Elder Smith Co auction of 200 pigs at Manjimup
Elder Smith & Co Limited announces a forthcoming sale in Manjimup on Wednesday 22 May at 12 noon offering 200 pigs and a good selection of stores. Further entries invited.
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Newspaper
Bridgetown Advocate
Location
Bridgetown, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 17, 1946
Page
2
Elder Smith & Co Limited announces a forthcoming sale in Manjimup on Wednesday 22 May at 12 noon offering 200 pigs and a good selection of stores. Further entries invited.
Bridgetown sale notice lists Thursday May 23 at 12 noon by Elder Smith & Co Limited. Details reference stores and sale action.
Elder, Smith and Co report 276 cattle yarded at Midland Junction with good stock scarce and market clearer. On Wednesday 10,000 sheep yarded of similar quality. wethers and lambs 2d dearer, ewes 3d dearer. Associated agents plan to offer 10,060 sheep including 1,430 lambs, 1780 pigs, 193 cattle on Tuesday and 130 cattle on Wednesday.
Elder Smith & Co Limited announce a cattle sale at Nannup Market on Monday June 17 at 2 p.m. Auction lists 160 head including 100 Short Horn steers aged 2 and 3 years and 60 mixed cattle. Steers described as well framed and well colored Shorthorn, to be drafted in suitable lines.
Shirley Curtis was awarded a cup as Champion Girl Swimmer of the Midland Junction Central school. The carnival occurred at Claremont baths on March with Pemberton noted for his participation in events.
Notice to creditors and claimants for the estate of John Dempster late of Bal ingup Road Nannup farmer deceased intestate requiring written claims to Public Trustee Supreme Court Building Perth by June 6 1946 or be excluded from distribution J H Glynn Public Trustee dated May 1 1946
A Bridgetown Town Hall event hosted by the Country Women's Association and the Parents and Citizens' Association showcased hundreds of children in colorful costumes. The evening featured a grand march, a supper, dancing, and a long list of participant outfits led by Mr. W. Meares in support of the Primary Producers' candidate.
Personal notices report Mr. and Mrs. F. Dennis welcoming a daughter born on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Glen McAlinden assume management of the Terminus Hotel. Mrs. N. Taylor, in Bridge town for weeks, stays with the McAlindens.
The Hospital Board, led by chairman R. Goodridge, endorses sending the hot water system installation quote to the Public Health Department for approval. A direct hospital to doctor telephone line was deemed not possible now, with federal help sought. Twelve births in recent weeks increased workload. matron reports 14 in hospital March 31, 50 admitted in April, 47 discharged, 2 deaths, 15 remaining April 30. R. Goodridge and F. Buck named visiting committee.
Burglars broke into the W L Cornwall office on Giblett Street in Manjimup in the early hours. Nightwatchman Jack Dodds heard a disturbance near 1 a.m. and saw two men flee, with a broken window and missing tobacco cigars and papers later reported.
On Labor Day the Boyup Brook Sporting Bodies Committees held a Monster Arts Carnival. Receipts totaled £425 with expenses £282, leaving a net profit of £143.
Enquiries on progress for the proposed Boyup timber mill show the site plan is awaiting Railway Department approval. A draft plan has been submitted to the Road Board but no further action can occur until railway clearance is received.
A troupe of Swan Boys Home youths toured Manjimup in khaki gear with army jackets under organiser A A Robertson. They traveled through the Great Southern from Denmark to Pemberton, en route to Bunbury on the final leg, part of an annual educational outing showcasing industry.
Bridgetown Methodist Ladies Guild hosts a street stall at Bon Marche Corner on Friday May 24. Saleable gifts welcome and lunches provided for school children. Fancy and utility articles, poultry and produce for sale. Afternoon teas served in the Lesser Hall. Proceeds support church trust funds.
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