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Newspaper
Goomalling Dowerin Mail
Location
Goomalling, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 16, 1912
Page
2
Convent of the Sacred Heart seeks information from readers. For details contact the Mother Superior at Prewatron Convent in Goomaling.
Auction notice for land and structures listing about 13 steeped peat domes, sheds, stables, and a water supply. Details mention 100 acres, price £8 with £10 deposit, cash reduction terms. Includes vague references to rail line, timber, and livestock facilities.
For Sale notice urges early purchase of a Reitaxt bintt brand item. The ad mentions Watelns and Mitchell Worthen as possibly involved sellers or brands and uses fragmented spellings.
The fragment lists auction goods including pigs 200, horses 49, carts and sundries under Watkin s Mitchell district agents Northam. Also notes the Northam Chess Club meeting at Mechanics Institute on Tuesday 16 at 5 pm. Additional items mention Vicki ng Whest superior to Bluestone and cash buyers seeking cottages and other goods with delivery terms.
Classified notice seeking a first-class room cottage at Northam area with corner position good outlook and fenced yard. Agent to provide full particulars. rental terms offered but subject to reasonable offer and immediate application.
The document lists Beverley Race Club events including Trial Stakes of 10 pounds and a half furlong, Mayor's Plate for local horses, Beverly Cup, Galloway Handicap, Publican's Purse, Plate, Hack Race, and details on nominations, acceptance, weights, and conditions. It notes the event is run under Western Australian turf club rules with deadlines in 1912 and specifies weights and penalties for winners.
The Union Football Club holds its annual meeting at the Grand Hotel this evening at eight o clock. Officers to be elected and general business on the agenda. All intending members are invited to attend.
A notice states a stray cow branded WO near the rib was found near Paddoos and a claim must be made promptly to avoid sale. If claimed before a deadline, the animal may be kept. otherwise costs and expenses will be recovered by GC and A MeWATERS of Cunderdin.
Irish Home Rule debate continues as the House of Commons passes a measure but faces stiff resistance in the Lords. The article notes Gladstone’s earlier attempts, the Liberal and Nationalist alignments, Ulster’s opposition, and the balance of power shifting toward parliamentary supremacy and local self government debates.
Agricultural Department pamphlet compiled by Wheat Commissioner Geo. Le. Sutton presents practical farming insights. Reports vaccination prosecutions at Noctham Police Court with fines, plus local business promotions at Fitzgerald Street Northam. Weather notes eastern districts warm days cool nights with thunderstorms and rain in goldfields. Koombana Relia event in Northam sees mayoral gathering and a committee to organize inquiries and sick-vine support.
The piece discusses Home Rule and fears of religious influence, arguing that Irish self determination could mirror historical revolutions. It notes population shifts, calls for effective measures, and critiques British policy while referencing labor and economic concerns. The prose briefly advertises goods and local events, including a Northam Chelsea club meeting and timber materials for coach building.
Personal friends of Miss Huddy of Goomalling report a serious illness requiring hospital care. Mrs Hammer and Mrs Mommer suffer illnesses, while Mrs Kent-Sming recovers at Northam Hospital. Mr W J Morgan retires after 30 years with the Northam Road Board. Northam Bowling Club bids farewell to Mr W K Potter ahead of his England trip aboard the RLS Moloie from Fremantle.
A Thursday Grenis Valley concert and dance to aid the Ball at Matabaine drew strong attendance. Lionel E B Smill chaired the event with a varied program featuring Miss Ivy Martin, Mrs. Rodak Verlivenen, and Miss Hetty Carter among others. the audience enjoyed overture numbers, vocal pieces, piano solos, and dance afterward. Organizers including P Cullen and the station committees thanked workers who coordinated the event and gate arrangements.
The fragmentary text discusses controversies within the ANA movement, Fremantle and Perth figures, and a satirical take on public opinion. It references the Sultan of Mocha joke, names various locals, and notes a freight of unrest tied to rule and governance debates. A railway accident near Northam is mentioned with injuries.
A chaotic report describes a civic reception plan for the Northam municipal council delegation. Confusion over who attends, who hosts, and whether representatives will be welcomed dominates the meeting with the Mayor, Town Clerk, and councilors facing absences and altered arrangements.
The council debate centers on perceived discourtesy toward NASN secretary Mr Smathors and questions whether the mayor’s arrangements for future reparation to be run by councillors would be effective. The piece notes absent officials and calls for a contingency chair to keep business orderly while stressing the need for a proper welcome at the 1912 conference.
The Pederst Football Club held its annual meeting at Sham Hotel Northam on June 5. Mr. W. J. Stewart chaired the meeting with deficits noted in the financial sheet. Officers elected included President G. Nishotion, Secretary YL FB Watkins, Treasurer SF Ay Pather, and committee members such as W. Nichoteau and T. Beswick. The captain and vice captain to be appointed by the management. Official practice set for Wednesdays.
A Lions club annual meeting is planned at a local hotel to elect officers and address general matters. General Luis Temes will preside, and all members are urged to attend.
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