Montely Murray Road Board Meeting Notes on Pool Use and Valuations
Murray Road Board discusses by law changes to allow school swimming pool and sheds use on Wednesdays and after in a cadet training context. Objections to valuations for property at Dwellingup and Murray Loc 752 grazing lease. Road formation for Marrinup Road to proceed when weather allows. Deputation date requested with Premier. Revised court dates set for March 6. Monthly financials presented and payments approved. Attendance reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
B. E. Rogers
BR. A. Shell
Mandarab
M. Marrinup
Fare
Wich Requir Gn. Uantion
Clara
Erc
George
Robinson
Teckey
McRebie Revision Court
Sd Appeal Court Bs
Wedding Bells at church service with cream dress and flowers
The church was beautifully decorated by the lady members of the Methodist church for the occasion. The bride was given away by Mr J. R. Scott and wore cream crepe de chine with a bouquet of white flowers. Attendants Eva Hollingsworth and P. Greenacre wore blue and pink and carried bouquets. Best man Mr J. Brown, night stationmaster at Pinjarra, assisted. The wedding march played by Miss Waterman. Reception followed at the public hall with many guests invited and gifts exchanged.
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J. R. Scott
Fragmentary OCR Note From Earlier Page
Fragmentary readable text shows playful scene with a flower pot and water. Mentions a pot, a hinge, a hole in the top, and a character named Siac Sangrecke. Context remains unclear due to illegible OCR.
Potato Industry Report Highlights Export Expansion and Fraud
A ministerial report on Western Australia potato exports notes 7,780 bags totaling 330 tons shipped from November to January 1916, with 1,150 bags rejected for export. It details deceptive practices by some sellers, mislabeling growers, and the need for verified grower identities to combat disease and fraud.
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W. D. Johnson
Sydee
Paca
Tno Newel
Wien
Department of Agriculture
Obituary Notice for Arthur Kennedy Porton Railway Officer
We regret to inform readers of the death of Mr Arthur Kennedy, a seasoned railway officer. He had been ill for some time, with his passing sudden yet not unexpected given his prior health. The funeral cortege paused on Saturday, and he was laid to rest in the Angi tan mete cemetery following a service by Rev. Ginn of Deli P. The interment was attended by mourners and local dignitaries.
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Anil
Arthur Kennedy
Lingep
Romaine Belog
Ginn
Deli P
Setas
Taiterecipieneene Siateans
Geo, Batt
Pia
Death of Mr Joseph Butler at Pinjarra Hospital
The death of Mr Joseph Butler of Warocous at 47 occurred at Pinjarra Hospital on Monday afternoon after pneumonia and pleurisy. He had been ill about ten weeks, showed initial improvement, then worsened and died. He leaves a widow and several children to mourn him. The funeral was in Pinjarra Anglican cemetery with Canon Greatorex officiating. arrangements by J Bartlett, undertaker.
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Joseph Butler
Warcous
Pinjurra Hospital
Batterway
Whittaker Bros
Waroona
Buller
Cantlemain
Victoria
Pinjarra
Canon Greatorex
J. Bartlett
Pis- Jarre
Dardanelles Reinforcements Describe a Soldier’s Eye View
An excerpt from a private letter recounts British Mediterranean Force reinforcements arriving at Gallipoli. Troops, largely unglamorous and boisterous, endure a tedious voyage via Gibraltar, then land at a Greek harbor before marching ashore under a brisk Military Landing Officer. The narrative contrasts the rough humor of troops with disciplined officers and the tedious routine of provisioning and deployment.
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Gallipoli
Lands ‘Ag Wests
Weiler
Coopa
Wass
Troopera
Praontia
Armien
Thrail Fm
Paredes
Gibraltar
Anil
Hugh Bell
Euluuuis
Dardanelles Reinforcements Land Under Harsh Fire
Turbulent landing at Anzac showed reinforcements descending to the pier amid heavy fire. Troops endured mud and shells as they moved toward the ferries, facing intense conditions and uncertain support on the night voyage.
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Dardanelles
Pire
Jong Meur
Anzac Ferry
Agin
Farmer and PaddyDialogue on Soldier versus Farm Life
A farmer questions Paddy about choice between being a soldier or a farmhand. Paddy favors soldier life, while the farmer argues the soldier would spend long periods away from work, implying farm life keeps a person occupied locally. The exchange reflects rural humor on work and duty.
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Paddy
Parmser
Pat
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Murray Road Board
Montely
C.J. K le Mesurier
All British Association
Porth
McLarty
H. Tna
Ieee Tee Iee
Iikion
Ubescoe
Ann Mestit Zeno Nee Nen
Townsend
France
The
Methodiat Commun
Siac Sangrecke
Spector
Ners
Eascera
Ceara
Western Australia
Sting
Gowee Bet
Perth
Boan
Boan Bros., Universal Providers
Wellington and Murray Btrests
Henry Wills
Fremantle
Thomas Gibbon
Park Street
Bunlury
Little’ S Phenoid
Moothers
Cooper
Manees
F. Darts Scune & Co
Mewmay Sr. Peern
Neuve Chapelle
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