Notice to clear stinkwort in Northam Road District
Notice indicates that the owner or occupier of any land in the Northam Road District where stinkwort grows must clear it at once under Section 3 of the Act. Any occupier failing to clear after receiving notice will be prosecuted.
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Northam Road
Charition of
Australia
Vriens
Flinders Lane
Melbourne
Great ‘Art Union
Northam Roads Board
Roads Board
Dowerin Road Board Announces Valuation Court Dates
The Dowerin Road Board states a Friendly Court of Appeal against valuations will sit at Minnivals on Saturday March 1916, at 3 pm, to revise the electoral roll for the Dowerin Road District for the coming year. Chairman 1, 1andaay, February 24.
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Dowerin Road
Noard
Court of Appeal
Minnivals
Court of Revision
Northam Water and Sewerage Department Notice
Public notice from water supply and sewerage authorities in Northam and surrounding districts warns residents of increased service charges and new compliance deadlines. The document outlines interim penalties and steps for customers to avoid infringement under by laws and references a March deadline for certain payments and reforms.
Tenders for Mooranning School Additions Open
Tenders for Mooranning School Additions will be received by the Minister for Works until Noon 7 March. Details for Court Houses Northam and York and a block of land in Guomalling Townsite. Applications to Mrs M Monger Newenalle Road.
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Mooranning
Northam
York
Guomalling
Funeral notice for Henry Forward interment at Northam Cemetery
The Friends of the late Mr Henry Forward are respectfully invited to allow his remains to the place of interment in the Anglican portion of Northam Cemetery. The funeral leaves Grass Valley Road at 1 o clock Tuesday afternoon arriving at St John’s Church at 2 30 then to the Cemetery. J W Purslowe Undertaker.
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Henry Forward
Northam
Grass Valley Road
Arrivng
St John's Church
J. W. Purslowe
Ndertaker
Guiding Star Tent to Meet for Funeral of Late Brother Forward
Members of the Guiding Star Tent are requested to meet at the Church of England on Wellington Street at 245 this day to follow the remains of our late Brother Forward to the place of interment. T Dyer secretary.
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Guiding Star
Church of England
Wellington
Bro
St. Forward
T. Dyer
Country Party Nomination Drama in Narrogin
Nominated candidates for the Williams Narrogin seat face upheaval as Bertie Johnston denies contesting the selection. The Country Party and Farmers and Settlers Association struggle with internal criticism while Baxter remains the lone consistent CP voice amid land bill praise.
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Bertie Johnston
Country Party
Narrogin
Jherein
Williams-Narrogin
Herald
Bertie Johmston
Bertie
Prize options announced for art competition winner
The notice states prizes of £500 for first, £500 or a world trip plus £100 cash for one prize, or twelve months for two. It notes the committee paid full value for the art and offers options for the same at the advertised amount if the winner declines, with agents listed in Fitzgerald Street North Melbourne and Melbourne Victoria.
Venomous Spider Bite and Fire Strikes Northam Area
Local notices report Mr M Patton of Yorkrine bitten by a red and black spider and receiving care in Northam with improving condition. Fire devastated Mr Pearse’s house and belongings for the second time, while harvest figures from Yorkrine list acreages and bushels for multiple growers. The Commercial Hotel at Dowerin changes hands, and fishing yields rise as local youths catch golden perch on the Avon river. Northam Roads Board orders cleanup of stinkwort under the Noxious Weeds Act. The Western Australia Methodist Conference opens in Perth with Rev John Tiller presiding, Northam circuit represented by Teo McLaren and W W Carter.
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Jonah
Avon
Northam
Worms
The
Methodist Church of
The Queen Carnival Northam announces aquatic sports and staged events
The Northam Queen Alders festival proceeds with Mrs Regan leading Northam Quons 2000 and Mrs Byfield 1460. An aquatic sports meeting at Northam Swimming Club sheds features races for youths, a greasy pole, barrels ride, breast stroke, and dives. Afternoon tea, bran dip, and a Palace Theatre show follow. Evening children’s event at Bernard Park and a concert by Mrs Muir complete the day.
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Byfield
Miny Minson
Uence
Trinka
C.ldren
Bernard Park
Mra Muir
Northam Queen Group Discusses Railway Fund Allocation
A Northam meeting at the railway station chaired by Mr Bond considered allocating funds raised for the Queen Carnival to either the railway queen or the Northam queens, with voters to decide the equivalent votes. A Friday Palace Theatre entertainment by Mrs Regan’s committee is planned and five hundred badges in gold and purple are being produced for the West Northam Queen.
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Bond
Northam
Perth
Rodaninngatotheen
Northam District
Banking The Northam Queen Carnival Takings
The secretary reported yesterday the banking of £48 Be from the event at Australasis head. The sum covers £18 fs from Mrs ge ’s picture evening and £25 from the West Northack bye election proceeds last week.
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Australasis
Mrage
West Northack
Farmers Queen Maud Dempster Campaign Launch
Supporters invite to Palace Theatre Northam for Maud Dempster Farmers Queen campaign meeting at 3 30 pm Saturday. Organizers promise ongoing efforts in the Eastern District to secure her queen status and promote her return.
