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Newspaper
Goomalling Dowerin Mail
Location
Goomalling, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 29, 1913
Page
2
Fragmentary notice describes a four room dwelling with a large back yard, enclosed fruit trees and vines, a large stable, a cow shed, and a fowl house, with picket fencing. Names C F Maselunesh SackHer Northam appear as parties for participation in the action.
Public Notice announces nomination and campaign dates for the Electoral Division of Dampier. It details nomination periods, tolls and writ return, with instructions for filing by specific dates, and lists James Tortigan as Returning Officer. Also notes tax enforcement actions for unpaid tolls, goats, wheels and vehicles by the Town Clerk RT. Duence.
Strayen into my poultry’s near Wil kamon and Bay Gebting, the light harness horse was worked and may have expenses unpaid. If not reclaimed it will be sold to defray charges. James Morce.
The article discusses how campaigns across Australia aim to educate voters on national issues beyond state interests. It notes the National Treatment party network, the role of public meetings, and expected shifts in party strength during the federal election. It also covers railway contracts, regional progress, and poultry industry notes.
A large confirmation service at St John’s Church featured Bishop Riley’s visit and a sermon from Genesis 12. He announced confirmations for fourteen adults and eighteen youths and outlined Ascension day celebrations and parish events with assembly plans and charitable proceeds.
In New South Wales the Liberal chances hinge on Fremantle and South Australia while Western Australia risks a solitary loss. Federal contests loom with hopes to gain seats in Western Australia and Victoria. Labor and opposition prospects shift as candidates face tough margins and potential reallocations. GRO. O'CONNOR. Northam.
A pedestrian near Wellington Street is badly injured when struck by a moving tram. The incident prompts a prompt response from local authorities and ambulance services. Separately, the Agricultural Bank announces new regulations and compensation schemes linked to farm machinery purchases.
Cadet team from Teyterville left for the Commonwealth games in Sydney after a farewell by the Leederville team. A ceremonial sendoff highlighted the journey before the event on May date.
A notice announces a medical examination deadline at 3 p m Tuesday for cadets and officers listed by name. It notes absent persons face immediate actions by a superior officer and mentions cadet divisions including Brook, Nau, Bidwell, Chidiow, and others with ranks and stations.
Personal note reports Mr Patrick Ryan frail health but able to travel for a progress tour. Opening the Ratepayers Hall 6 Mat centre to commence in May with Mr Mabon and Mr McInerney involved. Clerk of Court Mr Northam was unable to attend due to illness but recovering.
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