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Newspaper
Goomalling Dowerin Mail
Location
Goomalling, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Feb 09, 1912
Page
2
Convent of the Sacred Heart presents a thurding day school run by professed nuns offering thorough Christian education and English studies. The course prepares students for university entrance and musical exams, with links to Trinity College. enrollment begins February 5.
Disjointed OCR text recalls soldiers, riots, and public unrest in Brisbane and Kalgoorlie, comparing 19th century disturbances to recent tensions. It mentions volunteers, military forces, and a ferment of political activity, with references to figures and parties shaping colonial responses.
Employers must provide immigrant labor at the specified underminiions place rather than the immigration department. The notice lists the Government Labor Bureau Albany branch and names James Longmore Superintendent and David Winton as officials. Applicants directed to Northam Motel for engagement.
An article fragment discusses defence policy debates in Australia and reactions to strikes, then moves to religious services across several towns. It notes events at Sea town St Josephs and Northam churches, with sermons, assemblies, and community activities, including a charity evening and musical program.
Current Happenings reports on courtesy to promoters, invites, and reporting norms. It mentions twenty cases at the Nor Hospital, a town hall concert with tickets and program details, and a bankruptcy notice for George Veetch with court date forthcoming.
Death of Joe Luk Hannagan announced with funeral details and Roman Catholic burial in a local cemetery. The obituary lists numerous relatives and mourners from the Hannagan and associated families, with services held at a nearby church and interment at the neighborhood cemetery.
Reports from Adelaide describe tense pre election debates amid Liberal and Labor clashes. Observers note Libs seek majority to counter Labor plans, while Conservatives warn of gerrymandering and state-wide mobilization ahead of polling day.
Dr Ho T. Milner convened a public meeting at the Rail way Institute on a Wednesday night to discuss new grade standards for the West Northam State school. The session addressed central school concerns, attendance, and the need for formal support to aid transmission of improvements to other towns.
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