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Newspaper
Goomalling Dowerin Mail
Location
Goomalling, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 14, 1916
Page
2
Fragmentary notice shows a noon clearing sale dated March 2 with ambiguous location and participants. The readable text indicates a mid day event possibly related to bale handling or property clearing. No clear organization or full names available.
Elder Shenton & Co offers by public auction cattle horses and farm implements including Holstein stock tractors wagons and plows. Items cover 110 geldings fillies mares foals dogs pups cattle hogs and farm produce with 1000 Ti-Tree Posts and multiple plows and harvesters. Absolute sale terms apply to interested buyers.
George Jov Elder Sheaton & Co Ltd announce a public auction of Avon Lotation 28 V9 Mackis Croming near York. The sale includes mares in foal, cattle, pigs, extensive farm machinery, wagons, harvesters, plows, gear, garden implements, and supplies such as chaff, oats, hay, and seed. Strong show stock and dairy animals featured. principal lots include grazing stock, tools, and equipment for farming operations.
A Watts & Co advertises household items for sale by public auction. The listed lots include furniture such as a Walnut Kay chair, carpet, a couch, hall stand, runner, and various bedding and kitchen items. Sale details reference location and terms, with a long, fragmented list of items and a price note at the end.
Under firm instructions from THOS. COOMBE & Co. and with Northam acting, Ashington Farm 10 miles north of Tati will offer a nearly new farm sale of wheat growing gear. Includes reapers and binders, ploughs, cultivators, wagons, carts, seed grader, tools, and miscellaneous farming implements. Buyers to pay at Tammin sales premises. Kalgoorlie Express for updates. refreshments provided.
A Western Australian paper the Worker condemns the Northam Courier for criticizing its use of democracy in sport commentary. The Courier allegedly ignores vital worker concerns while praising leisure topics, prompting the Worker to defend its Labor alignment and lampoon the Courier’s narrow focus.
Acting orders from Mr W Jordan announces a noon sale at Kin Farm with no reserve. Items include horses, colts, a filly, a cow, a yearling, and 8 head of stock plus machinery such as threshers, wagons, harness, and farming gear. Terms listed. refreshments provided.
The piece lauds Edmonds as the finest constructive writer in the Commonwealth, contrasting his firelit letters against a whiny propatriotic press. It questions whether newspapers properly handle the Hiden raid and critiques a bitingly political column by A M McIntyre on farming and mining woes.
The report notes the death of Ape drew Young at Nuribud Hospital after admission assisted by Messrs Clark and Phil. Funeral held next day with interment in Anglivam Northam, Rev. Marshall officiating. Mr John Young of Crookhampton is deceased’s father.
The West Northam queen's committee reports further payments by Sire Byfeld and Mrs. Hegan. Campaigns kick off with meetings across Tammin Kellerberrin Hurracoppin Mertedin and Westonia led by Mr F W Cotton. Public gatherings include Doweryn Jennacubbine and Toodyay as locals back Carnival funds and events.
Mrs. Fraser widow of Inte Chas Fraser met the Premier during a hurried visit to Northam. She lunched with Mewadre and Th Ws Anderson at the Bank of New South Wales. Colonel Forbes, formerly bedbound at Sussex House, has moved to Busselton Hospital. Harry Griffiths, active in politics, competed in a Cairo 19 yard handicap where Nortan narrowly lost. A farewell for Mr. Morrell of the Union Bank staff is planned at Town Hall on March 30, with donations invited through listed locals. A Mechanics Institute meeting announces preparations for a Punetion and noting testing delays. Pte. H. E. Ralph and Pte. J. Gould have returned to duty in Egypt after illness.
Foreman defeated Carter 21 13 in Fridays singles match. To finish the third round as soon as possible more games will be played today featuring Harkness, Jordan, Foreman, Meeres, Reaise and Beveridge in the remaining six players in the tournament.
Dan Jennings, a well known Meckering identity, died at the Wooroloo Sanitarium on Saturday afternoon after a decline in health. Formerly employed at the Corinthian Southern Cross, he later sought health at the coast before returning home. He passed away two hours after admission, leaving a widow.
Mr G I Throasell, chaise man of the Northam Sandbag League, notes demand for bags and says the Minister for Defence seeks tenders for 20 000 bags. He claims existing stock could make another 20 000 and urges all able workers to join Gall force this and next week to speed production and complete orders.
A chaotic sale list from Northam area outlines auctions for sheep farming stock including 1800 sheep, horns and machinery, with notes on tram arrangements and several consignors such as Elder Shenton Co. Ltd. and Messrs Freareun. Multiple properties near Doodlakine and York-Messe are advertised for livestock, plant, and furniture, with dates set for March 14 to 21 and references to local business closures for St Patrick's Day events.
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