Yalgoo News Amid Storms and Train Journeys
Weather has been unsettled with heavy showers and thunderstorms over recent weeks. Mr. Talley, the Pershyter Jah minister in Yalgoo for nearly a year, left by Wednesday's train for Tasmania. Local figures Mr Gailey and Mr KB King return from travels, while the Road Board office progress continues. The Warden's Court adjournments saw wages cases against Mrs. Carlyn of Foal Standard mine. Mr Carlten represented her. Data on sentences and terms were given to the men awaiting trial.
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Vahrou
Hinder
Talley
Mericknt
Road Board
Tefare Warton Ost Fund
Carlyn
Warren
McFrnta
Pideron
Cartyan
Carlten
Dixberont
Northampton Notes on church stone laying and political rumors
The item describes contractors Messrs Jermet and Haffner preparing for the formation stone lay by Mrs Castell Brown at the new Church of Exygtuint site near Hampton Road. It covers local road and frontage plans, plus political aspirants for Central Province seats, hinting at a potential Northampton candidate and uncertainties about party trajectories amid rising pay expectations. Weather reports note lingering showers and a falling river.
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Northamption
Filruwey
Messrs
Jermet and
Haffner
Exygtuint
Abe
Castell Brown
Werthestay
Vianiorton-toatt
Danat Wal
Mya
Hosken
Mechanics’ Institute
Peragms
Hamptonrool
Gwata
al- Texdy
Greenough Convent School Musical Examinations
The Greenough Convent School musical examination results for December were announced with Trinity College. Twelve candidates appeared including Lavinia McGuinness who led with top marks. Other students such as Getiten Reyuskis Michael Reynolds May Atlee Pack Buller and Ellen Tuttler posted notable scores in the event.
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Creenaugeh Dresentation Convent School
He Munca
Trinity College
Aue Cee
Mix Lavinia McGuinen
Roottmng
Lavinia McGuiness
Jimtor
Honotn
Getiten Reyuskis
Michael Reynolds
May Atlee
Tae Pack
Buller
Mand Ryai
Ellen Tuttler
Ryan
Ivyrege
Adulteration fears spark calls for strict liquor laws
The editorial laments adulterated spirits and urges rigorous regulation and inspection of liquor sellers. It critiques hotels for selling inferior drinks and condemns unsavory establishments while debating temperance reform and enforcement. The piece mocks gambling, xenophobic sentiment, and calls for a capable local official in Geraldton.
New Education Bill Draws Mixed Reaction in House
In Tuesday proceedings the House of Commons debated the latest education bill. The Opposition derided its provisions, predicting higher costs, while Nonconformists gave tepid support and Nationalists remained cautiously opposed amid partisan clashes.
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Lomi
House of Commone
Oppost
Withdrawal of British Troops Across South Africa
General military moves report Britain pulling out a cavalry regiment and four infantry battalions from South Africa. Negotiations loom as British and local leaders seek agreements. In Raynar Valley, friendly forces interview General Willcox to mediate between tribes. a gaol sees charges tied to assisting convicts. London reports arrest of Canter Remisburg for aiding convict activities. the gaoler’s wife and mother in law are detained on related charges.
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London
Canter Remisburg
Schleswig
Germany
Newmarket Handicap Final Acceptances Declared
Melbourne Tuesday final acceptances for the Newmarket Handicap were announced this afternoon. Entries include Coltarit, Antonia, North Head, Step Out, Melodrama, Munject, Roullition, Scot, raquair, Decollette, Dusky and Seatlant.
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Melbourne
Newmarket
Hana
Coltarit
Antonia
North Head
Fatal mining accidents at Collin Mineshop mine
Two men, Fleury Mute ehines and Ewin Grits, were killed instantly after a rope lowered by winch failed. The incident occurred Tuesday evening in Perth, New York, at the Collin Mineshop mine, with workers Lat and Gell nye Wine Winer noted in the report.
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Perth
Tueslay
Collin Mneseshop
Vleiting
Gell Nye
Forster and Warfran Committed for Arson Threats
At Perth City Court this Tuesday evening Robert Forster and Bertfany Warfran were committed for trial after attending to a blackmail attempt involving Alexander Satetha of Moora. A fire occurred near Moore’s premises about six o’clock and the accused then demanded money, threatening arson if refused.
