Harvey Citrus Society officers and local show highlights
In the Harvey district a correction notes Mr Ave. Jenking as a vice president but initial report named Mr A. W. Jenkine. The Busavlian show featured Me. J.B. Cooper with two second prizes for shorthors and bail and Jerey Gow. A Sunday stock sale at Harvey drew a large yarding though few changed hands. A petition to block the irrigation scheme gained nearly unanimous support from growers with signature campaigns led by Becher and Harper and sent to Perth by Becher with over 100 names included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Jenkine
Ave. Jenking
J.B. Cooper
Harvey
Jerey Gow
Samnuay Jas
Grieves
Geuwere
Messera Becher
Hayward
Harper
Becher
Perth
Pinjarra School Concert Draws Full House at Mechanics Hall
Pinjarra State School children delivered a large ensemble of items to benefit the Sandbag Fund and school library at Mechanics Hall. The program opened with an overture The Wearing of the Green, followed by choruses, Swedish drills, duets and dialogue numbers. The Red Arms Society served refreshments during intervals, aiding the fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinjarra
Pinjarra State School
Pinjarea
C. D. Evans
Evans
Ry Tim
Tiaie
Japiess
Tee
Red Arms Society
Iy Mixa
Jean Sutton
Avis Australia
Ly Rita
Molly Scott
Sig
Bird In
Ly the Mises Green
Bitton
Spencer
Colt Lind 4A
Che
M. Strain
Galli
V. Dlyllips
VR Lael
Biet
Diss Ivy Scott
Wolf
Raster Ke White
Duerington
Mise E. Guither
Mavris
Laake
Sil
Sreen
Ming I. Scott
Seuiad
Tanti Falchars
He Wong
Groen
Red Riding Hood Cantata Delights Local Audience
Miss Jean Scott starred as Red Riding Hood with strong voice and stage presence. Winnie Kay led as mother alongside Misses T. Keel and A. Hayward as Buttercup and Rose. Children, including D. Keel and D. Maynard, sang well in ensemble numbers. The performance featured lively solos, notable make up, and patriotic choruses. The head teacher thanked patrons and supporters for their help in training the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Scott
Red Riding Hood
Keert
Se Young
Winnie Kay
T. Keel
A. Hayward
Buttercap
Rose
Tioe Young Full
D. Keel
DI Maynard
EB. Kutner
D. Wain
G. Laslett
Duck Green
Gallane
Bates Reg Green
Mle
Auid
Mies L. Kay
D. Green
C.D. Kvann
Kvung
Murray Road Board Meeting At Winjarra Summary
The Murray Head Board held its ordinary meeting at Winjarra on Saturday with present members A Dunlap McLarty WOK Kay McLarty Kay Green and Warr. Enquiries from the Department of Public Works into charges against the Board upheld the secretary to obtain the full report. Financial updates noted a 50 percent revenue allocation totaling £269 and reserves established for Mandurah recreation and site appointments. The board also discussed road works and requests for payments, sand bag committee inquiries, and approvals for various grants and permissions including a bail re fir joakdeeking His haere and donations to the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Head Board
Winjarra
A. Dunlap (Chateman
Honi, McLarty
Mesws
Wok
Uo McLarty
J Ate Kay
A. J Iabine In
W. Green
If. ‘Tackey
M. dC. Warr
Rane
Farbathe
Mandurah
Bostd
McLarly Sen
Council notes and bids at year end meeting
The meeting reviewed Auditor reports and discussed subscriptions for wards. Compliments were exchanged as the board considered letting contracts for bridges and culverts, with McLarty, Tuckes and others voting on care and maintenance. Bids for Hart's Load work and Brechan’s coal price were debated. business adjourned with season’s greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morarty
le Boul
Accuunis
McLarty
Emutractara
Buard
Mr. AleLity
Me Tuckes
Brechan
McKay
Forkey
Hart
Beenup Prom presents second anniversary of Sunday School
