Appeal Schedule Set For Cunderdin Board Hearing
Road District Act 1919 Division 5 appeals to be heard at the Board's Office Cunderdin on the February date specified for special appeals against variations in the Rate Book for the year. No appeal will be entertained without prior payment of the Kavenment Note as required by section 245 subsection 3.
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Cunderdin
A. Watts & Co
Weday
Shaw
Chidlow Street
Jotick
IN Council
Valantions
Cadaing
Rady
Northam
Farm Sale Listing At Jennapallia Hall Feb 24
On the farm near Jennapallia Hall a sale is announced for Friday February 24 featuring sixteen horses, three cows and one calf as well as farm workers and mixed livestock including sheep.
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Jennapallia Hall
Liverstoake
Dowerin Recreation Grounds Sports Day Schedule
Ongoing events start at 11 am with horse races including handicaps at various yards and prize money. The program lists prizes for each race, post entries, and details on admission, with side shows, a ball in Dowerin Hall, and an open air picture show. Special trains available Friday March 17 with James McKinley as secretary.
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Doverin Hall
Toe
Sporta Commit Dowerin
Benenbbin
Nangarin
Northam
Premier Mitchell seeks to broker Australian land rush with Britain
Western Australia's Premier sails to England to persuade the Imperial Government that the state can absorb hundreds of thousands of surplus Britons. He argues millions of acres remain undeveloped yet expensive to settle, but with assistance the state can offer employment to a large immigrant flow and transform the economy.
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James Mitchell
Western Australia
England
Nea
Australia
James
Western Australia North opens for settlers and capital
The article argues for moving unemployed to Western Australia and settling up to 25,000 immigrants at about 750 pounds each to develop the North West. It highlights Sir James Mitchell and Geo. W. Miles traveling to England to secure funds, the area’s rich mineral and tropical agriculture potential, water conservation needs, and the necessity of a railway to unlock a wealth-filled, sparsely populated region.
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Nor-West
Education
James Mitchell
England
Colebatch
Weller
Coongan
DeGrey
Car
Fitzroy
Kumberleys
Australia
Miles
London
Western Australia
Coppin
Yarri
Yark Station
Geraldton
Port Hedland
Broome
Derby
Wyndham
Carnarvon
Onslow
Rocbourne
Peace in Ireland and reform schemes dominate distant news
A century of vendetta in Ireland is described as ended but violence remains daily with headlines such as Inspector shot dead and Belfast disorders. The text contrasts fragile reconciliation with renewed strife while noting Queensland Government land settlement plans and railway development. Sir James Mitchell’s mission to England inspires similar Western Australian ventures. Royal Show ticket hikes to 2d spark local debate in Perth.
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England
Ireland
Thhough
Erin
de Valers
Fea
Britain
Reland
Ulster
Belfast
Queensland
Perth
Percy Robinson
Wester Australia
Robin
Costs and safety at sea stir North West voters caution
Local readers debate affordable entertainment charges and wage strains as a man with a large family objects to two shillings for himself and wife and one shilling per child. They urge support for exemptions to navigation rules and warn of hardships if Singapore boats are removed. Pearling downturn hits Broome, bankruptcy cited. calls grow to replace older vessels with modern ships to boost coastal trade.
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Nis Atward
Mr. Robinson
W.A. Branch
Federated 'S Union
Singapore
Nor’-West Coast
Geraldton
Tasmania
Appleton
Melbourne Harbour Trust
Broome
Perth
M.O.P
Wyndham
White Elephant
Bambra
Fremantle
Wynnham
Tropics
Nor’-West
Government to scrap state shipping and cut defence costs
The article outlines anticipated retrenchment in the Defence Department with plans to abandon training camps, close ammunition factories, cancel a £20,000 clothing contract, and partially abandon compulsory training, aiming to save about £150,000. It argues a fortnight of constant training could be more effective than two years under current plans.
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Defence Department
Perth News Notes From Local World and General Affairs
Local items report Sir James Mitchell’s campaign and a projected second Western Australia wheat harvest near 14 million bushels, with a shortfall. Resignation of Rev J Shaw from Pons’ Presbyterian Church and his March departure to Victoria. Fire concerns, heat, and crop losses attributed to railway factors, plus a note on a public theater showing and a stray goats regulation plan. Northam school classes and weather details follow, with a Continentals event for the Stricken Europe Fund and a vivid bicycle accident anecdote.
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J. Shaw
Victoria
Shaw
Pons
Railway near-miss and mining strikes dominate town news
A near hit on a railway line shocks spectators as a youth dives aside at the last moment. Meanwhile wage strikes threaten copper mine closures with wages totaling 1,250,000. Federal Minister Foster visits Canberra praising a planned beautified city. In other items a bee nest robbery ends with a救救 doctor saving a life after a bee sting and attempted poisoning.
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Moonta Ogy
Mr. Foster
Bse Bean
Canberra
Canberr
Coump
Commonwealth
Correspondence on Local Footpaths Draws Reader Remarks
A letter to the editor from ANOTHER RATEPAVER complains about long standing bad footpaths. The writer recalls years of side stepping and dodging holes and chasms, noting the unlevel sections and suggesting no change is needed because residents have learned to navigate them.
Anglican Church News Harvest Events at Goomalling and More
The Ven Archdeacon Moore visits Goomalling to open a bazaar for St Pauls and to preach at Harvest Festival services in Goomalling and Quelquelling. Miss Linda Wilkersons wedding honored by Girl's Friendly Society social on February 27. A Parish Hall dance on February 28 funds Diocesan Central Fund. St Johns Church maintains usual service hours and a 7:40 am service mentioned. Harvest Festival planned at Jennapullen with a social and dance on the est day in the Jennapullen Agricultural Hall.
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Archdeacon Moore
Goomalling
St Paul's Arch
Quelquelling
R. J
Linda Wilkerson
Tuestay
St. John’s Church
Jennapullen
Church Notices for St John’s Church 1922 Schedule
Church notices from St John’s Church outline Sexagesima Sunday through February 1922. Times listed include morning Holy Communion and other services. Text fragmentary with garbled names and locations.
Methodist Church Northam Service At 10 A M
The Northam Methodist Church announces a 10 a.m. service conducted by Rev. F. R. French with the Junior and Senior Society also meeting.
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A.m
E. Society
Hiam
Service
F. R French
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