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Newspaper
Goomalling Dowerin Mail
Location
Goomalling, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Nov 13, 1914
Page
2
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Under the auspices of the Northam Agricultural Society a meeting will be held at the Sharrock Hotel to consider the Healing with Wheat by the Food Stuffs Commission and to protest against confiscation of wheat. Attendance is requested. secretary B Timperley urges full turnout.
Northam Municipality held a farewell for Mr J Doherty at the Transcontinental Hotel on Friday evening as he leaves after long service at East Northam railway station. The gathering praised his popularity and announced his successor, Mr Fitzgerald, with musical selections from local contributors. A separate report notes a thunderstorm disrupted the local telephone exchange, damaging over a hundred subscriber installations and causing widespread inconvenience.
Council will receive and consider the Mayor's report and the annual statement of accounts. This item notes the mayor as 0 te BERS ABD, Mayory, in the record.
Notice states a municipal council election will be held on Wednesday November 25 to fill vacancies from the mayoral retirement and doctors Kennedy Dunkley and Milner. An auditor election is also planned with nominations due November 18. Funeral for James Campbell occurred at Northam Hospital, burial in Methodist cemetery, Rev J A Sanders officiated. Relatives or friends in Scotland were noted.
On Sunday November 15 various religious services were announced. St Josephs Church Northam holds Miss at 10 30 am with Evening Devotions at 7 30 pm. Trishtown hosts 9 am and Salvation Alley 7 am services. Kneedrill CC notes 11 am Holiness Meeting with Lieut Henstridge pam Free and Easy band master Black at 7 30 pm Salvation Meeting led by Captain Smartt. Thursday November 19 marks the Clove of Annual Sei-Deniat Appeal.
Notice that vacancies in Northam town council arise due to retirement of Bernard Kennedy Dunkley Milner and Richardson the auditor. Election to be held Wednesday November 5 1914 nominations due November 4 by 4 pm at Town Clerk’s office. Richard a Duence acts as Returning Officer. D L Bernard mayor and Returning Officer. Town Hall Northam November 9 1914.
Public notice announces the sale of leasehold interest in town lots at Mr Roberts' Store Dalwathian on Wednesday 18 November 1914 at 5 pm. Lots 15 16 and 37 priced at 165 and 20 pounds respectively with 30 percent of 60 pounds due for improvements.
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 13 1914 is listed for the Goomalling Dowerin mail service. Details specify the postal route timing and connection point with likely local offices. This brief entry records the schedule for that day.
The Sisters at St Josephs Convent host annual school entertainments and weeklong exams including scholarship tests led by Archbishop Clune. Miss Daily earns Trinity College Board merit for piano while Education Inspector Gladham conducts exams. Also notes a Rhodes scholar prisoner Hasit Riley reported by cable, and a Dalwallin town leasehold auction set for November 18. Brigadier Winter of the Salvation Army speaks at the State hall with vocal pieces and a violin duet, raising funds at the Lutheran supper.
An incoherent fragment notes zero sale or cough remedy. It mentions immature science and a chaotic phrase about a great pewsermvint cre, leaving unclear persons places or events. The readable bits imply a historical context of failed pharmacological effort.
The Geraldton Resident Magistrate concluded a three day hearing into Constables Buckey and Dittmarr accused of corruptly taking money from Frank Beard and others at Wong King's house where gambling occurred. Beard collected pounds from onlookers to pass to the police. Buckey allegedly handed the money to a superior. Witnesses wavered on truthfulness while Pollitt retracted key statements. The magistrate found the charge proven and fined the constables fourteen days imprisonment for default. Mayoral prospects in the town discussed with potential candidates named including Crs Burnell Golding Kennedy and Dune and outsiders J Sibbald B A Lockyer Gyry Throssell and A B Kidson approached for the ministership. Uncertainty remains about future leadership and ratepayer confidence.
The Northam Agricultural Society held a full committee meeting on Saturday to review finances. A loss on the show was reported while £110 remained due from members and donations. Prize money totaling £346 was approved for payment, with Mr Joy’s winnings donated to the society and benefactors Grigson, Martin, and Biddle vowing to return half their winnings. A protest over the hyker's bread prize was dismissed after the judge denied a seven-loaf claim and the Grannie cow prize protest was upheld but prize money offered to Mr Padbury. A special meeting at Shamrock Hotel on November 21 will discuss wheat price effects from the Royal Commission.
An oddly garbled notice notes an Inspector Gramman from a department of economics involved in stock funding, mentions an arrest by Mp Wikting in Northam, and references Mr Ross Barclay and a judges educated exams reading by Tharpley. It also cites Chronic Chest Complaints and a product called Toads Great Peppermint Cure.
Returns show sitting member J P Gardiner edging Liberal rival Teesdale after final boxes from Whim Creek and Filbarra gave Gardiner a 324 to 272 victory. Final tally reflects Gardiner plurality of 52 with Roebourne and Onslow counted, Maunsell declares Gardiner elected.
Inspectors Mason and Kelso report widespread crop failures from Moora to Nagadong and Dalwalling with only scattered, meager yields north of Konongorring. Dalwalling lacks water while other areas show some passable crops. three springs district plans 5000 acres sown next season as settlers await government aid to remain on the land.
A garbled notice lauds a renowned soprano Antquiette Trebeli imays who has toured Australasia and New Zealand multiple times. It notes her early start as a juvenil pianist, training under distinguished tutelage, and mentions appearances for royalty including Queen Victoria and the Duchess of Cambridge.
The match is set for tomorrow between the two clubs. The War Reserve team will be composed of Richartson Cicdard Wit Tints and Kidsom.
St Josephs Convent School presented a lively juvenile concert last Monday at the hall, with students in elaborate costumes and strong performances. Highlights included Gounod selections, a merry musical comedy, and graceful dances by infant groups, while thanks were extended to parents and helpers for costumes and decorations.
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