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Maud Dempater
Maud Dempster
Palace Theatre
Northam
Wy pou The Methodies Sing Song at Ea Tanad
The Methodies are performing another sing song at Ea Tanad venue with likely community turnout. Details on date time and exact program not provided in the fragment.
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Methodies
Ea Tanad
Elderly Northam man faces charges of indecent dealing and assaults
An elderly man, a well known figure in Northen, appeared at Northam Police Court on Friday charged with indecent dealing and several counts of common assault. The alleged assaults involve young girls. A remand of eight days was granted on application.
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Mator Mesara
A. W. Byfield
AL Lockyer
Northam
Northen
Iit
Thy Musical Ride at Queen Carnival Benefit
Last Saturday a meeting discussed the forthcoming musical ride to aid the Queen Carnival. Stable Abbott and Mr Frank Mc Kinnell lead preparations, with assurances of eager support and arrangements for the event.
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Osn
Constable Abbott
Frank McKinnell
Local Hotel Changeover Sparks War Era Shift
The Commercial Hotel in Northam changes hands from Rowley Hill to Bert Tague as war pressures push Hill to join the military. Hill, a noted footballer and cousin of Clem Till, will swap cash register duties for khaki. Tague, a Western Australia billiards champion, brings a new era to the district with a brushed table and plans to train local Grays of Northsun. Juan and Dr. Rockett are described as fruit collectors with notable purchases.
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Northam
Rowley" Hill
Allien
Hill
Clem Till
Bert Tague
Western Australia
Dowerin
Dowerin Hotel
Grays
Northsun
Juan
Anglican Church Notes Harvest Services Announced
Owing to the Rector's absence in Perth there will be no Help Communion on Wednesday and Thursday. Harvest thanksgiving services are planned for St Matthias Leake Estate Monday night, St John's Northam and St Peter's Jennapullin on Sunday next, with In Memoriam services for Mrs Moore and Mr Harry Forward during the 7.30 am Holy Communion on Sunday.
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Perth
St. Matthias
Leake Estate
Pins
St. John's
Northam
St. Peter's
Jennapullin
Mamoriam
Mra Moore
Harry Forward
Knockout Picture Of 96 Round Johnson Willard Match Shown
A historic 96 round heavyweight bout between Jack Johnson and Jim Willard, delayed by adjournments and venue changes, was re produced at great cost in Australia. On Thursday at Northam Town Hall a program of topical and comedy films will be shown with admission 9s and 1s for one night.
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Jean Willard
Pugiliat
Jack Johnson
Australia
Northam
Bob Cain Sentenced at Northam Police Court
Robert Cain appeared before Mr W D Cowan AM on a drunkenness charge. He admitted drinking after a spell of heavy drinking and was sent to Whitby Falls in Christes home for twelve months. He complained three months would suffice but acknowledged the magistrate’s decision.
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Northam
Robert Cain
W. D. Cowan
Bob
Robert
Whitby
Falls
Christes
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Grand Sports Garnival
Jase Surtnam
AML
Walla
Alake
Wits
Northam Trotting Club
W.A.T A
W. J. Morrison
Caré E. Krachler
W. A. Ruediger
Town Hall
Willard . Johnson
PAWES
Chile
HH Price
A. Watts & Co
J. J. Baxter
Eoq
Casap
Chidlow-street
A, Watts & CO
A. Watts and Co
H. E. Watkins
Templartown
Fender and Troy
M. Bedatyad
Waunwland
Stratehurs
TT & Co., Auotinneces
Mechanics’ Tet
Goomalling
Fintay
Vath Atarch
Prreentation Ponvent
Prichh
Tadivg de
Gems
Ba Whs
T Slater
Wits Framptin
Int Suey Ravi
Statie Cane
Mafpeuens
Sabiy
Edward Haugh Lenz Vy
William Marder
R. Fullerton
Northam Road Board
J. M. Carroll
Dowerin Road Board
Hayment
Raton
Eiday
Maeoh
Kalopayers
M. Livingstone
Bedfordale
E. C. Tresise
Ss. Beveridge
Trinity College
London College
Grey ST
Public Works Contract
C. A. Munt
Blackhos Hill
Badmemory Battye
Grimms
Whan Marks Griffith
Dumblayumg Audi Ses
Country Arty
Farmers and Settlers’ Association
Johnson
C.P
Baxter
Wtami Ta Sand
Griffiths
Uearty
Meiffithe
Pevag Cei
Keith Il Ue Wallen
Agrarian Party
R.S. Mannering
Fitegrect Street
Esplanade
Great Art Union
Tloval
Eackson
Havconist
Fitzgerald St
Northan
MW. Mulls
Blowate
Victori
Apple
Viechat
Fasten
Ctrmist
M. Patton
Yorkrahine
Ir. Rockett
Pearse
Yorkkine
Yorkrekine
Malcolm Patton
Cox
J. Charton
FE. Clackiston
G. Gres
W. Diver
T. Brown
Me. T. Pearse
Mr T. Walker
Mr. S. Coyle
Me. Norman
Me M. Clarke
Mr. P. Driscoll
Doweria
Mesers. Devlin and Rogalasky
St Patrick's
Presentation Convent
Regan
W. Northam
Northam Queen
Tle Girls
Grautel
Dr. Rockett
Anglican Church Notes
Knusements
Wigte Hope
Tommy
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