Masquerade Ball Hopes For Gala Angli Church Fund Event
The town anticipates a grand masquerade ball on the thirteenth of this month at the Angli Church funds. Attendees will don costumes and masks with a lavish decor, promising lively dancing and an air of mystery. Three judges will select impartial performances. A recent dance for B C Church lands went smoothly with Mrs Mulligan and Miss A Cullinane in charge of music and Bert Bouser as MC. The supper was well received despite lower attendance, and the icey theme of Jack Frost lingered over the evening.
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B.C
Dowerin Notes Coming of Age for Mr John Farmer
A pleasant June 29 celebration at the Dowerin Agricultural Hall marked the coming of age of Mr John Farmer. About 100 friends attended with Mrs F S Farmer issuing invitations. The evening featured monologues, songs by Miss Lowes and Miss Mickle, dancing, games, and friendly toasts from S Griditha and F Bradish. Mr Farmer gave a quick reply.
Wedding at St Pauls Anglican Choir in Perth
A very pretty wedding occurred on Jane 7 at St Pauls Anglican Church with the bride Miss Jane Powell of Goo mailing, and the groom Mr. Frederick Hitchcock M.M. late 28th Bart. The Rev Rt. J. Smith officiated as guests filled the decorated church. After a lavish reception at the Monoonica Institute the couple departed for Perth for their honeymoon aboard the 1.25 p.m. train.
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Jane
St. Paul's
Altes
Frederick Hitchcock
M.M
Mra M
W. W Hitchcock
Deckaring
A May
Powell
Goomailing
Rt. J. Smith
Bers Barrett
Cottealoe
Giada
Moohwnica’ Institute
HJ. Smith
Aguaway
J. Smith
J. MacPharnon
Albert Powell
Perth
Meckering Resident Slams Courier Correspondent Report
Meckering resident objects to the paper’s Correspondence column protest in the Courier. He condemns the reported footfall convert and praises M Rhodes for portraying the Old Sergeant, noting print distortions and poor amateur reporting in the town notes.
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Porsi
Courier
M. Rhodes
Meckeringitr
Jane 28Th
Wheat at Fremantle blamed for rot disputed by official
A letter from E Witherage Cotton, Muresk, June 1921, contests Perth reports that thousands of bags of wheat rot on the North Fremantle Wharf. He states 20 000 to 30 000 bags were moved for shipment, 4 000 spoiled, some stored locally, priced at 8 shillings per bushel, and questions public claims of widespread rot. He cites Wheat Marketing Scheme official Fr C Keys saying some loss was inevitable but much of the grain was not milling grade.
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North Wharf
Fremantle
Banbury
Benny Rains
North Fremantle
State Wheat Marketing Advisory Board
Muresk
Perth
Cotton
Fr. C. Keys
Anglican News: Archdeacon Visits Katrine and Parish Events
The Archdeacon visits Katrine for the final monthly service on Sunday afternoon. A Mothers Union meeting was held at Sidohu's with an address to members at the Parish Hall on the Sockety. A social dance drew attendees. Recollections note Rev Meckering’s transfer from Meckering Parish to Merredin for broader duties, and Rev C W Kreeman will be stationed at Meckering starting August 1.
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Katrine
Mothers’ Union
Sidohu
Fred Wetson
St. Peter's
An Baster
Meckering
Merredin
C. W. Kreeman
Final dates for lodging Federal State Taxation Returns
The public is informed that final dates for lodging returns are as follows Land Tax 31 August Form H A which covers ages rent dividends interest and all income other than trading and professional Slat July Form for trading or professional income 31 August Penalties for failure to furnish returns by these dates up to 100. Forms and instructions are available at local offices. Land Tax Form Amant for those who lodged land tax returns previously. Form G A must be requested by state taxpayers where previous returns were made and changes have occurred. Taxpayers are asked to cut out and retain this paragraph.
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Wllst
Woods' Great Propetraint Care Mentioned in Rhyme
A verse promotes Woods' Great Propetraint Care as a trusted remedy for coughs and colds among friends and neighbors. It contrasts this remedy with others and asserts its value for young and old, claiming it brings 50 and ease them.
Goodwood racing notes and Grand National results
Racing report notes Goodwood races tomorrow and lists Grand National results. Fiscom won the Grand National Hurdle Race by a head in 5.354, Guld Quin second, Tale cles third. Nominations for an aid race on July 27 close Monday, with a six-event program and 2100 prize money. Several Eastern day-trial horses mentioned. Mountain God expected at Grant National Steeplechase.
