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Newspaper
Goomalling Dowerin Mail
Location
Goomalling, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 27, 1912
Page
3
The Meckering column reports on season events at Union Bank, a skating festival in September, and a billiards draw. It notes cricket practice, tennis dance, and social events with community figures and local clubs listed, including dates and activities, reflecting a bustling regional schedule.
In a wartime style record, discussions cover railway liens and construction delays, a government stance on water supply, and weather impacts. The report notes plans for railway development and timbering of walls, with reference to a 29 move month and related public works.
A detailed wedding notice records the ceremony at Mees Two Liuren with detailed descriptions of the bride and bridesmaids, costumes, and family attendees. The event featured notable participants including the groom John Hill, best man Harry Lukins, and ushers. guests numbered around one hundred, with lavish decor of white lawn, wattle blossom, and a yellow rose theme.
The document catalogs multiple lots with descriptions and estimated values across locations and properties. It mentions prices such as 250, 128, and 800 along with parcels like Lot 4 and Amenity districts. The text references real estate and property transfers, including land, streets, and buildings, in a formal sale context. The exact parties and locations are partially garbled but indicate a legal notice of property dispositions and bids.
Auction notices list numerous lots with prices across streets such as Bungoyre, Fitzgerald, Huntington, Lawley, Wellimtom, Lula Bowling Green, and Forest Street. Details include individual and paired lot prices, with totals like £35 for two and £180 for combined parcels, plus rent terms and payment notes.
The article recalls a wedding scene with refreshment display of white and pink roses and violas. The bridal party’s toasts occurred amid showers of confetti and rose leaves as the couple departed for their honeymoon. The bride wore a pale gray crepe de chine frock with a draped skirt and crystal accents. Mr and Mrs Lukis recently returned to their home in Northam after a stay in Wooday.
Edward Coates, son of John Coates, of Clackline, died Sunday morning from pneumonia. He lived in the district all his life and was laid to rest at a funeral conducted by Reverend H Haguner. The service was attended by family, friends, and many neighbors.
The Moya Agricultural Society validates a series of regional shows across Western Australia. Listed are numerous organizers with scheduled days in October and November, including Geraldton, Boracley, Swans-Laweoees, Lerth Boyat, Tinyolly, Tinalyny, Williams, Kelmacatt, Wade, Wandering, Foubellup, Norroxia, Kalancing, Cannigg, Gnuwwagerup, Murray, Yocury, Ardgetuws, and others with specific weekday and date placements through October 1 to November 13 and beyond.
An Australian writer details a journey through Russia focusing on agriculture and wheat, noting vast fields and peasant life. The letter discusses travel to major cities, economic conditions, and attitudes toward empire and industry, with reflections on security, development, and the impact of travel on perceptions.
A notice from Registrar D W Wilson corrects details on A B Stewart’s registration for veterinary practice under the Veterinary Act. The approved five year term spans to December 1911, with conditions about examination and suitability clarified to avoid misleading readers.
The report notes August rainfall at Northam totaling 52 pts with 41 inches in the August group and a nearly two inch shortfall with five days left in the month. A seven month rainfall table details totals, including March and August values, and the year’s overall distribution.
Theoretical examination results for the Trinity College of Music held at St Joseph’s Convent show honors and silver medals across multiple classes. Names include Florence McKay, Gyndolyne McCaron, Bana Ray, Mary Grave, Ruby Ferguson, Mabel Sullivan, Cecilia Dyer, and many others. Entries for the December exam will be posted at St Joseph’s Convent on September 16 at o’clock.
In a Division semi final, Toodyay defeated Federals 7.8 (43) to 5.5 (35) amid wet conditions. Key contributors included Robinson and Nichols for Toodyay and Minsie, Easton, Parsons, Waves and the Nicholson brothers for Federals, with controversy over calls and notable plays shaping the scoreline.
The Wanderers and Goomalling meet at Goomalling Recreation Ground on Saturday. Both sides plan to field their best teams with players including Carag Kowkyee Bullock Dison Daswuey Crwtme Munger and Murphy Tatton Chifod Mellewry Fuller Dore She anal Luke. Other listed players include Wynn Gevan Welsh Cigeke Stuchon Wy Rowli Cathie Cimate and Feanesseo.
A reader readable fragment describes Convent Schools match details with captain Nor than Lavells and players Cody Seii Dohertys Valmey Downey Linke Wilbeury Daily among listed names. The report notes a coach and lineup formation with reference to a north an team and a score note.
The report describes Savorday events with preparatory lines about Bre Aniautly and Nopthom players, and notes a match against bor try players held Sunday. Details are garbled. the outcome is unclear though indicated as under.
The Lees Hytersn gnd St John's club will meet with visitors from St John's elvie to discuss the upcoming game on the lulee courte. The program lists Messry Ruchurile, Marshall, Vivonsh, Morrell, Welly, Mingow, Aor t Wiemyterians, and Messrg Neave, O'Halliran, Murrail, Geeenworst, Mosiunvet, Beimieadée, Sn Giregur, and Nunweek as participants in the event.
North Lolo Club travels to East Southam Rearw for a polo match in a misread OCR fragment. The text is garbled and partially unreadable but indicates a polo event involving the North Lolo Club.
West's Putliers presented by Mr Firskine of West'n Pictures. The show featured a program with Smita ty Nur Thai and a partner act. MM. Meerrick will operate the event in the town Monday night.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Palace Pictures at Maladie Trewtis with an opportunity related to Weurine sw ptendfie srasmime of slekurone. It references permern tranny and a line about The Hobe Sean mors lovers and an Australian L Hairette. The text is garbled with missing names and places.
An advertisement from Mr Chas Moemarm Fronmuntle notes a long standing Australian product tied to sport merit and health claims. It cites trial uses, endorsements, and farmer confidence in a tonic or remedy with aims to improve vitality and animal health.
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