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Newspaper
Goomalling Dowerin Mail
Location
Goomalling, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 26, 1915
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear event, people, or organization to report. The content appears corrupted with misread words and incomplete phrases, preventing a coherent summary or identifiable entities.
A fragment describes a theft on Saturday night along Fitzeeruld street near Abbott and Broomhill, mentioning Gold Bar Brook and two birds with a pearl setting and nine red stones. A reward is offered for returning Broomhall's bakery valuables.
The new practice has started at the corner of Wellington and Barrack streets in Perth opposite Trouchet's chemist. Hours are 11 to 4 with low appointment availability. Nurse Leonard oversees services at the M Mdwite Maternity Home on Wellington Street in Northam.
Mr Wallace Chub, senior inspector, notes that Northam Continuation School students earned certificates by passing three subjects in the recent Continuation Schools exam. Passes include Commercial English, Industrial English, Bookkeeping and more with credits.
At Walker's Book Store a full stock of books for state school scholars is on display with Mr Walker noting special care to meet student needs. After holidays, pupils return to studies amid healthful coastal trips and resumed classroom duties. State Enterprise Works are busy supplying orders with 650 workers and a government project expanding plough production. Obituary notes Mrs Loughridge dies aged 73 after illness diagnosed as English cholera. Funeral announced for the day. Northam Church choir rehearsals and a village concert are slated for tomorrow at the Town Hall with workers' meeting and community events following.
Bowls. HARKNESS TROPHY nominations announced by Mr T Harkness for the Nitham Bowling Club event. 32 entry singles handicap two bowls, 15 heads to be played, rounds due by February 6. List of participants includes Jeeta McPherson Kington Williams Meeres Fraser Beveridge Raynes Rooke Trenise Chrilow Kennedy Dunskley Myril Matthews Dempster Richardson Sewret Huining Potter Morrell Chidlow Jerson Robertson Watson Beverley team's visit to Northam for therapy session by H P Colebarch MLC.
The Bunbury bowling carnival starts Saturday and will run for three or four days. Northam players Hak Pare Ue and Juyssarpaye are among entrants as organizers promise a lively event with several local teams and a community crowd.
A German squadron was sighted in the North Sea steering toward Britain. British warships pursued and attacked, sinking Blacher and damaging others. Five Royal Navy light cruisers fought back, with eleven German crewmen reported killed and several rescued.
The association's executive, led by A. J. Murger, debated correspondence with living organizations nationwide to unify action toward federation. They urged advancing tariff reform and farmers' advances, drafting a model contract for members, and seeking railage relief and bankable credit for next year's crops. A land policy committee was formed with regional reps to coordinate with Government and the Country Party.
In a thin match at St John’s Cosmos defeated St Julian’s by 14 runs after setting 96 in their first innings. Maddock claimed four wickets and Foster five as St John’s were bowled out for 36 in the second, with Cassy Kinshella and Keegan among scorers.
The Goomalling Road Board met January 3 with chairman Monars J. UL. Bown and members H. Royal M. Coomer A Came Joell Sus. Williams and W.3 Ration present. The board discussed a road inversion near Wonongorring and notified Mr Wiking of their intentions. A reply from the Public Works Department stated no immediate road building is planned. A delegation plan and a proposal to transfer town lot No. 18 for £15 were noted. District boundary changes were debated, with a public-meeting call to ratepayers for Southern Melbourne boundary input via the Public Works Department recommendation.
Mr AC Cross of the Western Australian Bank Northam left last week for Moors to relieve Mr J Campbell the Moora branch manager for Owe. months. The note ends with a garbled line about advertisers and standing orders.
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