Rose Bazaar at Town Hall a Great Success
The Rose Bazaar held at Town Hall on Wednesday afternoon and evening drew a crowded audience. The event featured stalls themed around Lancaster and York, with Produce Stall attracting the most interest for jams and pickles. Performances included Scotch dancing, piping, and Salvation Army entertainment, earning broad praise and thanks to organizers Mr D M James and Mr Baker.
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Mier
Buenst
House of Lancaster
House of York
Cecil Throasall
Mardon Baker
G, Turner
B. Stubbs
G. Donald
McPhee
K. James
Shaw
Mies Spence
M. Jone N
Kenedy
Brubbe Aridge
George Macpherson
F. Bailey
Flower
Micas L
H. Foreman
Ray Spice
Ming Gomil
Florence MecPhawon
Peggy Hughes
8. Peveridge
Oswald
Perth
Bernie Kerr
Mary Kid
Salvation Army
Ie Kerr
Mary Kidd
A. Edmendes
A. J. Hughes
McGregor
Arthur Welland
D. M. James
Baker
Northam Traders Association to Hold May Meeting
Members are notified that the next meeting will be held on Tuesday May 17 with a general meeting and officer elections. Nominations require the nominee's consent and members should discuss among themselves the best candidates. Subscriptions should be sent to the Hon Secretary promptly to close the books early. Labor Day holiday on May 2 will close shops all day. The agreement with the Union began on April 2011. members not familiar should see a committee member promptly.
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Diacnaa
Wuit
WAEEL JOTTINGS AT BULGIN GIFT SALE
A sale of gifts organized by the Indies of the Methodist Guild took place at Bulgin the Morrells residence on Wednesday 20th inst. £9 odd was received. Mrs Roberts and Misses Wain and Sudhols handled pies and goods. Miss Prost and Collins managed refreshments. Mr Rey Blacker supervised crowd activity. Singers Humber Diamond Doris Morrell Barnolds and Fie Mowat performed while Miss Diamondellas violin selections drew applause.
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Methodist Guild
Biss
Humber
Mee Diamond
Doris Morrell
Barnolds
Messrs
F. Bie Mowat
Miss Diameanel
Wilberforce Sheep Sale After Hamersley Estate Auction
Dalgety and Co report a cleansing sale at Wilberforce Woodside on April 21 for the late Edward Hamersley. Stock comprised mostly young sheep offered in lots to suit buyers and sold at full market rates. About 1000 realised from 17s 9d to 18s, another parcel at 14s, bulk mixed aged lines at 12s, and 5001 sheep sold.
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Messrs
Tir Goily Refuses Archbishopric Offer in Melbourne
Tir Goily has declined the Archbishopric position in Melbourne after protracted negotiations, citing personal reasons and urging the church to pursue candidates who can unify diverse factions within the diocese. The development follows months of talks with church leaders and regional clergy.
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Tir. Goily
Melbourne
Death of Mr Loton of Perth England district
The death occurred Monday last of Mr Me Astor Goscge Loon of Ging hill third son of Mr and Mrs W T Loton of Perth. He was 45 and had been in good health until a week before. An operation failed to help the condition and peritonitis set in. The funeral was held Tuesday at the Church of England Northam Cemetery with Rev Grimes and John Mason officiating.
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Astor Goscge Loon
Ginghill
W. T. Loton
Perth
Dre
Ambrose
Merryweather
Aberdeen
Beamish
Clementa
Soilerie
Loton
Church of England
Northam
V. O.H
Death of Mr John Henry Monger in Northam WA
Mr John Henry Monger aged 78 died Wednesday night at Fermoy Hospital Northam after weeks as an inmate. Born in England, he moved to Western Australia as a child, lived in York and Toody, was an early Northam Municipal Council member, a founder of the Masonic lodge, and keen cricketer. Survived by wife, two sons Mensie Herbert George and Ernest Charles, two daughters Mrs Edgar and Robert MacPherron, and other relatives. Funeral from J W Purslowe private mortuary to Methodist Church, then Northam Cemetery with Rev F K French, Masonic service by W Potter, and floral tributes.
