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Newspaper
Goomalling Dowerin Mail
Location
Goomalling, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Feb 27, 1912
Page
2
A fragmentary notice from the Convent of the Sored Heart references a schedule and examination actions linked to the university, with a tentative February 8 start date and involvement of the Teak College. The text is garbled but indicates preparation for some formal activity and coordination with academic institutions.
Inaugural event at our shop features a display of goods on a central table. Customers receive an additional item from the same lot with any purchase from this section. The selection includes various small lots valued for intrinsic usefulness and enduring service.
Notice reports a Blacksmiths business at Moers carried on by J J White and a transfer to Arsontie with a receipt as sufficient discharge. Dated June 24 191? signatures J Whee Hodges. Also notice of application for club registration with signatures and witness attestations. Spliciter Gooma.
Notice of intention to apply for an occupancy license in Western Australia district Erwin. Harry Willis of Wongan Hills plans a 5 room dwelling at Quinmat Wen gap Hill with dining kitchen three bedrooms and a verandah. Dated February 15, 1912.
Public Works tenders for North Baunden school will be received by the Minister for Works at noon on March 6. Details cover Court Houses Kellerberrin and Northam. Acting Under-Secretary for Public Works, 0. A Munt.
Municipality of Northam invites tenders for chopping and dredging a riverbed section commencing 10 chains below the weir for 80 chains toward the north. Tenders close at Town Hall on Thursday February 2. Specifications available at the Town Clerk's office.
Goomalling residents receive the latest Dower in Mail bulletin issued on Tuesday February 27, 2013 detailing local notices and community updates from the town council and affiliated organizations.
A chaotic report outlines Senate debates amid government criticism of income quarters for resolection, with mentions of a Liberal campaign and planned attacks on university independence. It notes several prominent figures such as Sir Winthrop, Mrs Norbert Reenan, KC, and Sir Walter James in the discussion of university governance and party influence.
A stock notice lists the individuals STHAYED Diack Mary 14a and TOM along with Gobbieguiten Richardson and others. The fragmentary case mentions transfer or holding actions and possible legal notices for stock or property. details remain unreadable in this clipped text.
Partial notice lists a grey penny mare branded JC and a Ford poundskeper stray into a paddock. No owner claimed by law within the required time. Sale to recover expenses by GEO W GARDNER at York Street, Taxamin.
A long parliamentary style report from the Flour Millers and Mill Employees Union covers leadership, educational reforms, and campus planning remarks. It discusses university expansion, education minister actions, and calls for democratized practical training, while detailing union finances, membership growth, and annual balance sheet with a push for wage increases and arbitration if needed.
The Licensing Court at Northam will sit Monday at the Northam Courthouse to hear several applications. Appearances by defendants and counsel are expected. the court will review materials and examine evidence before decisions.
Goomallig market sale announced for Walnes Nay March 7 features Picter Shenton and Co selling at Foomaking items including 40 ewer 62 pige 10 tat Lull locks and a Shetland pony Also offered are two juli nek Noe and 99 items in Forwart st Gorm alligg plus A Fakmet wine business as a going concern Terms are west entries invited.
A proprietary program offers ten selected films tonight at the Rows Jail Gardens. Features include The Outlay Deputy The Maz with the Taxi and The Attriration Ganette with dramatic and comic selections. Notable acts include Tack to the Primitive A Sensations African Study and The Bacognters plus acrobats Terrison’s Troupe.
A large crowd enjoyed Sunday Pictures at Town Hall Gardens with a program including Napoleon's Last Days and Mike the Miner. The Newsboy Hero and Making of a Man were praised as fine films, while Moran and other views showed handsome actresses and village scenes.
fragments report milder conditions after a colder start to the week. readings show daily highs around 68 to 79 degrees in late February with lows near the mid forties to low fifties, indicating an improving spell of weather.
A fractured OCR fragment reports a young man Tl. McMaster, 19, found dead by a road near Worth. The incident involved a vehicle and a wagon rider, with a troubled scene described as the body of the unfortunate man found near a roadside vine. Revenue and residents recall the event amid a puzzling, unfinished account.
The Rey Daniel Baws, longtime charger at the local Presbyterian Church, retires from his post after fifteen years of service. He faced health issues and financial strain within youth programs, while supporters praise his dedicated work and influence on the congregation.
The meeting established the Raster Districts Tennis Association with office-bearers led by President H. P. Cook and Secretary J. Davey. Patrons include Hon. W. Marwick and Rev. Hasmee Mou. Members agreed to registration fees and three grades, forming rules to be drafted for the next meeting. Debate over match days concluded Wednesday as preferred. Next meeting set for Friday March 8.
Tim Burnett, a noted Nor han hniedereser, matched three new American chaira marks as preparations proceed to accommodate the opening public. The event, located at S.D. of oisventa and Pott, signals Tolart rogularly in the schedule.
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