Mingenew Court Deals With Straying Cattle Case
At Mingenew Police Court week long case heard over a Jersey cow straying on Victoria Street. Defendant B Kilmurray failed to appear. Constable Symes gave evidence of service. Robert Francis Hope of the Mingenew Board identified the cow bearing BK as the defendant's property. Court fined £1 and 3 shillings costs with potential for imprisonment on default.
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Mingenew
Plt
Bridge
B. Kilmurray
Wan
Jersey
Victoria Street
Symes
Robert Francis Hope
Mingenewtol Board
New Magazines Highlight Fashion and Child Education
The issue covers Weblon's Mavane for children and Christiane New Yeas fashion trends with party frocks and school wear. It notes patterns from Unppice Baby Bureau and Christmas Onakery, praises adventurous stories, and references Harper's, Beauty, and fashion sections. The piece emphasizes usefulness and education for children and mentions contemporary authors and publishers.
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Weblon
Christiane Amd
Rentaine Tree
Esmall
Christina Party
Gawea
Joe Kreeel
Val Wenterner
Doc
Jane Haa
Prucy
Harper's
Naseer
Geraldton Swimming Club Honors Ideal Beach Weather
Geraldton Swimming Club and Week Committee celebrate perfect conditions at Esplanade jetty for aquatic events. The day drew picnickers and swimmers, with juvenile and senior races, novelty events, a dinghy race, and multiple heats culminating in prize distributions after afternoon sessions.
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Megrees Featerslay
Geraldtan
T. Askew
Smith
Murfy
Esplanade Pier
E. Minko
P. Cook
L. Mearks
Soween
C. Harrop
C. Chapman
Vinal
N. Carpenter
Chapman
Bronett
Joon
World Unemployment Plea for Fraternal Cooperation
The Pope appeals for social and international unity to combat unemployment and economic gloom. He urges fraternal cooperation among peoples and criticizes Protestant propaganda in Italy defying the Latter Treaty terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred College of Cardinals
Turday
Ialy
Deadly Sydney gun attack shocks Canola Grove area
In Sydney at Canola Grove Hotel on Henderson Road a young man opened fire injuring John Edward Anounty a 74 year old railway worker as bystanders fled. Police arrested a suspect at Redfern station and Bell aged 25 of Exskinville was later charged with murder as detectives probe motive.
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Sydney
Canola Grore
Henderson Road
Alesse
Mirin
John Edward Anounty
Branding Street
Alexandre
Mfety
Fabien
Elése
Suung
Redfern
Aml
Rebull Bell
Exskinville
Dor
International cricket main causes abandonment and rain delays
A fragmented report details a second match halted by heavy rain with players including Toman, Griffiths, Barrow, Constantine, and Putman noted among dismissals and scores. It mentions West Indies tuning costs and a fourpence per gallon petrol tax yielding £400,000 yearly for the London General Omnibmes Company.
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Londo General Omaibes Company
Christmas Tree At Dindiloa Enjoys Children Gift Giving
The annual Christmas Tree event at Dindiloa drew 70 to 80 children who received gifts from Father Christmas at Gould's residence. After presents, treats, ice cream and cordial were served, with dancing into dawn. The Nabawa Cricket Club leads the premiership with six wins, one loss, and top form amid growing membership and strong junior involvement. Edgar Ricken notes four centuries and Cooper shows form with ball and field. Farming yields are mixed as harvest and carting proceed, with early crops returning poor prices.
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Dindiloa
May
Gould
Christmns
Mifnir
Ted
Nabawa Cricket Club
Jose
Edgars Ricken
Cooper
HOWATHARRA SCHOOL Father Christmas visit delights children
Last Saturday evening thirty-two Weight and happy children nineteen girls and thirteen boys at the State Rehool anxiously awaited Father Christmas who arrived with a bag of apples. He distributed the fruit and selected prizes from a Christmas tree inside the school. Earlier the teacher Mr Brace hid a jewel with a numbered ticket, the numbers corresponding to the prizes.
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Father Christmas
Priges
Brace
Hamden Jewel rhiMt
Corres
Community benefit dance aids village children
The article describes a village event with a children’s dance and supper at the school, prize books for elder pupils, and communal volunteer support. Teachers and families, including Mrs Bruce and Mrs Willesden, contributed meals, music, and organization. Nearby farmers report a real harvest season with crops fading, rainfall lighter, and rising rabbit numbers.
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Myx
Bruce
Hrace
Mesdames Bruce
Braidwood
Willen
Mins Willesden
Messrs Bruce
Harney McAuliffe
CROP PROSPECTS AT TENINDEWA REPORTED
A fragmentary note discusses slow wheat growth at Tenindewa with some hoping for finish before year end. The text mentions Mays and June scenarios, concerns over drought impact, and doubts about export prospects while Crane details are unclear. Continuous weather and planting conditions are observed as the article hints at broader crop difficulties.
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Jamal
Amin
Maysco
Coorow Waddy Forest Notes Festivities and Wheat Totals
At Coorow yard about 110000 bags of wheat were weighed in. MesSs I W Munt Lampard BR Rudluck and P T Morcombe completed operations. The Waddly Well Christmas tree was a success with similar gathering, toys distributed to children, dancing and a Christmas stocking won by Mr Whitbira of Couto.
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Te Coorow
I. W.munt
Lampard
BR. Rudluck
P.T. Morcombe
Xmas Hots
Eigjarzen
Aither
Herved
Danc i
Xmax
Mr. Whitbira
Couto
Northampton Races Weights at Northison Lundockes Ululs Meet
At a New Year event held by Northampton Lundockes Ululs, weights were listed for the First Division and various horses including New Year's Puree and Pawnie Little too We Mah. The field features mares and geldings with multiple entries like Ves Dine and Green Hille RA, with distances noted in furlongs and fractions.
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Northison Lundockes Ululs
Ewe
Green Hille
Exinaville
Miss Bamtalini
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Arnotts Rams Coffee Biscuits
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W.A.C.A
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Marine Terrace
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Perth
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E. F. Sander
Ring
Geraldton, Carpenter and Joiner
Banish
Tee Marine Tem i
Tt Pharmacy
Mingenew Police Court
Road Board
NEW Magazines
Geraldton” Swimming Club
E. Blake
P. Pickering
M. Davies
J. Hamehaw
V. Chayama
T. Allen FE
Blake
Herbert
Roe
A. Geegu
F. Pickering
W. Dawson
P. Herbert
Tasmania
West Indies
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Hubert
Tenny, Detaila
Tiers
Barrow
Constantine Bardrien
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Wtase Maares
Martin
Potal
District News
Nabawa
Howatharra School
Wiluna
Poppet Reals
Ube Wiluna
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Uglies
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H. G. Duncan
Barmek Street
Ernest H. Brede
Tenindewa
Coorow-Waddy Forest
Houstons
BAY Smokers
Irazors
the Marine Terrace Pharmacy
Tel
Northampton
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