Local Goomalling Meet Highlights Various Events
The Goomalling event showcased a range of races with notable performances. J. Weakine won the final heat in ten yards while H. Button Jr led the boys’ race. multiple placings included J. Kenworthy and Coyle. A substantial turnout attended a dance at Mr F Lord’s residence, praised for its success and the committee’s thorough planning.
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Ycom
IEEE
Gouri
Rhanna
J. Wieakine
HE. Kenworthy
J. Kenworthy
Sind Coyle
Credit Op
W. Monger
J. 5
H. Button
F. Lord
Osk Park
Cunderdin social events shadowed by mishap and plans
In Cunderdin a buggy accident last Wednesday left Ms. Walter Stone and two companions shaken after the sulky overturned while driving. A separate court row heard John Michael Davitt charged with drunkenness at the railway station. George Heailton faced a similar offence with police evidence and court punishment. A forthcoming fancy dress ball on Friday at 7:45 p.m. hosted by the Dundardian Football Club aims to attract a large crowd and include Avon District Football awards presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Pemberton
Jobn Michael Davitt
George Heailton
W. Buccows
War
Dundardian
Yaar
Avon District
Local Meeting Advances Settlers' Association Plans
North-East Tammin held a meeting at the schoolhouse to form a Settlers' Association. A discussion on water extension by the Government led to petitions supporting proposals. A New Year’s Day adjourned discussion will decide future actions. Committees expect broader attendance from nearby districts. A collection for Eastern Districts Hospital funds was planned. The district’s crops are below average after a long dry spell with limited rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ia Ior
Icof
Eastern Districts Hospital
Agricultural Shows Under Hoya Arcata Society Affiliate
The following association under the Hoya Arcata Society of Western Australia announces a schedule of agricultural shows across multiple towns. Events span October through November with dates listed for Kelmscott, Wagin, Wandering, Williams, Tambellup, Narrogin, Katanning, Geowasgarup, Murray, Busbury, Bridgetown and Travedag, among others.
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Hoya Arcata Society
Western Australia
Botidug
Om Tim
Wednnesday
Kelmscutt
Mondey
Wagin—Westnanday
Williams
Thureday
Narrogin
Thurnley
Katanning
Wemenday
Thordiny
Geowasgarup
Murray
Busbury
Wripeday
Travedag
Bridgetown
Thormtoy
Royal Show Highlights Northam Horseowners Dominate
Visitors at the Royal Show witnessed Northam owners sweeping most prizes as their locally owned horses dominated hunters and high jump events. Dynamo ridden by Mrs Burgess led in the 11 stone hunters with Star a strong exhibitor, Bashful Boy by Mr Yates dazzled then placed, and Dido ridden by Master J Peake won the high jump open to all horses.
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Northam
B. Oldham
Dynamo
Burgess
Mesace
B. Villa and Co
Linstar
FP. G. Hancock
Star
Frank Wein
Bashful Boy
Yates
Gilbert and Sullivan Opera Visit Northam Tomorrow
Howard Vernon's selections will be performed at the Town Hall by Mr Vernon and Miss Vinis de Loitte in a delightful entertainment. The program includes Gilliet and Sullivan selections and features the company with Ralph Schmidt as pianist. The Northam audience welcomed them previously and is urged to attend again. Proceeds aid Mr J Martin, a Northam resident with rheumatic illness. Friday's charity event at the Palace cinema offers moving pictures to raise funds.
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Howard Vernon
Mise Vinis de Loitte
Northam
Gillert
Sullivan
Dava
Giloery
Australia
How Watu
Vernon Ban
Heesait
Randolf Schmidt
J. Martin
Martin
Hetings
A. W. Byfeld
Caulfield Cup Acceptances Highlight 4000 Guineas Race
A disjointed racing report lists events at a local track with results from Railway Handicap and various heats. It notes acceptances for the Caulfield Cup including Mountain Prince, Jolly Bagger, Golden Shere, and others, with committee members and officials referenced amid scattered results from heats and open events.