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Fermoy Hospital
Northam
John Henry Monger
Cott Newcastle Road
Ian
England
Western Australia
Tham
York
Tood
Menger
Northam Municipal Council
Masauio Reais
Mensie
Herbert George
Ernest Charles
Edgar
Robert MacPherron
Jgward
J.w.purslowe
Ml. FA. Gregory
Northarh
F. K. French
W. Potter
W.M
Messrs
A. Broom
Broomball
B.H. Thackrah
K. Stewart
J. Morrell
B. P. Chidlow
J. W. Purslowe
Mrs M A Eaton Dies At 83 In Cunderdin District
On Sunday last the death occurred at Youndejm Cunderdin of Mrs Mary Ann Eaton wife of Mr Alfred Eaton aged 83. The deceased was one of the district’s oldest residents having lived there for 40 years and was a native of Port. She was highly respected by all who knew her.
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Youndejm
Cunderdin
Mra
Mary Ann Eaton
Alfred Eaton
Decaaend
Eaton
Porth
Badak Tin Company Half Year Meeting Report
About 25 shareholders attended the Badak Co No Liability half year meeting. President P J Holdenson announced £15,000 transferred from Kadak Government to Melbourne, plus £25,000 fixed deposit, and an overdraft of £14,943. £6,000 in cash was paid to Orton. If Raleigh's investigations yield nothing, the company may be wound up. a motion to adopt the report was approved.
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Badak Co
P. J. Holdenson
Kadak
Melbourne
Orton
Raleigh
Holdensen
Osaider Ft
Bank of Tasmania Transfers Estate to English Bank
The Commercial Bank of Tasmania assigns the entire estate to the English, Scottish and Australian Bank for a sum of £616,009, detailing a complete financial transfer and related terms.
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Commercial Bank of
Tasmania
Northam Welcomes Spot Lager Saloon by Mrs Harrison
An innnovation draws interest as Mrs Harrison opens a Spot Lager Saloon in Northam adjoining a refreshment room offering afternoon tea grills and suppers. The saloon features non intoxicating Spot Lager and city style appointments pleasing to the eye, aiming for business success.
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Northam
Perth
Harrison
Pier
Fremantle
Local and General Prohibition Vote and Fruit Fly Alert
Local option vote urged with guidance to all voters as the question could have far reaching effects. Reported wheat deliveries total 154 001 bags across Dalwallin road district with breakdowns at Bantine 5058 Wubi 28398 Nogadong 13292 Dalwallinn 45380 Pithara 39492 Marne 6118 Cambering 16134. The fruit fly pest threatens metropolitan gardens Armadale. entomologist Mr Newman notes it spreads in weeks and advises baiting trapping and foliage spray on sunny sides of trees with department formulas to curb the pest.
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Dalwallinn Road
Wubi
Nogadong
Dalwallinn
Pithara
Marne
Preas
Newman
Armadale
Gardana
Department of Agriculture
Prohibition Matter Sparks Scottish Jibe at Tourists
An American tourist touring England and Scotland encounters a local guide whose grave misdirection leads to a grim pun about silos as impressive sites. The joke ends with a cruel quip about salaries as the pair climb to a hilltop overlook.
Australian cricketers practice ahead of Lorde test
The Australian team trained at Lorde on Tuesday except Oldfield while crowds waited hours to catch a glimpse. The decisive victory in the teat matchien sparked widespread excitement in England, despite earlier talk of re fitting the manan Keginas for Nos West trade being too costly.
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Carnavon
Oldfield
Lorde
Crowde
England
Sporting Notes From Perth Racing Gloom and Goomalling Hopes
Report covers jockeys, owners, and horses with race ambitions across Australia and New Zealand. Mentions J Sutherland leasing Lord Tollendal Corvatas, Barragondi in Fred Robinson’s stable, Extortion owned by C F Combley, and Gloaming’s record. Notes Goodwood Handicap and Adelaide Cup dates, special Northam train to Goomalling, and high betting interest at Ellerton and Randwick auctions.
Aeroplane race ends in London film rush and Havana chess shock
A dramatic aeroplane race to beat the clock ended with a forced landing near Ipswich and a London cinema premiere of the film within hours. In Havana, Capablanca defeated Lasker 5 wins to 0 with 10 draws to claim the world chess title, resigning at the end of the tenth game.
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London
Sham Spadale
Ipswich
Havana
Joan Tu Capablanca
Cubs
Dr. Lasker
Germany
Tasker
Laeker
Goomalling Races Nos eedsni Ay Splendid
Fragmentary report from Goomalling races notes a Wednesday meeting expected to set a day record at the Chat Chest quarterly event. Mentions a person named Mr. Bian Wanin and loosely references entries and outcomes.
