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Newspaper
Goomalling Dowerin Mail
Location
Goomalling, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 07, 1913
Page
2
A rugged list of sales and rentals in the Northam region includes farms for sale or lease, blocks of land with good positions, water access, and improvements. Advertisements mention cottages, stables, gardens, and minor building work by local contractors, with contact details for Meckering and surrounding districts.
Jegeacubbine Race Club announces a Wednesday April 4 meeting with a £16 handicap split into two £8 races. First-Class class entries require horses handicapped at 9.7 and above, while those under 9.7 go to Second-Class Purse. Six furlongs each with prize money 3 pounds to first, 1 to second, 0.10 to third. Entry fees apply.
Harris Scurfa and Co Limited Charlee Forward and Producers Union v Charles Bornard ends with public sale of defendant’s rights in Avon Location 12484 two hundred acres at Goomalling unless prior satisfaction occurs. Court order sets 3 pm Saturday in March for sale of goods and property tied to case and local public auction.
The article reviews Passion Sunday events and a ruler update from the club with weight declarations and penalties for late nominations. It notes exemptions for winners, certification requirements for horse weights, and committee authority to reject entries at any stage. It also lists church services and local time references at St Son's and Grane Valley, with local notices for Auban Tismoore Marshall.
Local church in Teesfeevill hosts Sunday services with Rev Olle Schrowly preaching. Parishioners are invited to attend the morning gathering and a later evening prayer session.
The partnership between McKay and KMleon is dissolved effective February 24, 11H. W. Elson will pay all late accounts, while remaining run debts go to I. W. Elsen. Nominations close March 22 with the Secretary or Mr H Withnett or Mr J Gol Nya for Northam Race Club matters.
The Northam Road Board announces the closure of Mitchell and Moore streets in Grast Valley. W Smythe, secretary, states no printing or posters will impede the closure and directs compliance with local orders.
A fragmented sale notice advertises sewing machines, rid es, and various tools and items. It mentions printing and hardware references though the text is garbled, listing brands or vendors like Nee and Seeco-band and Rinveles along with scattered product terms. The readable items imply a local classified sale of household or workshop goods.
Auction announced by Mr T G Lalbert on the Elder Shenton 1.00 property offering numerous farm assets including horses draught cattle sheep sulkies buggies drays wagon winnower binder drill roller and farming gear with a long list of implements and harnesses to be offered.
De Freehold or well improved C P Properties offer lending trust monies at the lowest current rates of interest. Investors are urged to consider secure real estate backed avenues under the program.
Wanted to buy any quantity of woo water and condition. Apply 1M Prom Mont and Co. Northam.
Privacy in a brief public notice from March 7 outlines data handling, rights, and obligations. The notice names involved parties and cites location identifiers, highlighting consent and processing terms for residents and customers.
The Cerron Happenings notes the Unie of erlonet in union with the Goomalling Association preparing to travel to Perth on Saturday and participate next in the teams' tournament. Vital Statistics for February list births 20 males deaths 7 males 4 females, marriages 3. A sale of manufacturers' samples by Mr. W Melvin at the Bon Marche promises very low prices and bargains across all departments.
A terse public notice seeks a smart man or elderly wan for taper iodine work at Gaolge Robertson Stationers. Names and partial titles appear in the readable line, with limited context and unclear location.
The fragment notes an event or match titled TOST between Murtherkine and Northam described as an Overcunt with references to Apply, Gree, wre of Th, Rockett, KERUS EVINS.
Licensing Court in Northam grants transfer of a wayside house license from Elimbeth Vottay to Robert Smee for remiss in Baker's Hill. The article also notes a Northam Cricket Association meeting to discuss matters of local importance and a notice of Alfred Daniel Rampling’s intention to marry Dorothy Hazel Moitland in Carnarvon with well wishes from friends in Carnarvon and the Eastern Districts.
Amusements announce a three act Mask Vaple feature at Palace Theatre tonight along with a comedy and a melodrama. The program highlights a Chicago boxing title race with a £21,400 take and 35,000 spectators. The Sabine heads five acts with Marshall Wilder among cast members in a lively program suitable for theatregoers.
An ad style notice extols Down's Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder issues with testimonials of rapid relief from ache and bladder troubles. It cites Mrs White and others, notes alleged cures, and promotes 20d price per bottle with mail order from Foster Matherican Co., 918 Murray Street.
Obituary recalls Perth born Mr Frederick Morrell who arrived in 1890 and helped found Northam’s pioneer era. He lived most of his life here with wife Cora Steele Morrell and five children, leaving fourteen grandchildren. He died at his Northam residence after Bright's disease.
A large funeral for Frederick Morrell was held on Wednesday at St Johns Church, conducted by Hon. All Marshall and J W Purslowe, with burial at Noetham Cemetery officiated by Rev. J Marshall. The hymn Abide With Me was sung. pallbearers included Dr Broat, Moware, W Stewart, Andrew Martin, W Watking, M Quilts, and I Wemaan. The deceased’s sons-in-law attended.
The Eight Hours Committee of Melbourne promotes a twelve month world trip with £100 cash or paid work valued at £500. The fund supports hospitals and public charities as tickets cost one shilling each or 22 for £1. Agents include Theo W. Heide at 165 Pinders Lane Melbourne, noting capacity limits.
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