron
Tog Wilwon
Ted Thomas
Kendenup
Moe Wright
Robert Bell Revealed as Agent for E. G. McKenzie Co.
Robert Bell identified as agent for E. G. McKenzie Company in records from the late 19th or early 20th century. The notation suggests Bell acted on behalf of the firm as an intermediary or representative. Further details remain unclear due to incomplete OCR text.
The Problem of the Buyer
At this time of the year every man woman girl and boy faces the problem of what to buy for mother father brother or sister.
Firm Promises Bigger, Better Christmas Gift Selection
An advertiser touts a firm with a larger varied assortment for Christmas shopping. The message emphasizes a bigger selection suitable for all occasions and urges customers to concentrate their purchases there.
Dainty Gifts from the Showroom Lavine Worle Kaleo
A catalog of apparel and accessories including silk scarves frontals and coats. Items feature various fabrics and colors with prices and sizes noted, highlighting ladies wear and millinery in a staged showroom offer.
Useful Gifts from the Dress Department
The dress department offers a wide range of fabrics and garments. Highlights include 274 yard Dinphaten silk and crepe options, 260 yard Merreekie and 178 robe length Englieb crepes, plus Veliceen and Tobira fabrics. A broad selection from Engtinh, Seuitel, and Uriah Tweed is also listed for various presents and wardrobe needs.
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Seuitel
Uriah Tweed
Court schedule notes multiple cases in Central districts
The record lists a string of cases between Bar up and Kendenup and others, with multiple hearings on No 1 and No 2 courts. Dates include January 7 and January 14, plus February 4, and notes reference oil reserve pitches in No 1 and Bowviews Park No 2.
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Aurbarup
Bowviews Park
Acceptable Gifts from Manchester Department
Acceptable gifts items include Napery ranges with Cosy Covers and Pillow Shams, Tray Cloths, Linen Table Clothes in various sizes, decorative sets, and Christm as gifts. A wide assortment features Mohair items, curtains, and door slips in brown red and green, all useful for homes.
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Napery
Albany
Polio Sheds and Menswear Now Staged in One Ad
A garbled Mercury Department ad lists holiday style goods and prices for polio sheds in gold or white, striped sport shirts, silk ties, handkerchiefs, bowler socks, bow-tie sets, and menswear including bespoke suits, with prices ranging from 1/0 to 9. piece suits. The text references Lombard and Went brands in a period tone.
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Hoys
Went
Wul
Handy Gifts from the Fancy Department
An old retail display lists assorted ladies wear and novelties including lace edge hosiery silk scarves and gloves. Items feature French make imitation suede gloves and silk stockings with prices in shillings. Readers can find wire goods and children’s accessories among the offerings.
Serviceable Gifts from the Boot Department
Ladies shoes in grey and black with lace and patent finishes are featured, including styles named Geol's and Court Bheen among others. Children's Ton and Black Basel Gent's Ton dod Bek Life are mentioned along with well sewn court and bar footwear options.
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Geol
Thetig
Land notices open for selection in Plantagenet district
Open auctions on Wednesday January 4 list parcels in Port V2 Beotlon Torbay and Plantagenet Districts. Various lots include 4 acres near Kebaringup 16 miles south, 100 acres in other districts, and a quarry access reserve. Terms reference mortgage and June 1921 interval.
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Beotlon
Torbay
Ninark
Lal
Denmary Estate
Flantageneh Distrit
Hilea
Marbellyp
Erin
Plantag
Oyen
T. H. Allsop
Plantagenet District
Kebaringup
Plantagenet
Tonal Jrehise
A. W. Parkinson
J. C. Mann
Executive Council
Plantafenet
Cranbrook
Fruitgrower Visit Highlights Western Australia Orchard Prospects
Mr. Herbert praises Western Australia fruitgrowing conditions noting low pest pressure and minimal spraying compared with Victoria and Tasmania. He cites Mt Barker Bridgetown and Bridgetown area crops and contrasts with Mt Barker Centre for fine growing while endorsing local inspectors and saying Victoria’s outlook remains hopeful if growers visit WA. The piece mentions Mt Barker Estate and Warburton Merryup properties as notable examples of healthy trees and promising yields.
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Herbert
Ventres
Victora
Jerimeigal
Bridgetown
Walker
Deyuartenese
Lin
Mt. Barker
Bridge Town
Emner
Mt Barker Na
Mt Barker Bn
W.A
Tasmania
Victoria
Agriultural Department
Barker
Mr. Fierbert
Mount Barker
Wal
Vieteria
Bt. Werburghs
E. Warburton
Merryup
Mesers
Community Letters Question Town Morality And Publicity
A collage of misread prose questions the town’s moral climate and reliance on public figures. It discusses civic duty, the impact of publicity, and the role of local leaders and chambers of commerce in shaping opinion and policy. The piece cryptically critiques reputation, influence, and sustained public discourse.
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Cour
W. T. Avode
Manchester
Albmuy
Chinber
Rultteo
Daina Accurato
de Oliver
Sleepy Hollow
Statement on large estates hindering Western Australia progress
The author criticizes the vast holdings of a few individuals as obstructing state advancement. The piece mentions upcoming plans for a return journey and references Christmas 162, attributing blame to population and outdated legislation. It argues reform is needed to break up the large estates.
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Herbart
Western Australia
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