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Newspaper
Goomalling Dowerin Mail
Location
Goomalling, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 18, 1915
Page
2
Reading text announces university courses in July August with lectures and labs for farmers, enrollment by applicants via Registrar at University Offices Cathedral Chamba. Also lists tender calls for road and street works with deposits, along with trader notices and beauty product promotions.
Tenders for conveyance of mails between Wongan Hills and Kondrine are invited by the Tas Oceanic Department in Perth. Tenders must be sealed and endorsed and received by 3 pm on Wednesday May 26 1915. Offers for one two or three year service from 15 June 1915 will be considered. Tender forms and full particulars available from Wongan Hills Goomalling and Perth. The lowest tender will not necessarily be accepted.
On January 10 1915 at Leederville by registrar Thomas Patna a marriage was solemnized between John Jackema of Northamn and Mary Mollig Trevena of Perth in the presence of E T Jackson of Perth, brother of the groom.
An odd old notice notes superior accommodation and outdoor cases attended with a dated reference reading Twesday April 18 919, reflecting a fragmentary historical post. The item preserves a brief public or classified notice tone from the era.
Tenders are invited for the conveyance of mails by road on a multi‑park route from Korrelouting to Korrelecsing and back via Carre Hin Springs and other points. Tender forms and full details may be obtained from the Portmaster at Perth GPO. The lowest tender will not necessarily be accepted.
The undersigned livery agent informs customers of an increased rate for deliveries on all services after May 1 due to expanded paper range and service costs.
Representatives from the Western Australian Trotting Association will convene ahead of related meetings. Officials from TR and OL DIAM are listed among attendees for the gathering. The event aims to discuss organizational matters and upcoming schedules.
Fragmented notices show upcoming exams at St Josephs Convent and a Red Cross fundraiser at Presbyterian Church. Also reported: annual meeting of The Fare Mies and Settlers Association, community gatherings, and obituaries including Mr Moers of Goontalling who died at Waverley Hospital.
The Belgian Fihd The final meeting of the executive of the Allied Nations Fair is set for this afternoon at Palace Thos ES cfoemeventiy. Attendees will learn the fair's result. A Red Cross contingent from Egypt will discuss wounded care shortages. Meetings in Northam will address local charity and civic projects. The Northam Council debates Wool shipments impact and the closure of the Lands and Survey Office.
A local event titled Footballers' Night was announced with details of admission, prizes, and refreshments. The gathering aims to raise funds via a gallery seating plan and a supper table, with a committee overseeing safety and decorum for attendees and participants.
Northam in Western Australia sees about twenty workers lose jobs at Mera Thomas and Co’s Standard Flour Mills amid a Trade Commission decision. The move would shift wheat to Perth mills and raise concerns of a regional monopoly hurting local flour milling, with further layoff risks and economic impact laid out by affected workers and local millers. The piece notes wheat already stockpiled and questions the policy’s decentralization aims and its effect on Northam and other wheat towns.
The document cites Smith’s testimony alleging he held keys to all sheds and the government chafl storage, with strong objection from Drummond and Co. The note requests publication of the contested evidence despite ambiguities and possible misinterpretation.
The Northam Cadets revived the Military Rifle and Sports Club at a Tuesday meeting in the Drill Hall Northam. The aim is general physical training and improvement of individuals with officers elected and a first meeting scheduled for May 17 at 7:45 pm.
A pleasant evening at Wyeninge House featured a Ping-pong tournament. Players and spectators discussed prospects, with several enjoying social moments and updates on upcoming events. Next Sunday’s football match is teased as a local showcase tied to the Wyening community’s activities.
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