The United Sunday School of the Anglican and Methodist denominations marked its second anniversary with morning services at J Veluck attended by over 50, and 70-plus in the evening. Collections raised £1 6s 10d. A Monday sports meeting featured three legged races wheelbarrow races and tug of war, followed by a substantial ballant. The programme opened with an orchestra and singing. Mr. W. Nairo chaired and spoke on the importance of child life for future national leadership, praising helpers and the Sandbag committees. Mr. Hunt urged parents to sending their children regularly. Mr. Wright supported the sentiments and shared pride in past good works. Dorothy Bullock sustained a broken arm in a social accident and was hospitalised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Sunday School
J Veluck
EK. Aldington Hunt
A. Wright
Hunt
Indy
Ue Orchkestra
Byun
W. Nairo
Buoday
P. Nairn
Haut
Parente
Tev
Wright
Nairn
Hant
Leenup Schoul
Dorothy Bullock
Jartubdale Hospital
Red Cross Society Knitting Efforts Highlighted by Volunteers
The Cullowing articles describe work by Gorertint Tumse and West a Giswalis groups, detailing knitted items such as socks, skirts, shirts, and mittens. Miss Munar leads the effort with 24 slings and multiple knitted garments, including 7 aL Worer hart covers and 2 pairs py- Hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munar
Fruit Fly Crusade Urges Growers to Fight Pests
A Tasmanian agriculture notice urges fruit growers and households to register properties, remove windfalls, and use fruit fly bait. It highlights past success in reducing pests, notes compulsory fruit fly baiting in infected areas, and warns fines for noncompliance while stressing the need for a united effort to protect the fruit industry and keep supply affordable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bour
Jose
Tasmania
Department of Agriulture 1
Prust
Fili
Boans Christmas sale of assorted pantian and curacoa shaves
Store advertises a Christmas table of assorted garments and accessories for clearance. Includes pantian and curacoa shaves as well as hats, dresses, undergarments, linens, and silver items with special prices and new stock from limited lots. Also notes Christmas cards and autograph stationery for the Eastern States departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crnice
Chremas
Boan Bros Letter Refers to Murray Road Board Inquiry
The message from Boan Bros to the Murray Road Board discusses limitings of the Inspectors actions in the inquiry led by Mr Inspector Ash. It notes the secretary’s reply and states investigations and the board’s administration were considered, with advice given to Mr Mille and further official communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnilersecretay Fe Mablie
Murray Atul Board
Voard
Murray
Murray Road Board
Inspector Ash
Ana Tealt
Ace Uphehd
Mir Mille
CG. Munn
Ludmgttien
German Losses Amid Global War Carnage and Prodigal Forces
A London observer notes German wartime losses are mounting on both fronts. He cites 60,000 German casualties on the Russian front and says Serbian resistance astonishes Berlin. Estimates from Moffat suggest up to 10,000 German deaths daily, reflecting heavy payrolls of sacrifice and attrition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Serbia
Geriysny
Geitirys
Mey
Moffat
Gerany
Turbulent Sea Fight Halts Trade And Fire
A fragmented wartime report describes a naval engagement near a river port where shells struck ships and a mosque. Civilians and workers faced danger as shore facilities and shops suffered damage. The account notes a dramatic shelling sequence and shifting control as the battle intensified along the coast.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harvey Citrus Society
Goftespotd Nee
Eur Works
Ash
Ale Milla
Hank
Public Works
Same
Abutsane
Department of Lands Andd Surveys
Gonneil
Beenup
Red Cross Society
Coulup
Meekwal
Pains
Riller
Fruit Industries
Boan
XMAS
Costume Dept
Ty Invest
Children's Dept
Fancy Dept
Gem
Pate
Excelsior
Artific Ceiluteia
Cadbury
Roiintree
Buchanan's
Fry
Sailor
Holly
Cadbury's
Bournville
Albert
Melba
Boan Bros
Universal
Wellington & Murray Streets
Henry Wills
Fremantle
Lora
Thomas Gibson
Park Street
Bunlury
Gallijndi
Atsfarte
Porliala
Salt
Alanis
Davis Agi
Siligor Fresti
Little
Fie
Ali
Fabricius’ Produce Store
Bunbury
Wellington Street
Loval Ageis
Veo
Ce'elvanal
Armers
Felaietus
Bualery
Volejeune
Boybury
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