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Tnd Ac
Wanin
Anzac Day Observed In Northans With Speeches
Anzac Day ceremonies in Northans drew large crowds as Chairman W. Potter Premier Sus. Mitchell Major Rocklitt and Solomon spoke. They praised Australian achievements at Gallipoli and recalled brave comrades who died, with a memorial service at Lawn Fall in the evening and noting the day as a Commonwealth holiday.
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Bernal
My W. Potter
Sus. Mitchell
Major Rocklitt
Me Solomon
Ube
Gallipoli
RSL
Peach Beats Patterson at Sydney Tennis Championship
Novaui Peach defeated Patterson in a Sydney championship match last week and appears set to join Davis Cup plans. The result signals Peach as a rising player in international tennis circuits and suggests possible selection for future Davis Cup duties.
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Sydney
Novaui
Peach
Patterson
York Meeting Reported Weighs For Route Weights
Fragmentary notes describe a York meeting discussing weights for a route or delivery. It mentions a December or Mop AL date and pressures to divide weights into thirty step measures. The text is garbled but references a cost or weight plan and Washington input on the same topic.
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Wacwsn
Remarkable state of affairs in British Budget notes
The British Budget shows a remarkable state of affairs with a quoted £250,500,000 surplus or plan. London reports a partial progress update and defense of actions defying Government policy. A large aviation-related inquiry follows, including an inquest into two deaths in a Pithara aeroplane crash and a price study by the Profiteering Preventing Council in Sydney.
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W.A
Sydney
Coun
Boos
Pon
Huge Tunnels Open for International High Road
The article describes the completion of twin tunnels linked to a major channel, with the new route transforming a gallery into an international roadway. It notes immense engineering challenges, hot springs, and high pressure near the Malian opening, with costs around £3.6 million for the first tunnel and £1.3 million for the second.
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Ium
Hatch
Europe
Shaving Inventions Stir Talk Of New Safety Device
A garbled ad style item touts a “chtravachine” by a mysterious inventor Bagenjae claiming to ease shaving. It promises safety features and a powered blade that rises sharply like a razor, with soap wetting deemed wasteful and a bedside socket aid for placement.
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Rose Bazaar
Northam Traders’ Association
Wilberforce Sale
Onus
Arthur George Loton
J. H. Monger
M. A. Eaton
Badak Tin Company
Wales
Scotland
Sporting Notes
Mame
Leicester
J. Sutherland
Dowerin
Corvatas
Santown Park
Vir
York Jockey Club
Eudoras
Barragondi
Fred Robinson
C. F. Combley
Meckerivy
S.A.J.C
All Gold
Aire
Alminsa
Gloaming
New Zealand
Hare Hatch
Ellerlie
N.Z
Goomalling
Randwick
Tom Tighe
Metropolis
Belmont
Barlowské
Myarra
Drory Lane
Palisade
St. Vame
Hazel Dawn
Red Bayer
Grenzano
Flippant Rose
Deamont
Cobing
Bir Hatan
Renucistiva
Barlowerie
Snd Myarca
Helena Vale
High Wall
Rippler
Warambie
Munjardy
Trus Moon
Very Faithful
Maltinst
Barragundi
Bellevue Tenduap fo.Bacar
Spearhit
Barnsworth
Clack Plate
Sir Hoton
Coastland
Faithwaif
Luse Plate
Divizion
Land of Fog
Wattle Seaf
Boyscops
My King Society
Smazonla
Baby Moon
Ganee
Laurelle
Yowrana Edu
Ie Mountainy Newmaker Mandicap
Betty Burke
Bay Peakin
Pete Tonne
Voundaiss
Marconi Ali
I 'Annary
Marconi Maralangs Widgibin
Marconigeam Mellon
Gakien
Iris
Iltonus da Valaea
da Shiel
Reed Warbler
Muarnie
Ted Sash
Angele
He -Askartie
G. W. B. Smith
Booretary
Twutolaler
Paswonvar
Nems
Aumtaies Sadiexties
Jane Thy
Tavvaly
Redlands
Galikienig
Bowen
B.J. Wefers
Healy
Ina
Sku Tralia
Stone
Liew Edwaints
Re Pointe
Nal Valet
Tuamauis
Anabeaylinn
Lieb. McIntosh
A. E. Joy
Wat the Duceased
John Cowe McIntosh
Alfred Hilary Joy
Iaae
Gita Legit
ygaTuen
Jlpner
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