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Newspaper
Goomalling Dowerin Mail
Location
Goomalling, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 09, 1912
Page
3
A Sunday meeting in Goomalling, led by Mr J T Donovan, supported Home Rule for Ireland. Speakers attacked British policy, urged local self government, and praised the Irish cause while noting strong local backing and a community gathering at the Mechanic's Institute. The event featured music, speeches, and a reception for Mr Donovan, with plans announced for a Mechanics Institute event Friday seeking wider community turnout.
Fragmented weather report from Newcarnie noting stable conditions aiding crop growth. Mentions near forty inches of rain and agricultural prep progress, but many words are garbled.
The accident occurred near Jemnecunbine and Yarra mony in the early hours. Miss Kathleen Bourke, passenger in Patrie's Sourke vehicle, was thrown from the car and severely injured. She received cuts and a concussion suspected, with medical attention from Dr. Rockett. Other occupants escaped serious harm and the horse continued along the road before veering off at a gate. Local crowd and a charity ball at Jennapuilen followed the incident.
The Northam Agricultural Society hosts a stock parade at the Northam Show Grounds on Wednesday. Prize lists include Hunter, Pony, Open Hunter, Handicap Trot, Ladys Hack, Boys Pony. Entries require veterinary certification and entries to Messrs Hitler Shenton and Co for examination. stock must meet royal showing standards.
Report of lawn tennis matches at May Reserve on Wesy afternoon detailing doubles and singles results. Notable pairings included Richanison with Fatmeades and Triscott with Stevens, with Wesley contributors Garritty and Davey achieving strong performances. Final totals show May Reserve 4 sets 17 games, Wesley 2 sets 24 games.
In Kellerberrin the Namgesion people await action on a council proposal to open a road or cycle route to ease pedestrian traffic. Officials met with Mr Crevwill the engineer but time constraints prevented a full approach to the Commissioner. Representatives pressed for immediate pedestrian traffic accommodations and study of the route'.s traffic impact.
An energetic committee organized a two day bazaar to raise funds for the church at Jennapallis. The event featured stalls, raffles, dancing, live music by the Bohemian Orchestra, and prizes. Votes on the most popular stall went to Jennapinni town with close competition. proceeds aimed to reach £100 for church construction.
Members of May Hteser'e Termin City meet at Mechanion Institute. Annual report shows after widow tax and expenses a credit balance of about £8. Membership doubled due to interest in six store and youth tournaments. Officers elected include W. G. Lunn president and J. Tt captain. Annual Tenn vals set for September 5 at Paris Hall. Committee appointed with Messrs Mowat Steves Williams Mumble Richardson Teiscott Bostuth and the secretary.
A damaged OCR shows multiple street addresses and lot prices for properties in areas including Notion Street Murhy Han and Newcnsby Road. For example lots on Gardner Street and Wellington areas list prices from £8 to £70 with several small lots in the £12–£35 range. Other entries include a 4 room house at £370 and a larger property totals around £1,490 with terms described as easy and monthly.
A listing shows numerous city lots with prices from £6 to £150 and several brick houses outlined with locations on Hampton Street Wellworth Street and Chidlow Street. The year 1880 appears with references to Morby Mill and Porties ferm brick. property descriptions note two blocks of tend, modern amenities, and rental potential.
The annual Kalgoorlie racing meetings open Saturday with over 220 horses entered. Notable bets center on Lowhors gelding and The Royal Frac as equal favorites in the Kalgoorlie Cup, while various owners report large earnings and rising statistics across multiple weights and events.
The Ninth anniversary celebration of the Young Women's Christian Association took place in the 3 W C A Hall on Monday evening. Members wore white dresses with orange and white badges, guests arrived despite the cold, and a tasteful decor set a welcoming tone. The choir and instrumentalists performed while Rev A J Marshall chaired. the secretary’s report praised the year’s work and the treasurer’s report showed credit. The president Miss Indies spoke on the association’s aims and hospital choir efforts, Mrs Tutton offered warm remarks, and a vote of thanks to Rev Marshall concluded the event.
OCR fragment reports a golf event with competitors and a best player likely to advance. The text is garbled but hints at ongoing play and a decisive factor for remaining in the competition. No clear names, dates, or locations could be confirmed from the fragment.
Opaque and garbled text fragment appears to reference a sports or local event with names and places but lacks readable facts or clear structure. No verifiable entities or outcome can be determined from the garbled content.
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