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Newspaper
Goomalling Dowerin Mail
Location
Goomalling, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1915
Page
2
The University of Western Australia in Perth announces a eight week course on agriculture to run in July and August from university buildings starting June 7, 1915. A prospectus with full details is available from the Registrar at University Offices Cathedral Chambers Perth. enrollment will determine if the course proceeds.
Lost items include a pocket book with Red Cross ball tickets 72 to 75 cancelled. An auction sale on premises offers beautiful plants fruit trees palms ferns roses and various fruit trees with a note about a shop rental for displaying quality plants and flowers. Auctioneer TW R WAINING warns of a sale today at 10 30 am and tomorrow with reserves.
Commonwealth of Australia Post Department invites sealed tenders for mail conveyance on a weekly Perth to Korrelocking Yorkrakine route with multiple town stops. Tenders close June 2, 1915, at Deputy Postmaster General Perth. lowest bid not necessarily accepted.
Registration of Orchards Vineyards Gardens Nurseries and all fruit shops and rooms selling fruit trees plants or fruit must be registered before 24th June 1913. On receipt of Form 1 or 2 the Registrar will notify the registration fee payable. Card forms of application with envelopes obtainable at the Office Road Board Municipal Offices Agricultural Department from Fruit Inspectors and at all places issuing Tax Forms. Forms forwarded once a penny postage is received. EDGAR T OWEN Registrar of Orchards Taxation Department 65 Wellington Street Perth.
In Iraan a divine service and Sunday School and Bible study are announced for Thursday June 17. Rev F E Harry will lecture on The Humour of the Pulpit after the supper in the Tows Tall room near Spain.
Nurse Leonard, a certified registered midwife, operates at the Maternity Home on Wellington Street in Northam, offering maternal health services and deliveries.
A Wheat Monoply dispute accuses the Royal Commission for the Control of Trade in War Time of orchestrating a secret contract that favours two Perth mills over country millers. It alleges preselved wheat allocations, protests from the Grain and Foodstuffs Board, and claims the arrangement breaches faith with the Milling sector and undermines local employment. An inquiry by Mr J Monger attributes responsibility to the Commission and ministers, urging removal of the surplus to the Royal Commission for the Control of Trade.
Tenders for the Public Works party contract for Matual School Quarters will be received by the Hon the Minister for Works until June 8. Details are available from Co. A. Munt Under-Secretary for Public Works.
Morning services will be held at Sts Mag and St Joseph's Church with an evening devotion. A charity plant sale by Wilson and Johns Nursery runs at 10.30 with a second auction at 2.30. The Northam Road Board notes road repairs and grade bids, while Wheat supply talks reveal no firm decisions yet.
A notice listing cadets required to complete specified hours to qualify for the year. It records names and numbers associated with hours, penalties for non completion, and mentions custody implications for those aged 26 or older. The document includes many cadet surnames and initials, indicating a roster for drill or training accountability.
A brief item notes a children's hacking cough and a product claimed as a cure described as Great Performint Cure. It focuses on marketing phrasing and consumer warning signs without technical details. No persons or organizations are clearly identified in the readable text.
The Criminal Court yesterday found Joseph Solomon not guilty of stealing three loads of Government chaff from East Northam. Prosecution witnesses testified Solomon loaded chaff at Northam and fled with it, but the jury rejected the crown’s hours and accepted Solomon’s defense. The case highlighted issues with the government chaff system and railway handling, with the jury ultimately returning a verdict of not guilty.
A fragmented list shows agricultural show dates and status notes for towns including Northampton Tudwlay Geraldion and Toodyay with entries indicating dates not applied for and several shows scheduled in October and November. Additional notes reference a fringe list of items and a timetable for a chronic chest treatment and peppermint cure unrelated to events.
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