Tootyay Show and Races at Toodsay Agricultural Society
The town annual show of the Toodsay Agricultural Society takes place tomorrow with limited tickets from various stations. A special train will depart Nodtham for the return journey at 60. The Newcastle Race meeting occurs on Thursday.
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Tootyay
Toodsay Agrcultural Society
Wedneway
Woliday Etcuraion
Troulyiyy
Nodtham
Laws Tennis Match Postponed By Wet Weather
Tomorrow St John s and Wesley will play on St John s courts at 4 80 pm with St John s represented by Marahull Richards Lovey Viveagh Meadames Oresto Withnell Throweell and Miasemi Mioany Hubble and Presbyterians in Indien grade will supply Ruthusinats. A match against Presbyterians in Indien grade on August 25 was abandoned due to rain and wet grounds with St John s ladies leading by one vote. The home secretary Mr Davey enforced rules stating that if weather prevents completion before 7 80 pm the match is declared a draw. The umpire may postpone a rubber for weather or other reasons and resume from the point of interruption. The question of the Williams match rules was settled under WALLA regulations and St John s gains the lead. The Presbyterian and May reserve clubs will have another match to decide supremacy. The date will be announced by the Association. The match will be on the Wednesday or Saturday of next week.
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St John's
Wesley Chiba
Absir
John's
St. John’s
Mesere Marahull
Richarda
Lovey and
Viveagh
Meadames
Oresto
Withnell
Throweell
Miasemi
Mioany
Hubble
St. John's
St. John’s Ladies
Association
We Daves
Temia Am McIation
Davey
HH. G. Jefferson
Haw
Amociation
Ciiourimens
Matehawe
Tbe Tate
Uber
Cau
Walla
Cricket season set to begin with Northam meet at Tattersall's
The Nor e cricket table to be held Thursday evening at Tattersall's Hotel aims to boost local play. Northam hopes for several strong teams, with Brownie and a few star players departing, and talks of bringing in a Speers Brook team to boost fixtures and public interest.
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Tattersall's
Northam
Howe
Speuesr
Mer J. Y- Richardson
Ensihumnastic
Probate Granted For Abelie John Coyne Will
The will of Abelie John Coyne a Northam farmer has probate granted to Menn Horse and Mr.3 Wivhaell The Governor in Executive Council appoints Mr J Keating as an avetionsr sworn valuntor under Land authority and formalities completed
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Abelie John Coyne
Northam
Menn Horse
Wivhaell
J. Keating
Wortham council approves street and drainage tweaks
Wortham Municipal Council approves alteration to Morrell Street to remove a sharp turn with a Department of Transport commitment to construct and maintain the road for twelve months and add a concrete channel. The council backs the school board’s extension near West Northam school ground and discusses dredging costs and riverbank repairs.
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Vin Wurke
Tn Kathway
Morrell-street
Elminat
Alsc
Tewan
Chool Board
West Northam
Farmers and Settlers Association Executive Meeting Notes
The Farmers and Settlers Association executive met to discuss wheat supplies and market access. Highlights include plans to approach government on cultivation reserves and sale/opening of land, a report on finances, and arrangements for a deputation to the Minister. Next executive meeting set for November 4. Community services announced with services at Irishtown and St Joseph's.
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Farmers
Sertern
Manges
Bweer
G. Watersoy
Te Ulwrksun
Wadl'aus
Ale Murray
Tie
Kailas
Siiliefont Gian
Ayrel
Allie
Dyreular
Deoducers
Ulid Buion
Abd Gajeute
Utiphant
Ak Hynsin
Wain Brunet
Hadi UN Webber
Inoilinien
Jim Preston
Ottee
Northampton
Denmark
Leesing St
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Oldham
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Televione
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Wool
R. T. Kings
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Sumida
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Hay
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