Patriot War Fund drive appeals to Sorthamami residents
Fund collection details include contributions received by Municipal Treasurer Dr Kennedy or Town Clerk R H Duence at Town Hall. Sale notices advertise a sideboard, sewing machine, go carts, and second hand items. Wanted ads seek Johnsonian items in good condition with price and contact through this office.
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Sorthamami
Treasier
Kennnedy
Use Town Hall
R. H. Duence
Siri
Price
Northam Show and Races Auction Notice
The rights of Uwe rant cans Houths at the Northane Show and Races will be sold at the office next same day at noon. BR. TIMPERLEY, Secretary Agricultural Society.
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Uwe
Northane
Legislative Assembly Elections Campaign Notices
Probate records list distribution of £726 28 fd to Edward Ernest Meitmann and Jobs Heltsmann. The Country Party candidate will address meetings as published, with ratepayers revised notices and schedules for Bleachunne, Grasse Valley, Jevitown, Southern Brook, Grass Valley, Trishtown, Matahvine. Farmers urged to attend and support their candidate. notices authorized by Cecil Throssel. Meetings set for this afternoon at 4.20 and 4.30 in Mechanics’ Buildings committee rooms.
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Hermann Alfred “Fettmann
Tammin
Tacmer
Edward Ernnest Meitmannj
Jobs
Heltsmann
Pam
Southern Brook
Jum Grasse Valley
Alutabuine Bop
Jevitown
Fridy
T. Hannagan
Jas McManus
Matahvine
A. E. T Dudley
Ry Hitchcock
H. Hitchcock
Saga
Denial of Change in Whaling Venture Cited in Local Notice
The notice from Goomalling Dowerin Mail reports a denial by Garcia of taking over the whaling enterprise run by Mr Th Watlave. It notes whaling activity on WA waters and mentions profits and coast operations. Publications received include agricultural reports from New South Wales and olive culture literature. Fish and fowl consignments and releases are described, with thanks to local supporters for securing fish resources.
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Garcia
Tiss
Th Watlave
Bullevin
Department of Agriculture
New South Wales
New South Wales Agricultural Gazette
Rail expansion and wartime transport under Labor rule
During the three years of the Labor Government railways opened for traffic rose from 2 447 miles in October 1977 to 4 005 miles, with an additional 311 miles relaid. The period saw new rolling stock, eight sleeping cars, and extensive railway construction. The opposition party gained leadership. candidates were listed for Northam with changes to traders holidays and show closures. Mrs Broadiey of Bradford volunteered for war service, citing 27 relatives in the armed forces.
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Stuildan
Pew Railway
Trafic Winder
Public Works Department
Norking
Airways
Broadiey
Heidelberg Road
Bradford
Mavoresy
Broyrley
Royal Show Notes and Northam Post Office Schedules
The Northam Office lists closing times for mails to the UK Europe and Asia via Mussala Derby Khyber and Albany to the United States and Canada with dates in October. Weather mentions three points of rain and nine months rainfall totals for Hamwiry, February through September, with a total of 34 points. A bank holiday is announced for Tuesday 27 October at Northam. Show publicity notes critique the Royal Show and upcoming auctions, with results from exhibitors including Perken Brown Bess and Wattle Teat, plus prize winners in draughts and syrshires. Kis edit ion Shavit abandoned due to drought and choir member shortages. Agricultural prizes and produce contests are profiled with various winners. Campaign notices include C L Berard country party meetings and committee listings.
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Times
Northam
United Kingdom
Europe
Asia
Mooltan
Khyber
Aan
Derby
Ucla
Albany
Warilda
Rainiah
Hamwiry
Court of Revision of Electoral Lists Session Notice
Northam municipality informs ratepayers that the Court of Revision of Electoral Lists will sit at 7.97 pm on Thursday the 15th to hear claims and objections to the roll for the coming year.
Nomination Roll for Northam District Election 1944
The Northam Legislative Assembly nominating list shows James Mitchell of Dunstrott and two other candidates, Rifnitz Berhd and Hkeni F Street, as duly nominated for one member. Also notes various church and community notices from Town Mall events and church services guided by Returning Officer J. CAM in Northam on October 5, 1944.
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Northam
Mesars
L. Ber
Country Party
J. J. Kemeetny
Labor
J. Aittchell
Liberal
Kuve
Oster Tog
Sechelt
Merty
Labor Inter
Legislative Assembly
St John’s Electoral District Services and Holy Communion Times
St John’s 740wan Holy Communion 10am Children’s Service Matins Northam Electoral District polling sites listed with various halls and centers. Includes times for Holy Communion 10am and Evensong 7pm at James’ and country services in Grass Valley with Rev. Davoren and assistant priest.
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ST. John's
Holy Communion
St Joseph's Choir Northam Hosts Sunday Mass and Devotions
Parish notes outline Mass at 8, Evening Devotions at 7 40, and organ music for Holy Day on October 11. Polling day referenced as October 21 with local notices. The piece recalls childhood days, urging memory of preantitoxin era and epidemics such as diphtheria and whooping cough.
Public Notice on Business Transfer and Funds
Public notice states that AL Wallace conducts the business and Cool Deck Shop as secretary and facilitator. The note offers to donate profits to the Reid Fund if a share is provided, and mentions RB Garcia and Northam in connection with the arrangement.
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AL Wallace
Condes Tiemtery
Reid Fund
Garcia, Northam
Minimum rainfall for a pay roll wheat crop in New South Wales
A NSW Agricultural Department inspector notes that while 10 to 12 inches of rain historically supported a profitable wheat crop, experiments show fallowing allows smaller rainfall to suffice. A 14 bushel yield occurred with 322 points of grain. last year over 25 bushels with 713 points. The discussion references Mr Sutton’s varied duties and calls for focus on his wheat work.
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H.C. Stening
New South Wales Agricultural Department
Sut ‘Ton
Northant
Bernard
Sutton
Lowsle
War and bravery feature in rambling partisan column
A fragmented wartime column discusses German casualties from electrocution at Auweep and sandalwood trade grievances in the Northern Territory. It questions government profits, railways, and state sandalwood schemes, then shifts to praise and critique of war’s virtues, noting physical bravery versus moral courage and comparing modern leaders to historical war figures.
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Kalgoorie
Ube
Northern Territory
Blood and Iron School
Wes
Solijet
Jim
Tor
Besnhardi
Bark Ktchener
von Bernhard
Labor social honors women workers in Fer reality campaign
A Wednesday night event at the Kanwar Institute honored women workers for their service to the Labor movement. P J Regan and J J Kenneally spoke on the party’s progress since women joined the ranks, with refreshments, dancing, and social revelry continuing into the early hours.
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Wastin Ue
Labor
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