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Perth
Robert Forster
Bertfany Warfran
Alexander Satetha
Moora
Racehorses Sent Abroad From Perth Dock Area
Dull report notes that racehorses Durbar Pagse Pin Mull Perviex Newrasito Thierute Glengre and others were shipped by Citaron to Singapore. A list of names appears with scattered place and date fragments. The text references Perth and The Evening and mentions a high quality horse bound for the Northwest.
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Perth
James Nichols
Singapore
Charon
Durbar
Pagse
Pin Mull
Perviex
Newrasito
Thierute
Glengre
Vranins Lam
Nor West
Milk Adulteration Case Heard at Fremantle Court
In Fremantle Police Court this morning Marc Kennedy faced charges of milk adulteration. The defendant admitted the offence and used an unusual plea claiming to have aided a title starter to conceal the milk from harming.
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Perth
Fremantle
Marc Kennedy
Keir Hantie Addresses Bloemfontein Rally
London Turwlay report says Mr Keir Hantie spoke to a gathered crowd in Bloemfontein yesterday and received a cordial reception. He claimed America was reluctant to act on Deakin’s Pacific fleet invitation, noting a prior refusal of a similar invitation.
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London
Turwlay
Keir Hantie
Bloemfontein
America
Deakin
Commonwealth
Invita Finn
Wedding at Holy Trinity Walkaway in quiet ceremony
A quiet wedding united Mr. Charles J. Mearson and Miss Mary Connilly on the 19th at Holy Trinity Church Walkaway. The ceremony was led by Rev A Flak ing with bridesmaids in white and gold, amid a large Greenough congregation. Guests gave wedding gifts and best wishes as the couple departed for their home Viamede, accompanied by family and friends.
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Holy ‘Trinity Church
Walkaway
Charles J. Mearson
Robert
Med. Connelly
Miss Dunean
Pearson
Miss Connolly
Connolly
May Connelly
Pew
James Connolly
Sfoseph
Robert Connolly
Gordon Connolly
Tinneam
Mix Duncan
J. Duncan
Trinity Corel
T. W. Pearson
W Anderson
Leslie Anderson
Fo. Andersen
Charley
Anderson
Mas Fle Anderson
Kpelle
Mins Kensle
Waldeck
Will Criddie Hall
McDermott
MeDermott
Jamey Rumble
Feith Wilton
Johns
John Gowld
Edward Gowlt
Mike Woothouse
Zoe Ridley
Faure Ridley
W. Wilson
Tom Wilton
Ad Mey
Sam Baking
Sculling Championship Race At Auckland
The world championship sculling event was rowed at Auckland yesterday afternoon drawing a huge crowd. Webb seized the early lead, while Trenaider remained close, but Webb won by four lengths in a keenly contested final.
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Auckland
Tressider
Webb
Trenaider
Metal Market and Grain Prices Hover on Tuesday
Copper spot quoted between £57 and £58 with forward at £59 25. Copper price movement noted with modest gains. Wheat prices firming with a rise of about 1s per quarter since the last quotations. Stationery items and occasional seals mentioned in brief market notes.
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London
Farm Laborers Wanted at Katanning
Perth Tuesday news reports a labor bureau notice seeking farm hands in Katanning district. The notice lists demand for local workers and invites men who can offer employment, marking a shift in local labor needs amid shortages.
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Tabor
Katanning
Perth
Policed Man Thomas Ryan Drowns Amid Confession In Perth
In Swan River mist the accused Thomas Ryan drowned after his ankles were tied. He had been in custody for theft including two sovereigns and a gold bangle. A note addressed to a Sevenant Tikertan claimed innocence before the final plunge. Rescue crews found him in the river and he was examined by officials.
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Perth
Ania
Swan River
Thomas Ryan
Charert
Wue Tiotthl
Obituary of James Munro Celebrates Victoria Politician
Melbourne obituary notes the passing of James Munro a veteran politician of Victoria. The report mentions his ties to Tugaday and Melbourne and reflects on his long public career.
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Neath
James Munro
Melbourne
Tugaday
Munro
of Victoria
Iwdew
South Australia Sees Striking Prisoner Photo Likeness
Adelaide court hears Wil liatt Anderson linked to a Melbourne diamond murder case after a wanted poster photo shown outside the courtroom mirrors his appearance. Authorities note possible misidentification and promise deeper checks into Anderson’s past as they pursue a wider trail.
