Dow erin Ver loss and Valedictory Evening Notes
Dowerin notes a valedictory speech by AL Nicholson and a toast list at a community gathering. Local residents, farmers, and businesspeople praised contributions, with A.R. Moseley delivering a humorous toast and the singing of Auld Lang Syne closing the event. The Tennis Club's annual ball is announced for April 1, inviting social participation and fundraising efforts.
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Vm Dvidoy
Walia
APMC
AL Nicholeon
Lisuiagaviteber
Useelvaiky
Ecyrea
Fegert
Boeing
Anch
Wchglaon
Prop
Med
de Martie
Amd
D. A. Lacaprolis
Hillips
Y. Noeen
Williams
Newfol
Chaindan
Aire W. Ge Shandlund
Dawerin
E A. Moseley
Pentroath
Wolf Norris
Taylor
Chilli
Duke Hirt
C. H. Nicholson
Goomalling Opens New Courts With Dance Event
On Wednesday August 9 ten new courts at the Recreation Ground will open in Goomalling. After the official opening, the courts will be used for their intended purpose. A dance at the Mechanics' Institute will celebrate the opening and support funds for the project. Mr Tihemans visit promises enthusiasm for both events.
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Una Hoomalling
Oni
Mechanics’ Institute
Tihman
Cunderdin social and dance evening praised by locals
A lively Cunderdin gathering featured songs and recitations led by Mrs Disher Misses Watie and others with performances by Messrs Hird Mullaney and Gunning. Refreshments were provided by the committee ladies while the pianist Mr Wilmans played and Mr Daniela acted as MC until 2.40 am.
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Wilmans
Daniela Sted Oo
Co-Operation and Cornsacks Raise Questions in 1890s Farm Talks
In a fragmented appeal, a local Farmers and Settlers' Association debate on corn sacks and cooperative supply at 1/0 per Mogens. Members boast of savings while critics question real benefits, noting executive costs and working expenses. B. Goomalling signs off with dated ABNER notice.
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Veten
Cormanake
Amociation
Sprand Lienema Byrowdewet
Wwe
Pheanne
Bom
Secresacio
Ministers to Visit Northam for Saturday Fixtures
The Premier and his Ministry will visit Northam on Saturday responding to the Mayor C L Bernard’s invitation. Ministers Seaddan Bath Johnson Collier travel from Perth by car and are expected to arrive around 10 30 am. A civic reception is planned at Towns Wall from 3 30 to 5 pm with Indies invited.
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C. L. Bernard
Seaddan
Public Worty
Ite
W. D. Rohnson
Lauda
Agriculture
HH. Bath
Perth
Northam Mb Gut
Produce Market Chaff Controversy Sparks Bunbury Complaint
A Bunbury official protests a local produce market dispute over chaff handling. The complaint cites unanswered questions about tagging, storage, and vendor responsibilities, seeking clarity from market authorities and adherence to regulations.
Wanderers and Goomalling clash ends with Goomalling win by 17
Eastern districts notes report a football match between Wanderers and Goomalling played on Saturday at Goomalling. Goomalling won by 17 points, Wanderers missing Slater Coomer and White. Best players for Wanderers included Green Sloggett and J Lockyer, for Goomalling Smith Bees and Cooper. Next game set for August at Dowerin.
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Wanderers
Goomalling
Slater
Coomer
White
Cooper
Chester
Clarks
Cathie
Coyle
Vans
Germma
Johnson
King
Lord
McDonald
Fratt
Smith
Studson
Wilkins
Woolhouse
Coomaligg
Carey
Peulhuse
Fielding
Glass
Gordon
Holland
Hills
Lockyer
Monger
Murity
Tsinteds Rowe
Abe
Willinas
Taucvaes Bi
Pointe
Green
Sloggett
J. Lockyer
Dowerin
Eastern Districts Association
Proportional Representation Meeting Held in Northam
A Monday evening session in the Northam Town Hall supper room, attended by about thirty, featured discussion on proportional representation. Speakers explained systems used in Tasmania and France, and noted adoption by Western Australia parties and New South Wales Country Party. A mock election contrasted Commonwealth and state methods, prompting formation of a provisional Proportional Representation Society branch in Northam with officers elected.
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Bunbury
AL Press
Uby
Iesa
Immoneuhbine
Grass Valley
Genes Valley
Metropolia
Grnes Vallee
Jeanscutyhine
Woogsmins
Micklletoo
Richardson
Chaif Andrey
Bay
F Amondson
Yarra
Triscott and Geldard
Cartn
Kslmondson
Chaif
Pavey
Ra. Martet
Leact
Stenda
Noy
Wny
Coop
Northam Town Hall
Minrshall
Northam
Am.a
Douglas Gawler
Mll.c
Proportion- Mt Representation Society
Frank Davis
MLLC
H. J. Colstiateh
W.L.C
W.L.C., Imtive Abecocs of Meyers Gawler
Davis
Tasmania
France
Commonwealth
W.A
Country Party
New South Wales
England
House of Commons
Liberal
J. Coffey
Jolly
Beanch
Proportional Representation Society
Mar Hall
Hunter
Comey Aml
Bnet Arabs Ing
Lawn Tenns First Pennant Fixture May Reserve v Wesley
Fragmentary sports note describes an upcoming tennis fixture titled May Reserve versus Wesley. The garbled text references May Reserve clubs and a prior engagement with a win hinted, but specifics and results are unclear.
