Unclear Notes on Local Affairs and Community News
Financial members clash with inflancial members over club control amid rumors of sport disruption. War veterans and local families are named alongside farming news, health concerns at Fremantle fish markets, whaling season results at Point Cloates, and community deaths in Narrogin.
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Tndnancial
Sara An Wickefin
Point Cloates
Mount Barker Business Notices and Local Obituaries
A mixed local notice item covers Mount Barker merchants offering services and products such as boots, construction work, lighting, and pumps. It notes the completion of the Vacpherion reservoir project and town sales figures. The column also reports the death of Mr. Fred Mercer, former Nerfain manager for Mr. Alex Galt, his heart illness, and community reflections on his character and ties to Coolgarlie and Darken.
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Narrowin
Dovernment
RB. A. Beattie
Glen Uril
Williminning
Narrogin
Beattie
Yilliminning
Narrorin
Hoe
Andrew
Ate
Fred. Marver
Nerfiain
Alex Galt
Aberdeen Street
Porth
Nertogin
Mercer
Coolgar- Rie
Darken
Special November Dress Goods and Accessories Sale
A retail notice outlining a November sale of various textiles and accessories. Items include Shinci bordered voices fabrics, Milanese Silk, Lingerie Chiffonette, heavy black Kilk Mensaline, Ladies' Cotton and Silk Hosiery, Suede Finish Fabrics, Glove and Handkerchief assortments, lace, and lace insertion. Prices given per yard or per pair vary, with multiple lengths and patterns highlighted.
Manchester section offers wide range of garments and prices
An assortment of clothing items with special prices listed, including towels, sun blinds, aprons, frocks, shirts, underwear, and trousers. Items feature color options and materials such as cotton marocain, cream silk, ribbed cotton, and Australian flannel, with marked prices like 1/0 to 22/0 per item.
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Bond
Onkaparinga
Wicke pin Show Reflects Strong Rural Interest and Wool Outlook
The eleventh Wickepin Agricultural Society show drew record attendance and a gate take of £114. Exhibits filled the pavilion as the committee improved display space. Wool trade data from Australia indicates rising receipts and larger store stocks, with WA brokers reporting 65,000 bales stored, up about 10,000 from last year.
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Wickee Agricultural Society
Ausia
National Council of Wool Selling
Okers
Australian Wool Growers
Vmuoeil Heled
Adelaide
Jim
Western Australian Wool and Pendows Brokers' Association
Fremantle
Hales
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Dan Davies
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Bayley Bros
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Hichard Purser and Co
Thy United Insurance Co
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C. J. Rawlings
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J. Davies
High Clase
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W. R. Nott
Was. Peterson
Chester House
Parade Street
Recreation Ground
Stirling Street Woodyard
A. A. Harvey
Albany Municipal Council and Education Department
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J. D. Smith
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