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19 Jan 1915
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Goomalling Dowerin Mail in Goomalling, Western Australia
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Newspaper
Goomalling Dowerin Mail
Location
Goomalling, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 19, 1915
Page
1
Municipal Licences Due for 1415 in Town Clerk Office
Notice: all Municipal and Board of Health Licences for 1415 are due and payable at the Town Clerk office. Individuals neglecting registration within one month may face prosecution. Licences required for motor cars and hire, carts, cabs, cowkeepers, dairies, dogs, eating houses, goats, hawkers, laundries, drivers, carriers, chimney sweeps, milk venders, piggery, private hospitals, slaughter houses, stallholders. January 1, 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
R. H. Duence
Local Board of Health
Northam and Grass Valley Benefit Fund Thanks Public
The Committee in connection With the Atkin Benefit Fund thanks the public of Northam and Grass Valley, and Tollway employees for generous contributions. Grass Valley 2 6s 6d, Tollway employees 4s, Northam total 1r 8d. W. H. Black, Secretary Northint Brancly W A. A
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atkin Benefit Fund
Pubiie
Northam
Grass Valley
Meckerimg Tollway
Meckerjie
W. H. Black
Secretare Northint
Brancly
Local Tailor Sells Suits Cheaper Than Travelling Makers
A Northam tailor with over 20 years in business undercuts travellers by making suits at £1 175 6d while others offer at £2 175 6. The note warns there is no need to pay the higher prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northam
Farmers' Assistance Board appoints J P Camm to seat
J P Camm, Northam district surveyor, is appointed a member of the Farmers' Assistance Board. He will relocate to Portam next Thursday to devote his full time to board duties, bringing long experience to assist Paterson and Sutton. The government aims to strengthen the board's agricultural support. His family will move to Claremont. It is also expected J H M Lelroy will succeed Cams as Northam District Surveyor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.P. Camsu
Northam
Farmers’ Assistance Board
Eave Northam
Portham
Camm
Messrs Paterson and Sutton
Came
Comm
Northem
Claremont
J. H. M. Lelroy
Aon Casas
Northam Roads Board Offers Sites in Fitzgerald Street
Notice from the Northam Road Board states sites should be taken out and obtained from the Secretary at Fitzgerald street offices Nor tham. Access available on Tuesdays weekly from 9 am. and until the 6th day of January 1918. Secretary WO Smy Tbe signed the notice for the Surtan Bowl Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northam Road Board
Fitzgerald-street
Northam
Surtan Bowl Board
WO Smy Tbe
Barrack Street Perth Chemist Adopts New Practices
Has started practices at the comer of Wellington as Barrack Streeta Perth lover Trouchet's chemist. Hours i Gil 4ead by appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commer
Wellington
Barrack Streeta
Perth
Trouchet
Gil
Brick Cottage Let in Northam by Watkins and Mitchell
Good home offered with four rooms and additional kitchen in a well situated ground. The agents offer full particulars with terms at £325, urging the property as a first class investment with value growth potential. The Arcade Northam agents Watkins and Mitchell announce the let.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Csi
Weenie
Charles-street
Veniencon
Wellington-street
Watkins and Mitchell
Northam
Goomalling Doweria Ail Tuesday January 19 1915
A fragment notes an event labeled Goomalling Doweria ail dated Tuesday January 19 1915. The readable text offers little context, no clear actions, but places the notice in the Goomalling Doweria area on that Tuesday. No organizations or people are clearly identified in the legible portion.
Northam Choral Society to Meet at Town Hall Thursday
The Northam Choral Society plans a Thursday gathering at Tows Hall with a weekly rehearsal set for Wednesday night and the orchestra practicing tonight at 7:48. The Northam Agricultural Society meeting occurs Saturday afternoon at three, with the annual report and balance sheet to be presented and committee elections to follow. There will be emphasis on member eligibility, unpaid dues, and the election process, plus weather notes and local shop notices from Northam News Agencies offering stationery, music, and books at the center of town near the West Northam station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northam Chore Society
Northam Choral Society
Tows Hall
Northus Agricultural Socset
Northam Agricularul ‘Society
Biamrovs Hovelle
Prusivenl — Ubree
Ueusuter Ams
Stur
Rae Pice
Badlul
A. J. Castledine
Northam
West Northam
Wheat Contracts Bill Offers Relief for Farmer Deliveries
Parliament considers a bill to relieve farmers unable to deliver wheat under contract due to surplus. The measure allows rescheduled obligations or partial relief after magistrate hearing, shielding from damages for contracts formed before March 1 1915. It requires crop surplus after essential needs and seeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allpister For Lands, Jr
W. BD. Johnson
Avery Auumer
Death of Mr Daniel Thomas in Northam