Tennis results and pennant fixture update
Singles results list: Idediton beat Davey 6 0 Triscott fest to Cara 4 Richardson beat Ray 0 Geldant beat Edmondeon 6 1. Doubles: Dempster and Hawcock beat Mines dag and Stewart 7 0, Watts and Not tuys 6 4. Miss Slempster beat Mire Watts 6 0. Mrs Hancock beat Miss Nottage 6 0. Totals May Reserve 8 sets 43 games. Grand Totals May Reserve 14 sets 91 games. Wesley 0 sets 25 games. ST JOHN S v TRE SPYTERIANS pennant fixture tomorrow afternoon St John s club teams listed with players James Timperley Minson Hubble Love Mumble Lescol O Donoghue board 2.30 p.m.
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Iddieton
Davey
Ladkisa
W. P. Dempster
Mre
Dag
Stewart
Watts
Dempater
Mise
Rickey
Nottage
St. John's
Frosty Isolane
St John’s
Bt. John's
James Timperley
Minson
Hubble
Mesers
Love
Mumble
Lescol
O'Donoghue
Jennacabbine Race Club Annual Meeting Notes
The shore s annual meeting drew a large attendance with Mr J Th Larsen presiding. Secretary Mrs Aery Glass reported strong progress and land purchase from Mr Ryan. Committee members and officers were reelected, and plans to seek racing dates for February to April 1914 and a possible October race were approved.
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J. Th. Larsen
Aery
Glass
Ryan
Glin
Thn
J T. Faceen
Mewes Ft
Lawler
My ‘Tyndall
Mewar
Kelwoedes
He Larsen
V. Bowen
Th. Leeson
EDRA
Golf match set after Perth players blocked from Northam
Captain T Markie of the Ner-Hull Golf Club learned that Perth players could not arrive due to a momentary embargo. The committee then arranged a trophy competition funded by Mr Douglas to be played at Northam. The item mentions Woods' Great Fappsmint Care and other health lines.
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T. Markie
Ner- Hull Golf Club
Perth
Une
Northam
Douglne
Wesley 1ub Somtal Birthday Fundraiser Event
A Wednesday night party at Wesley Tunis Hub raised funds for a local welfare effort. Attendees contributed a halfpenny per year of age, with a photograph competition featuring images of residents. Prizes encouraged industry and art as a light program entertained guests.
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Wesley
Tunis
Henall
Wien
Jenoh
Ventle
Ford
Babes
Turing
Mieser E. Stewart
Williams
Byfield
Collins
Kennedy the Drapers in Australian Hurdle Acceptances
The following are the acceptances for the Australian Hurdle Race to be run at Caulfield tomorrow. The race is three miles and a half for horses aged four years and upwards, with Jew 92 yards.
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Caulfield
Mounting Handicap Nominations for Northam Trotting Meet
Nominations close at Northam Stock Yar al for the Mandicap event to be run on Wednesday. Handicaps framed by Moser W S Smith and LR Oldham list Bell Mortlock Miss Mitchcock Bachelor Waratah Frite and others. The winner of any handicap after declaration will be rehandicapped.
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Federal
Union
Taft Northam Ground
Northam
Werthesty
Moser
W. 8. Smith
LR Oldham
A. G Loten
Bell
BR. John
Mortlock
P. Hancock
Miss Mitchcock
Dennis’ Binder
H. G. Withnell
Bachelor W. Roediger
Waratah T
Trinkley
Frite
Woods Great Peppermint Cure Ad in Northam Courier
An old advertisement urges readers to buy Woods Great Peppermint Cure from multiple Northam and nearby stores. It promotes a nightly outing phrase and lists several local merchants and newsagents including Smith’s Night Out and various street addresses. The copy emphasizes bronchial cough relief and local distribution points.
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Reo Sar
Fitagerald-st. Walken's Box Book Ook
Fitagerald Street
Northams
Labdi Bros
Doan's Ointment Praised for Skin Troubles
A reader endorses Doan's Ointment as effective for stubborn rashes and skin irritations. Mr W Lyve, a ball merchant, reports long-lasting relief after trying many remedies, noting no return of rash since using the product. The advertisement urges readers to purchase from chemists or stores, warning to ensure DOAN's is bought.
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Miveryuody
Mr. W. Lyve
Lyon
Doan
Mucray Street
Perth
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Ork
Toodyay
Central Districts Association
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Golebateh
Apd
May
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Leeming
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Mire
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Miss Nottage
Demupater
Mies Rickay
May Teserve
May Reserve
ST. John's v
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GOLF
UB Somtal
Kennedy Bros’ Sale
Finlay
Wigan
Sein
Thia
Moreen
Vorerskirte
Kennedy
the Drapers
STOCK
Farade Handic
The
Northam Courier
Henry Wills & Co
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Plesse
Henry Wills and Co
Henry
Wills & CO
Linder
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Siler
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