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Newspaper
Goomalling Dowerin Mail
Location
Goomalling, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 05, 1913
Page
2
Fremantle wool sale at Dub Joety and Co. dated August 1 reports bids on sheepskins and hides with fluctuating prices. The issue includes notices on The Cygnet publication demand, local politics, and a memorial to George Thrownell with a plan for a public meeting at the Northam Town Hall.
The article lists prizewinners at Railway Institute and notes contributions by Mentames Cloheney Regan and a representative committee. It mentions racing lipster of The Usenet and references a forthcoming Natwedas racine at We Jou Vale with winners Tyruiencich Evlogia Plorabel Flavus Htule and Liat Chart.
The firm announces its annual stud stock sale at Hawkhurst scheduled for Thursday August 14. Stallions mares and geldings including Clydesdales Suffolk Punches and trotters will be offered. Also listed are farm mares and geldings hunters show horses sheep and pigs. The notice notes the death of Walter tickles mare Nand aged about sixty and the upcoming court appearance of a local defendant. Details refer to deposits and employment relations linked to Mr Mert Morgan at Katrine. The jury finds death by natural causes per medical report.
A Saturday lawn tennis fixture between local clubs produced tight singles and doubles battles. Notable results include Jowitue and Fuse Ark Ni Maro, with Greenwoood and Humble leading for their sides. Timperley and Miss M Tubbs won 6 1 while St Johns edged Prevbyterians in sets.
St John s and May Reserve squads prepared for a continuation of matches but scheduling shifts due to stock prizes. The St John s courts will host the games with listed players from both teams set to compete on Saturday afternoon.
Northam golfers competed for a trophy donated by Mr CB Douglas. G M Dempster led from scratch, finishing 4 up to win the trophy. The report lists the scores of the participants.
The championship opener Saturday saw Harkness defeat Forbes four and three while Wells routed Douglas five and three.
Amusements include performances at Wallace Theatre and Palace Theatre this weekend. The American Boys are appearing at both venues on Saturday and Monday with shows promising entertainment and musical variety for local patrons.
In a heated debate the Minister for Lands condemns Mr George Mitchell as an aggressive opponent, attacking agricultural and railway projects in the North West. He accuses opponents of misrepresentation while defending government stall schemes and price controls, claiming measures aid small growers despite criticism of costs and execution.
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