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Goodwood
Fiscom
Guld Quin
Talecles
Incom
Children's Hospital
Northam Bnos Club
B. Burch
Goodwood O-Morrow
Goodwood Meeting Anticipations Based on Purses
Anticipations surround Goodwood meeting with divisions across Second and First Class Purses. Golden Pledge tops Second Division with Orel King and Louw Lorne close. First Class features Pippast Rose and Orel Lass among leaders. Welter Handicap lists Golden Plume and Filandria as top entrants. Grand National potential noted with Lord Strathburg and others set to compete.
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Golden Pledge
Orel King
Louw Lorne
Frog Song
Carrawindy
Oe Cine Mamerty
Land of
Piarges
Blaa Lady
Persian Belle
Sitella
Goodwood Kap— Wabbs
Hardy Norseman
Golden Bond
Pippast Rose
Orel Lass
Ayrlove
Bir Hasan
St. Leocadia
Federals Triumph In Friendly York Match
A large crowd watched York and Federals play a friendly at York on Saturday. Federals won 38 to 18 after an even contest with stronger showings from Western, Leinnon, the Sermons and Jeanes for Federals, and Hubble, Aubrey, Fisher and Lewis for York. Umpire J Cooper officiated. First quarter saw Federals three goals three behinds to York one behind. second quarter Federals three goals three behinds to York one goal four behinds. third quarter Federals four goals six behinds to York two goals seven behinds. final score Federals 6 goals 8 behinds to York 2 goals 7 behinds.
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York
Lavals
Federals
Western
Leenon
Jeanes
York Hubble
Aubrey
Fisher
Lewis
J. Cooper
Seyond
Gonins Beta
Jorala
Toodyay Beats Unions In Season Opener
Toodyay defeated Unions 11 goals 10 behinds 76 to 73 in a tightly contested season opener at home. Trotter umpired with satisfaction as Eastern District Football Association officials weighed protests from York and Unions over player eligibility after a recent match. The protest hearing by T. Hager, McKinnell, and W. Gilligan adjourned with a preliminary decision favoring none yet, while grounds for action remained uncertain.
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Toodyay
Allions
Toodyay Thue
Trotter
Messrs. T. Hager
McKinnell
W. Gilligan
Eastern District Football Association
York
Lewis
Ernont
Southern Cross
Mphae
Association Refuses Dick’s Registry Amid Controversy
The association rejected Dick’s registration amid dispute over Minnie’s prominence in the group and claims of corvanl men. Observers note Dick’s talent but question the resolution’s justification and foresee possible repeal.
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Minnie
Corvanl
Dowerin Beats Korrelocking In Narrow Nine Point Victory
A showery but played game saw Dowerin defeat Korrelocking by nine points after a late start due to faulty motors. Korrelocking led early but Dowerin used the wind to rebound, with Swift and Lackman strong in the ruck. Hammond and Martin shared honors for their teams, and Dowerin prepares a country week squad of twenty five. Wyalkatchem defeated Minnievale by six goals in the other match.
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Korrelocking
Dowerin
Wil
Grand Stand
Swift
Lackman
T. Ward
Rover
Bill Gilbert
Hammond
Martin
Farmer
Retty
Gilbert Dowerin
Evergreen H. Redding
R. Stewart
Minnievale
Wyalkatchem
Opposition to film duty hike drives rapid exhibitor action
Victorian Cinematograph Exhibitors' Association members urged immediate rise in admission prices to all sections of cinemas in response to a duty increase from Id to 84. A committee will lobby Parliament while film importers report overall fight proceeds at 1,623,000 dollars with 500,000 dollars profit. A clash over bout scheduling between Carpentier and Gibbons is delayed asDescamps estimates a three month wait for Carpentier recovery. Severe storms floods and shipwrecks hit New South Wales and Queensland causing casualties and property loss.
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Victorian
Cinematograph Exhibitors’ Association
Veughan
Marshall
Richard
New South Wales
Queensland
Special Train From Perth and Fremantle Serves Belmont Course
The usual Special Train from Perth and Fremantle will run straight through to the course and horses hauled to and from Belmont.
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Perth
Fremantle
Belmont
Australians Draw With Warwickshire In Long Test Match
In a Warwickshire versus Australia match at Warwickshire, Australia posted 506 with Oldfield 123 and Armstrong 117, adding a 126 for the last wicket with Marley. Warwickshire replied 262 and 118 for 6, and the game ended in a draw. The third test at Leeds began with Armstrong winning the toss and England faring poorly, but Grady and others rallied before England collapsed, leaving Australia with a 219-run victory over England in the series.
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Armstrong
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Macartney
Pellew
Taylor
Gregory
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Manartney
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Hearne
Hobba
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Yorngaon
Brown
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Rour
Jupp
Tennyson
Hobbe
Heerne
Eogiend
Anatwalin
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Tow
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