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Newspaper
Goomalling Dowerin Mail
Location
Goomalling, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Oct 18, 1912
Page
3
A meeting for reforming the Goonalling Cricket Club for the coming season will be held next Sunday at noon. Old and prospective members are urged to attend at Oak Park with a practice match and discussions about joining the Association.
Several cases were dealt with at the Meckering lice court during last Work. Albert Woodley was fined 2/6 for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. John Laws faced charges including stealing a gold brooch. The event notes include foresters, a Floral Art and Industrial Exhibition, and awards at Meckering Football City.
A St Barna Bas church committee met Friday evening with Holroyd as chair and Shankland as secretary. They approved paying local accounts and noted the church is nearly debt free though the treasury is empty. A £12 balance remains to fund a porch, with decisions postponed. An appointment was made to arrange. A horse and sulky for the totom and lay reader services was discussed. Sunday School continued.
Mrs Shields of Tammin died at Norme Anderson's private hospital in Port, from double pneumonia following an earlier operation. She was daughter of Mr J W Lake, a respected Eastern district elder, and left two young sons Eardley and Timbert. Many locals attended her funeral, and tributes praised her charitable nature and calm presence.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Malabaine and Malalyainn with sports and costs, referencing a chairman Mr. L. E. Smith and secretary Mr. Herbert Carter and others who provided unspecified support.
Local printing office offers job printing services in the city style including posters handbills and label work. Competitive rates and prompt service for businesses and individuals seeking reliable traditional printing support.
Northam Bowling Club hosts a Spring Carnival with a Chub Four event and a week of matches. Officials include Mr I Mitchell MLA and W W Berry Guests include multiple clubs from Perth Busselton and Freemasons with entrants from Leederville Claremont and York. The opening singles and fours draw crowds as entries extend to Friday.
A list of Royal Agricultural Society affiliated communities and their show days. Kelmssett on October 21, Wagin on October 23, Wandering on October 28, Williams on October 18, Yenbeliup on October 24, Narrogin on October 24, Katanning on October 30, St Canning on November 2, Gingin on November 6, Murray on November 9, Donnybrook on November 13 and 14, Bridgetown on November 31.
A general meeting of local volunteers set the forthcoming West Nor thar reserve carnival for November 18 to aid charitable institutions. The programme of sporting events was adopted while arrangements for a publican’s bonfire were handed to a committee. The health concession and cool drinks were assigned to a council appointee with stalls for fruit and confectionery approved. Recommendations urged council support for permits and ground preparations.
The concluding round of fixtures in the Eastern Districts Association saw St John’s and Wesley contesting a tight set of men’s and ladies matches on the St John’s courts. St John’s led the men’s totals with 14 sets to Wesley’s 4, while the ladies’ bout favored St John’s 8 sets to Wesley’s 2. The association table shows May Reserve Club top in the gentlemen’s grade, with St John’s close behind. Presbyterian and May Reserve tied in the other grade, pending a deciding match. The event marks a successful start for Northam tennis with growing participation and reduced disputes.
In perfect weather the Newcastle Club staged a strong show with a large crowd. Calibre won the First Clogslave and Flying Stakes while Siaspen led early in the main race before Calibre drew away to win by four lengths, with time 1.20. The meeting featured several notable placings and a full slate of six events for local horses.
Watts and Co Northam advertises farms and suburban plots for sale in Grast Valley district Talmai and Meckerinn towne area. Listings include 820 acres with 580 cleared 550 crop and 900 fallow, water laid and mortgage details. Also 128 acres near Bisantine Siding and an additional 967 acres near Meckerinn with stone house and stables. Several house and land properties on lane terms plus suburban plots from 14 200. Money to lend.
Vernon mat Miseinvn lle Loitee presented an entertaining program at Northum on Wednesday. Miss de Loitte impressed with exquisite voice and piano accompaniment. Mr Howard Vernon showcased his comic gifts and songs, with Randolf Schmidt on piano completing a thoroughly enjoyed evening.
West's Photoplars at West's Mietuend in Northam Town Hall next Monday offer a new program of animated pictures. The show is organized with a variety of features designed to entertain and provoke laughter. Multiple acts are billed, with audience turnout expected high.
The announcement states the Metropolitan Liedertafel will host a payment to Northam on Saturday the 6th inst. Their concert at Tow Mall starts at 20 panth with one male vocalist. The event benefits UK Northam Bowling Club and a carnival in the Saturday afternoon program draws many bowlers and attendees.
Palace Theatre presents a varied bill headlined by Mr A W Retold with a programme of films including The Raven and The Tragedy of the Mille. Other titles feature The Trmplee Of Kista and Tarhee Gaeete along with comic wears. Thursday offers Austrasia premier artist The Quenlys creating a notable entry for Northern audiences.
The team, invited delegates and officials prepare for the Commonwealth Connell meeting in Hobart on December 27. Due to commitments, Moers, Harris and Milla compete elsewhere. FLA Moseley Registrar and Mrs Movwrley guest of Rev W F Derten and Mrs Turton Meare accompany the party. NRA Secretary R Bolt to travel as manager.
The Northants Smith Bore Rifle Club crowded field for the silver on credge series with two shoots remaining to decide the champions. Notable scores include Heatey 315, Maschinely 3329, and Frain Heatey posting strong marks as the event nears its conclusion.
The East Wongan Wheat Progress Association plans a series of evening events with farm visits. Programs run Thursday to Friday from October 31 to November 1 and continue on Wednesday to Thursday, November 6 to 7, with sessions in West Wangan and Mandya.
A terse line from a tower office notes a Henitive in a visiting card. The fragment hints at internal communication or a label used in the office setting. No clear names or locations are readable.
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