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Newspaper
Goomalling Dowerin Mail
Location
Goomalling, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Feb 20, 1912
Page
2
Impounded in the NorthamsMlan Pound January 11 are a black and white spotted cow and a dog with horned ears. unclaimed by noon February something will be sold to pay expenses. Also impounded at Wockeriyg Uyaagt Yard February 4 a white bull without brands.
The document records the dissolution of a partnership between J. T. Mitchell and BL Mitchell as Dowerin and Cowoening farmers, with J. T. Mitchell taking over duties. It notes a February 9 date, presence of Ernest C. Mitchell Joan T. Mitchell and Walter James, and a licensing court notice from the Licencing Court of the Twod yay Ticensing District. A committee and secretary are named from the Govan farmers club. a later licensing hearing date is mentioned.
Public notices announce Kes Students can enroll for free English and other subjects at Northam State School with choices including English Mathematics shorthand bookkeeping and crafts. A sheriff sale of farm property linked to Avon and Patchem is set for February 28 1918 with details on the farmer’s rights and items like a Harris cultivator and a Deering mower.
A fragmented notice outlines a lease offer for a two year term on a farm at 787 Wogan with a stable yard, sheds, paddocks, and cleared acres. It mentions water supplied by windmill, machinery, buildings, and stabling. Rent is to be entered and paid semi annually with further terms to be stated.
The notice mentions Goomalling Dower in Mail with a reference to THESDAY February 20. Details are sparse in the fragment, but it identifies a local docket or notice related to property or assets and a date in February. Further specifics are not legible in the provided text.
The defeat of the Labor Government in South Australia signals a shift in tactics and the need for arbitration over strikes. It argues that labor unions must abandon militant methods, accept arbitration, and focus on lawful court processes to advance workers’ rights while acknowledging the electoral rebound by Liberal forces and the broader impact on Australian labor politics.
Workers advocate binding arbitration to settle pay and conditions as many refuse to adopt the HMA method for setting their pay and to accept awards when issued, prompting union action and potential disputes.
An evening at the Commercial House featured the Weaiteneke Society with Mr Kay receiving the society’s gold bowl for service. Mr Ready and Mr Rady responded. the event included music and remarks on governance. In Perth and Nor ham weddings were noted, and Le Bauer praised grape yields on Northam soil. J J Keating advertises Henry Morrells brick house on Duke Street central Northam with vines and trees, plus other town properties for sale.
An audience of over five hundred attended Thursday's open night showcasing The fuse initiative by Gatinas. The display faced issues from Grootsr J. De Willams Assuse ment Co. Ltd. but offered scenic travel in the Mountainous Coucaeus and romance of the Red, Idenina of Amarien, conveying a direct sense of motion and spectacle on screen. The proprietor notes a change in times and mentions The Attempt going to Spaeta Ja ta bo jit on screen.
The Senate of the University announces the appointment of new members to the Istern Australia Senate including likely ministers and officials such as Hon. f. 10 Bath MLA, The Hon W Wilson CMG MUS.A. The Hin oh W Kirwan MLC The Hea sir J Winthrop Hawke PLD The Hea S Keenan lt Ste Watter De BA Oxon and Mr W Catton Grashy among others.
The Rev Charlea Sheldon resumed teaching duties at Pupeka in the U.S.A. He spoke on moral humanity and the need for societal change, noting the impact of economic systems. Senator Winthrop spoke in support and the event drew attendees from The Armament Society and local churches.
Fragmentary OCR note describes an Eastern Districts meeting at a weld office, with mention of a bell and a secretary name. It references Paltry Society and organizational details, but the text is garbled and lacks clear actions or outcomes.
A night meeting in Northam marked by a holiday send off for Town Clerk Mr. Dence. Speakers praised his service over six years and wished him well on a five week break, with many ratepayers and officials noting his diligent work and regard for public finances.
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