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Adelaide
Williatt Anderson
Bauer
Melbourne
Andensm
Rainfall Report From Vio Case District Stations
General rains fell across Vio Case district at Dorranwarral and Watohia stations. Rain totals recorded include 211 points at TAHT and a full inch at Minnie Crre, with other stations reporting similar totals.
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Dorranwarral An Teh
Acalt
Ay Watohia
Minnie Crre
Um Inch
Thunderstorm devastates Perth area with seven injured
Severe weather lashed Kalgoorlie and Norseman as a thunderstorm tore through, causing extensive damage. Seven people were injured and hospitalised, with roofs blown off and communications down. Lightning struck during the Rockine raid as heavy rains drenched towns, while Perth logged welcome showers and Byron water storage rose to two hundred ten thousand gallons.
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Perth
Stroms
Fremantic
Bien
Anil Damnaue
Hnspital
Rookrine
Agnd Wilhave Parry
Not Man
Stowaway Chinese Trouble Aboard Steamer Charon
Report alleges Chinese stowaways aboard the steamer Charon sparked panic and forced drastic measures including sulphur fumigation to drive them out. Authorities warned repatriation for any aboard. previous incidents involved deaths from suffocation during similar efforts.
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Daily News
Clayton
Laying of the Parish Hall Foundation Stone 1908
The Bishop of Berth presided at a ceremony in Perr de Wevey for the foundation stone of a new parish hall. The service featured prayers, hymns, and a sermon while congregants recalled past milestones and looked forward to completing the church porch and associated rooms.
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Perr de
Uilinges
Willy Salemnil Sane
Beatae
Eisit
George Kanton
Sehjot
Lueetlor
Berth
Priestley
Basirm
Fushia Mills
Ehredwardens TE Bree
Bal Cowper
CF Chapman
Denner
Gallagher
Tioetert
Gent
Ibn Church
Ringlund
Leeaw Pyroutty
Tee Tents
Confirmation rite at Christ Church led by Perth Bishop
The confirmation service at Christ Church last evening was led by the Bishop of Perth. The church was filled with many attendees and the sermon spoke of the Holy Spirit and Pentecost.
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Cele Ie Tal
Christ Church
Perth
Or. Riley
Toy
Wishet
Riley Bald
Cheistud
Penticast
Northampton church foundation laid by Bishop Riley
Anglican Church at Northampton lay foundation stone for a new church in Geraldton parish. Mrs W Castell frown laid the foundation with a silver trowel amid a crowded ceremony. Bishop Riley noted it took thirteen years to reach this point and hoped for continued progress and an extra clergyman for Geraldton. A collection followed.
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Christ Church, Geraldton
Riley
Lucag
Dieererd
W. J. Wosken
W. Castell
Iwners
Northampton
Geraldton
Mae
Trapper Ethics Discussed in Letter to Reynolds
A correspondence from February 28 discusses trapper practices and the fate of captured horses. The author argues destruction of all game to prevent experiments, attributing the stance to a figure named Langue and noting references to Reynolds. The tone is cautious and debated among readers about humane methods.
Sydney Second Innings See Nit Prowess In Afternoon Play
England bowlers dominate a fragmentary Sydney innings with limited data. Wickets fall to Rhoden Crawford and Barnes as Hobbs Gregory and Saunders contribute. Final score line incomplete. multiple batsmen dismissed amid unclear scoring.
Licensing Court Meets As Various License Applications Considered
Local and general report the quarterly meeting of the Licensing Court where two wine licenses, two for glutton looses, and a two gallon Margarine room for a billiard room were discussed. Mr A H Mountain returned from a holiday trip at Tarens Bridge with his family remaining in the town. The hearing of Thelma Tasteden’s next friend Frank Midla and Margaret Cane was adjourned to the Supreme Court in Chambers. Periak reports indicate wine results received while construction work at Constantine and Gardner’s Premises proceeds steadily with a wall moved and brickwork begun.
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Licensig Court
Nettom
A. HT Mountain
Taren’ Bridge Sown
Thelma
Frank Midla
Supreme Court
Periak
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