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Newspaper
Goomalling Dowerin Mail
Location
Goomalling, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Nov 09, 1915
Page
2
Public notice invites bids from desirous parties to enter into Comirada for cartage of wheat and chall for settlers from their forma to wid hga. Details required include price per ton per mule, district preference, wagons and horse teams, and alternative pricing if back-loading is arranged by the Board.
West Australian Government issues treasury bills bearing interest at 4 percent per annum payable yearly on January 1st and July 1st. Bills are offered for amounts of £50 or more, with four currency options and a renewal right by the government for a further term.
Local shop seeks a person to supply Christmas cards with their own name and address for a Christmas line. Payment offered in money for each completed order.
The notice details that Western Australian Treasury Bills pay 44 percent interest annually, semiannually on January 1 and July 1, free of charges at multiple offices including Perth, Kalgoorlie, Norseman, Bunbury, and Albany. Interest exempt from income tax under the Tax Acts. Repayment secured by statute. Signed by F. A. Black and J. 4. Wil te ly, with dates August 19, 1915 and November 2, 1915. Also a separate sale notice for SHAMROCK HOTEL Surgery items on November 11 at Northam.
Fragmented notice describes livestock and horse sales in auction with terms and delivery, followed by tenancy lease details for Freehold farming property, requiring tenders with bank guarantees and dates for submission, plus a separate assessment return requirement for partnerships with income thresholds.
Details of 160 acre location 412 and adjoining paddocks near Enog cubbine siding including improvements like a small iron hut and water soak. Names of solicitors, agents and officials referenced with late 1915 tax forms and absentee eligibility. Vacancies in Western Australia noted with address for inquiries.
The listing announces a maternity home on Wellington Street Northam offering superior accommodation and outdoor case attendance. The notice dated Tuesday November 9, 1915, emphasizes modern facilities and professional midwifery services for expectant mothers.
A November festival at Mabibain Mall will feature pony riding by Cucsopt on Wednesday, November 17, with pinatui aid and winter amusements. The program includes diverse competitions, a lamination catalog for Wl Leow Mess Bonn Bros, and promised entertainment, while local harvests and county events are noted amid seasonal rains.
A Northaw Agricultural Society meeting endorses a Wheat for the Home Fund appeal. Farmers are urged to donate wheat from the forthcoming harvest to supply bread for growing families, with pledges of one bushel or more from many districts.
A Northambural Society hosted concert to raise proceeds for the Send Bag League. The program featured the Choral Society and a range of vocal and orchestral numbers with attendees including Mrs Wot Sewart and Mestre Newt Wail. The event promised a strong lineup of songs and humorous pieces to support the cause.
News notes the death of Mr P T Craig son of We WT Craig whose shipboard shooting accident during a condition period led to his immediate demise. The district offers condolences while recalling his long service and connections, including Mayor Staniforth Smith and other WA figures.
A Northam Red Cross Society gathering at the Town Hall drew a large crowd. Mrs G L Throwwell presided and urged members to boost weekly subscriptions and support the sandbag campaign without neglecting Red Cross work, noting funds must serve declared purposes and reporting recent donations and new branch plans for Leake Estate.
The report notes Allied forces moving to Salonica to assist Serbia and inspecting troops on site. It mentions enemy submarines passing Gibraltar and landing units near the Algerian coast, with local authorities noting increased activity.
A fragmented report from the Noribaim Agricultural Society monthly meeting cites plans for sheep exhibits and related judging details. It mentions committee actions and names like Lenihan and others, with discussions on the preparation and care of ewes and lambs for show.
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