Mr Daniel Thomas aged 57, a clerk at William Thomas and Co.’s flour mill for over two years, died after heart weakness. Active Baptist Church member and choir conductor, funeral held Sunday afternoon with large attendance. Chief mourners included Mrs Thomas and family. pallbearers named from local firms and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel ‘Thomas
William Thomas and Co
Thomas
Northam
Baptist Church
Munro
Belmont
McMauhen
Subiaco
Messrs Serjeant, Parr, Yallerton
J. J. Hanne
Pearce
F Cock
1. W. Purslowe
Fal- Towhnir
Purser
Purting & Fasally
Bidsyrup
Crate & Family
W. Thomas and Co.'s
W. Thomas[ Co.'s
Cook Amd Ynily
Cecil Throas
Fenton
Frith
Wansbrough
White
F. A. Gregory
W. J. Stewart
C. W. Davey
Rundle
Bassett
Cooke
St Johns Versus Cosmopolitans Cricketers Clash Saturday
St Johns and Cosmopolitans played a strong match at East Nos tham ground with slow scoring but clear improvement. St Johns totaled 88 in first innings with Maddock bowling for 43 and Buckley 17. Cosmopolitans were 2 for not out with Maddock and Sateliffe both unbeaten as play resumes next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Nostham Ground
St. John's
Chuba Pat Ke
Eartier Ratnes
Ecores
Maddock Gye
Foster
Davis
D. Buckley
Cosmopolitans
P. Maddock
Sateliffe
Piayed
Dowerin School Concert Aids Belgian Fund Appeal
In Dowerin on Wednesday the residence of Mr W Place hosted a school children concert for the Belgian Fund. Mr BR M Scower presided, praising the children for their charity. Mrs Place supplied supper. Miss Scouler provided accompaniments as the youngsters performed a varied programme with recitations songs and plays led by Jean Place Norman Place Steve Tully and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Place
BR. M. Scower
Steve Tully
Misa Ashworth
Jean Fann
Norman Place
Steve ‘Tully
Maize fodder on Northam premises draws interest
Bundles of fresh maize fodder stood outside Mr A Z Watts on Northam main street on a Saturday. The sample stalks stood between seven and eight feet high with one inch stems, weighing about one third of a hundredweight each. They sold at one shilling per bundle or £3 per ton. Watts had planted an acre ten weeks earlier and estimates a harvest of 15 to 20 tons, with sale proceeds around £4 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Z. Watts
Northam
Watts
Maize Sugar Prospects Promised To Aid England
A letter from London to the New South Wales Premier discusses maize sugar as an alternative to cane sugar. It notes recent Australian investment of £70000 in maize sugar plants, with a current output near 3900 tons per year and potential expansion to increase exports to relieve Britain's sugar shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
West India
London
Great Britain
England
Weather notes show January highs and cold spell
A truncated weather item records January temperatures with scattered numbers. It mentions readings around 17 and 18 degrees, reflecting a brief temperature snapshot without clear location or period context.
Bowls Semi-Finals Heat Electric Light Fours at Northam
The Friday evening Northam Bowling Green hosted Electric Light Fours semis with Millington beating Beveridge 22-20 after leading early then trading points. Foreman and Jordan’s pair won easily while Foley Pairs saw Williams and Mure Fell defeat Withnell and Millington. Bunbury Carnival prep underway as Northam plans a four-man team to travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northam Bawting Green
Millington
Beveridge
Foreman
Jordan
Twains
Wheat Yield aid Requirements in Australian states
Official forecasts show area sown and yields across New South Wales Victoria Queensland Western Australia South Australia. Drought reduces harvest expectations with NSW only about 2.4 million acres reaped and WA SA expected yields around 4.62 and 3.57 bushels per acre respectively. Carryover projections and total Australian supply for 1915 are near 29.5 million bushels with food and seed needs estimated at 37.305 million bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ares
New South Wales
Victoria
Isue
Queensland
Western Australia
South Australie
South Wale
South Australia
Weeters
Wren
South Austria
Australis
Coomgmrealth
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G. Donald & Go
Ice
Commonwealth
Nathats
Kgil
Ich
J. T. Milner & CO
Joe Merchants and Butchers
Gastiedine
Northam News Agency
Palace Theatre
Jusic
Bums
Obacco
Madam Weigel
British and Foreign Bible Society
Hobart
Lewleyine Fruit
Ideffrey & Sons
Nowluyine
Nurthan PO
M. Drunmond & Co
Malacy Theatre
Millars' Peer & Trading
St George' Terrase
Carter
Tarrmal's
Jack Codyloowerw
Meen
M. Corbi Tailor
Avon Bridge Hotel
Mtua
American Confectionery
R. S. Mannering
Fitzgerald Street
Gorham
Massage and Herbal Institute
Denney's
Princes Buildings
St. George's Terrace
Htc
ME J. P. Camm
Northam Roads Board
Fermoy” Private Hospital
Miss Scott
Proprietrass
Monsieur le Dr
Louis Geille
York Hospital
Particu Bop Mee ‘Houses
Northam Adork
Co. A. Munt
Sale
Watkins & Mitchell
the Arcade
Ilustrated Weekly
Ilustrated
Perret
Che
Leia
Murchison
Legislative Relief
Mr. Thomas
ST. John's v
ST. John’s
Dowerin
Carcer
Lectric Light Fours
T. Dunkley
W.J. Stewart
G McPherein
Ealington
J. WY. Richarson
Broom
A. J. Ivaney
Golding
Bunbary Bowling Club
Bunbury
Massare
Mr. T. Harnett
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