Death of Mr Hermann Heilmann at North East Tammin
The death of Mr Hermann Heilmann occurred in North East Tammin on Friday night. He was about 41 years old with a widow and five young children. Born in Mead Victoria, he came to the State 17 years ago and worked in mining, later settling in North East Tammin. He helped form and led the local progress association as president for two terms. He was apppointed a justice of the peace at residents’ request and held strong political opinions. A funeral was held Sunday with many attendees, officiated by Rev. Mr Vine. His brother Victor Heilmann, who came with him, died about eighteen months ago from miners’ complaint.
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Hermanna Heitmann
Tammin
Heitmann
Mead Victoria
Bela Twiner
Taining
Yemenia
Vine
Vitor Heilmann
McKendry Tribute Marked Jennapullin Farewell
Mr McKendry and Mrs McKendey were honored on leaving Jennapullin after seven years for their district service. Residents praised his work with the Agricultural Society and school affairs. A silver hot water jug and gold brooch were presented, with a council desk inscription, as students and townsfolk expressed appreciation amid speeches and music.
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J. T. Morrell
Agricultural Society
McKendry
Morrell
McKendre
Sosiv
McKendey
Ue Tennapulin Agricultural Society
Northam Town Clerkship Appoints New Assistant Clerk
The Northgar Municipal Council last night named Mr CoC Cutts to the position of assistant town clerk. Job printing offered in the best style at this office.
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Northgar
Coc. Cutts
Three Richmond candidates in East Pro vince election field
The forthcoming ballot for the Legislative Council will feature three Richmond hopefuls in the East Province as the Country Party nominates candidates across Central, East, South-East and South West Provinces. The omission of T. H. Wilding from the Farmers and Settlers Association slate signals a brewing rift between the Country Party and Liberal groups as rural interests gain political power.
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Linarty
Pyrr
Associati Eral
Country Party
H. Carson
Cricket at Jenmacubbine A drawn friendly match
The local cricket match at Jenmacubbine on Stumlay began with both sides short. Southern Brook batted first for 120, Carter top scoring with 43, Goomalling failing to open well with three wickets down early. The game ended in a shared draw after Goomalling reached 161 in reply as several players arrived late and substitutions were used.
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Jenmacubbine
Stumlay
Wogan
Jilly
Outhern
Phaisied
Goomalling
TE Carter
Toth
Souther Brook
Carter
Plaisted
Monger
Lewvitty Goethals Vicars
Tenine
Australian Grain Elevator Plan Outlines Capacity
Advisory Board report details a proposed two hundred thousand to one million bushel storage and handling system. It covers reinforced concrete towers, steel track sheds, four car loads per hour, and storage bins for three hundred thousand bushels each. The plan envisions future expansion and notes bagging and dryer needs may be added later.
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Sinatam
Hamatinge
Weis
America
St John's and Loco Team Resume East Northam Clash
St John's and the Loco team resume their match at East Northam tomorrow with lively play expected after Loco leads 7 to 5. West Northam Euston and others await at West Urtham as rounds start, while fielding miscues and standout bowlers shape results in a turbulent weekend of cricket.
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St John's
Loco
East Northam
Tomorro
St. John's
West Urtham
West Northam
West Noethun
Euston
Bignell
Maschisettt
Jenkins
Manhing
Williams
Sutcliffe
Caddy
Mellam
Traxtein
McCurry
Teck
We Smart
King Wils
Flowellineton
Brooks
F. Ring
Downing
Grass Valley
Northam Association Season Entries Begin
First round on January 3 and 10 features West End v Banke while Jobe Loco hosts. Second round on March 7 and 21-25 lists West End and Banke facing St Jobe and Loco, with West End and Banke matched against each other.
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Jobe
West End
Banke
West
LiLo
Banke Vw
St. Jobe
St. West End
Loco
Melbourne City Court Tackles £18 Snettling Raid Case
A Melbourne City Court hearing debated the £18 seized during a raid on a Snetting house at 2H Collins Street. Bar ney Alles, a famed bookmaker, faced arguments over ownership. Three men claimed clerks. owner identity remained unsettled as police kept the money awaiting claimant.
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Melbourne
Snetting House
Collins Street
Barney Alles
St ‘Mane
Barney
Sydney
Bertie Benjamin Hen
Europe
Barney Allen
Iit
Belmont Thousand Meeting
Acceptance and list of participants from Belmont Thousand Meeting include various names and event entries such as New Year plates, material stakes, and winter reconnaissance notes. Key entities referenced are Belmont, Golden Orb, Milly Beresford, Sil verfall, and Kelowna, with multiple inscrutable terms and event mentions.
