Northam Belgians Fundraiser Sets Town Aglow
The Northam carnival fundraiser raises £ for Belgian relief as townspeople applaud the effort led by Mrs Lionel Throwell and Dr. Rockett. Local leaders praise the response, highlight olive oil and jam ideas, and stress the community’s resilience amid harvest hardships. The event also celebrates the Boy Scouts and local development projects, including the Mullewa railway line and broader town growth.
Opening of the Patach Theatre Fair Draws Crowds and Praise
The Patach Theatre Fair opens with a grand ceremony led by Rev A I Marshall and Sir Harry Baryon, drawing praise for its decor, lighting, and orchestration. Volunteers and stallholders, including A W Byfield and J W Purslowe, coordinate dining, entertainment, and ticketing as money pours in and nightly crowds grow.
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I. Marshall
Roskert
Harry Baryon
Ely
Hyigland Evianpe
Albert
Jessen
Harry
Tontmaies
Sese
A.W. Byfield
Palace Theatre
Visit of the Governor to Northam for the Fair
His Excellency Sir Barry Barron arrived by train with Major Wilkinson for Northam’s Fair visit. The governor reviewed the Light Horse, met Private McMahon the Civilian Veteran, and heard civic welcomes in the Town Hall. The Mayor and citizens extended a hearty greeting and invited him to the Show, though earlier engagements and war-related duties limited attendance.
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Northam
Cappla
Cnerall
Ithe Newhart Ress Board
HL Willing
Willing
Weferrival
S$. Solomon
Northat
J T. Reilly
Mullewa
Bern
York
George Throwell
Uccasion
Barry Barron
Tix
Major Wilkinson
C. J. Bernard
Municipal Cone
H. P. Colebatch
Harry Barron
Harry
Novilane
Afternoon Visits and Prizes By the Governor
The Governor toured Stito School with Sir Harry Barron, rewarding top pupils with Governor’s prizes. A choir sang God Save the King before a motor tour to Newcastle road and Crownsme, then a banquet where Northam Club members greeted His Excellency and Dr. Rockete hosted dinner. Winners included R. Tarte Day, Keith Mclaren, Carrie Karnes, and Mherw Harrewon.
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Clay Hotel
Inneh
Stito School
Harry Barron
Harry
J. H. Hatfield
Onoen Victoria
King George
West Northar
God Save the King
Newcastle Road
Ciutswwne
Lael
Trish Town
Vititore
Northam Club
Harey Tarron
Rockete
Cin
Central School
Cryer Hays
R. Tarte Day
Keith Mclaren
Uppoe Sitely
Carrie Karnes
Mherw Harrewon
The Prize Stall Drawing and Voting Totals
A torn item reports an award for the prize stall with details on how votes were counted. It notes a penny per vote and various figures including amounts in pounds and pence, with mentions of participants from Great Britain and other nations and total receipts at the door across specified sessions.
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Japan
Proceeds and prizes of Melbourne Eight Hours Fair
The fair’s gross proceeds are not fixed but expected to exceed initial hopes with receipts likely around £ 620 plus door takings. An auction will be held Saturday at 3 30 pm to boost totals toward £ 500. The 39th annual Eight Hours demonstration funds public hospitals in Australia with about £ 2000 distributed yearly. Tickets cost cash and are available via the event or representative Theo W Heide at 163 Flinders Lane, Melbourne.
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Northam
Na Dar
Fife
Evin
Esspord
Spey
Belgium
Lionel Throwell
Rockett
Tistwight
Bund
IC. McKinnell
Peta
Wween
Satvediyaltorrean
Bry
Orgaci«N
Australia
Theo. W. Heide
Flindere Lane
Melbourne
Mysterious Notes Echo a Prisoner Tale in War Enigma
Fragmentary OCR reveals a chaotic historical scene with a French soldier and sergeant, a brigadier, and a prisoner amid a pursuit. The text references a talk of guns, hounds, and defense lines, hinting at a wartime interrogation or capture. The piece reads like a period dialogue with misread names and misordered phrases.
Dalgetys & Co market report on sheep skins and wool
Market reports from Dalgetys & Co Ltd at Fremantle describe the weekly sale of sheepskins hides and wool. Prices eased for many items due to heavier supplies arriving. finer wools and dyed goods showed softer demand while hides remained steady.
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Messrs
Dalgety and Co., Ltd
Port
Wool and Produce Exchange
Davety's
Fremante
Sheveins—Broters
London
Inc
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