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Newspaper
Goomalling Dowerin Mail
Location
Goomalling, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 06, 1915
Page
2
Creditors of AWLP Building Perth, through Industries Assistance Act 1915, have until late August to file duplicate claims marked Claims against Surplus Proceeds. C. G. Morris chairs the Industries Assistance Board.
The notice announces events at the Government Savings Bank and Swalay School anniversaries. It highlights a Third Grand Concert with vocal and instrumental performances and a special Young People’s Service. It notes a move of a bank branch to Government Lands Department Building and mentions mail conveyance tenders and a Red Cross arrangement.
The Municipality of Northam invites applications for leases of common lands. Interested parties may apply to the town clerk at Northam Chamber, addressing the terms and conditions. Proceedings begin this month with several parcels offered to willing bidders.
Royal Chatton a six year old imported from New Zealand by the late Donald McLean is described as a fine two year old with 16 hands and silky coat. He is listed with show wins at Wallace Island Gore and Thorn with sire Royal Derby Go Sims and dam Hess by Nino's Emperor. The advert notes his origin, breeding, and association with Race View Farm NZSB.
An old newspaper snippet advertises a maternity home on Wellington Street Northam. Nurse Leonard is listed as a certified registered midwife offering superior accommodation and outdoor case attendance with moderate charges. The entry appears dated Friday August 46 115.
A jumble of notices from Northam reports a telegraph from Adelaide about a death at Mogamite Digedandes and a weekly Workers Rediveational Association meeting at the Merbauies Institute with Mr Chitts reading. Other items include the Royal Parade horse awards, a stolen new horse, a police search, and a town society program at the Mechanics Building with charity fund appeals and a combined rehearsal scheduled for Wednesday night.
A garbled 19th century style notice outlines the life and death of Gil Gil, with mentions of Beverley roads, trustees, and civic roles. It references Wey Dutaee and Noriam, Portation and Tosty Bowley, plus local organizations like the Beverly route and Heverley Vrnet. The piece hints at public interest, court matters, and a long life of public service, but the exact events are obscured by OCR errors.
The Nor Wetsami council met to consider land surveys and a two year term for a committee member. Discussion covered land valuation, revenue potential, and a plan to survey blocks, with work to begin after weeks of deliberation and legal considerations.
Fragmentary notes describe a Mount Marshall area meeting on railway issues and local representatives. The text mentions dates, figures, and places with scattered references to residents, committees, and regional names, indicating a community discussion on transport and development.
Northam Choral Society announces its third grand concert at the Town Mall Thursday evening. The choir, about fifty voices strong, will be accompanied by a large instrumental group and feature a program of choral pieces. Admission is 20 cents with seats available by purchase at the door. proceeds support the society and local Institute Buildings.
A deputation from Touilyay, led by Mc. A. N. Viesse, pressed for a railway siding at Buckley's townsite on the Mount Marshall line for settler convenience. Ministers indicated potential approval if a townsite were secured, but no formal decision had been made.
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