York Jockey Club Trial Stakes Contested At York Meet
The York Jockey Club presents a summer programme featuring Halcausen events and the Trial Stakes. Noted entries include Farewell Weller and Northern Wipnridts with promising entrants for the York Handicap and related races at York.
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York
Fepeiure
jHastern Wipnridts
Weller
Lawn Tennis Semi finals Set After Wednesday Matches
Three mother games in cainee that with the Association tour Thynts were played in Wednesday afternoon. Arsley beat Miss Rickey and lnh the Richards beat Dover 62 6 4 Middleton beat Myfield 6 1. The gentlemen have now reached the semi finals of their tournament. Phew are requested to play their matches at the earliest opportunity. Fixtures list follows with Presbyterian Wesley St Johns March 4 and April 1 dates.
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Cainee
Arsley
Miss Rickey
Lnh
Tnt Mp
Phew
Death of Mr Thomas Higgins Farmer in Wallace Vic
Mr Thomas Higgins died aged WM years after a long life spanning Is and Was era. Born in Is, he lived in Tri and Culwary communities before moving to America then Canada, arriving in Alythourme iy 1853. He settled at Wallace Titil years ago and married, living there until his death.
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Thomas Higgins
Wallace
Vic
Waterlon
Wis
Tri
United Stans
America
Geelong
Wark
Mort
Wallace Titil
Dr. Corry
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MR. Heitalann
M. McKendey
Vunup
Jennapullin
T. Hannagan
Jenmapuilin Agricultural Society
Suce
Messrs
J. Morris
J. McPherson
Afr
J. M. Carraly
A. C. Morrell
Mc McPherson
McKendi
Dam
3Uss
Henry
Scott
Fremantle
Miew Rithy
J. Beard
Northam
ER Wilding
J. C. Horgan
Quelan
TY. Hewitt
Kanunoppin
C.F. Haxter
Quairedig
Ton
T. H. Wilding
Faremers and Settlers’ Association
Wilding
Willing
Atethors
Liberal Party
Mew
Partners and Settlers’ Association
Farmers and Letters Association
Mnust
Hine
Re. F. Tarnett
Cricket
Southern Brook
B. Carter
R. Watson
Holland
Gren J. Martin
Green
Oss Gray
Martin
Mmos. Williams
Mess. Gesens
A. Carter
Robertson
Rose
J. Huddy
Glass
Ty French
RL Abel
Goumalling
Gordon
AL Glass
R. Green
Bo H. Carter
A. Plaisted
Drabble
Ah. Mes
HW. Carter
AL Kennedy Bros
Kennedy
Finores
House of Quality
Tuwers
Ted Bumlorrie
Balmain
North Astern
Forman Os
Jollymont
Momdur
Renee
Ngaweta
Wasette
Chaucer
Advisory Board Report
Canada
Pagea
Galtee
Tipperary
Orient
Kalin
Haut Dores
Artoin Helbeck
Sparta Bay Ashlar & Welter Hamdiuy
Drusilla
Northam Association
Eintures
Belmont Thousand
Joouvtin
Golden Orb Coe Ies
Hoste
Coral
Milly
Beresford
Muriete
Mate
Rial Stakes
Dia Lurlungs
Hirai
Balleck
Meeta
Ee Nua
Tuek Volition Minwwern
Artesian
Swagger Hult
Chie Ee
Kieth Ienh
Lord Plavus
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Misda
Vector Fm
Mise Alison
Crown “Thistle
Julia B
Mured
York Jockey Club
Association
Tucknames TS
Ino
Presbyteriana
Ina
Tererve
Presbyterians
Ite
Wesley
Wealey
St. Soha
Mareh
Prebyterians
Tresbyterians
Wealry
West Australian Wool and Skin Company, Ltd
St. George's Terrace
Perth
Scott Street
RAMFT
Nortiam
Brswdr
Vitzgerald Street
Throssell, Son & Stewart
Rotherham’s
Leacon
Stewart Dawson
Hay ST
Perta Melbourme
Brisbane
New Zealand
Leadon
Henry Wills
Remantle
Merina Shemp
Itoe
Tick
Ehny
Henry Wills & CO
Prem Antlie
F. Beanie Tyll
Munch Mowe
Banbury
Narrogin
Thong
Carsinge
Henley
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