Marjorie Pearson Tryon wins state bursary at twelve
In Northam, Marjorie Pearson Tryon, daughter of Mr and Mrs Pearson Tryon, earned first honors in the state bursary competition amid scholars from across the state. David Bernard, son of Mr and Mrs Bernard, also received a bursary valued at £5 per year for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie
Mel Pearson Tryon
Northam
David Bernard
L Bernard
Walker's Great Show At Walker's Book Store 11
One of Norihamn's great shows before Christmas draws young and old to Walker's Book Store 11 where toys cards and gifts fill an enormous stock. Mr Walker invites the public to inspect select and have presents set aside until Christmas amid wartime constraints and favorable Perth price comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norihamn
Walker
Falk
Bock
Perth
Convent concert delights Northam audience
The annual Bi Josephs and St Antony's Convent Schools concert in Northam drew a very large audience. The programme featured overtures, patriotic songs, character sketches, dances, and instrumental pieces by pupils and staff, with Rev Father O'Donnell giving thanks before the National Anthem marked the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bi Joseph’s
St. Antony's Convent
Northam
Thore
Miss Daily
L.L.C.M
Australia
Naval
K Chidlow
Emily Forward
Cody
N Melvin
A Rockett
Raediger
K Harry
D Foley
W Duggan
P. Lickyer
Mises Hye
W Melsin
Leeson
Patrick Song
Britain
Misacs Duggan
Beckett
Forward
Chidiow
Freind
Downie
E Forward
G Frost
B Anderson
T Leeson
E Hyde
W Melvin
L Leeder
M O'Driscoll
A_Golsting
E Larry
Betty
E Philli
Coty
Little House On the Hill
G Sermon
Lee
Harry
Phillips
Dagan
Plano
M Cody
K Cody
At.c.l
Northam Road Board moves to declare vermin area over rabbit threat
At a Saturday meeting Majors J M Carroll E W Cotton J Martin G T Wikerson C Hansen and J French discussed a rabbit invasion risk. A Chief Inspector letter warned rabbits threaten thousands of pounds in damage to wheat and urged immediate poisoning. motion passed to proclaim the district a Vermin Area and distribute government supplied poison. Secretary granted holidays. finances show a £432 bank debit and £140 in accounts passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northam Road Board
J. M. Carroll
Ehr Yan
E. W. Cotton
J. Martin
G. T. Wikerson
C. Hansen
J. French
Road Board
Mt Marshall
Beard
Manse Cotton
Martin
Reinforcements Referendum Campaign Opens in Northam
A large Northam meeting backs the Federal Government Reinforcements Referendum. Speakers Hon Tas Mitchell Hon J Mitchell and Hon Gregory urge a Yes vote to boost forces. Mr Davies appeals to workers to persuade neighbors and plans further meetings in the Mayor's Parlour and Northam Town Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northam Tawi
Tas Mitchel
Gregory
T. Davies
A. W. Bybeld
Jas Mitchell
Speler
Ife
Western Australia
Gregory Wet
Davies
Messry Potter
Salone
H. P. Colelarch
Northam Town
Everling
A. TE. Woerman
Gairdenes Street
Northain
Opening of the Northam Bowling Club Draws Large Crowd
A large gathering attended the opening of the Northam Bowling Club on Wednesday. Secretary B Chidlow led preparations, Dr K N Rockett inaugurated the event, and visiting bowler Mr Dunn from the Easter States presented the pennant flag won by Northam. A trophy Indies competition was won by Mrs Purser. An afternoon tea followed, hosted by Mrs Meeres Guard Golding Ducnee Chil Jow B P Chidlow Reynal Wattsane and Miss Morrell Meeres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northam Bowling Club
B. Chidlow
KN. Rockett
Dunn
Eastern Distrit’s
Northam Club
Indies
Purser
Mesdaines Meeres
Guard
Golding
Ducnee
F. Chil
Jow
B. P. Chidlow
Government Gazette suspends Early Closing Act on December 24 1917
Proclamation in the latest Gazette suspends the Early Closing Act and all amendments on 24 December 1917 between six and eight o clock in the evening. Applies to all shops in all shop districts throughout the State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiv Hivass
Reno
Evenin
Dune
Stile
Mears J Golding and Co Advertise Premium Stock
The firm on Witeherald Street promotes a magnificent stock of first class goods suitable for festive season presents inviting all in need to inspect their values and offerings at the top of the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mears J. [. Golding and Co
Witeherald Street
Methodist Church News Social and Worship Plans
The Guild leads Tuesday evening activities with a mission topic on Waits and his trials. After Sunday morning service the Sacrament will be offered and supper served with member tickets renewed. The evening study covers The Religion of Charity and Purity and choir rehearsals prepare for Christmas and Christian Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic
Chile
Miss Nettle
Ube Chiar
Anglican News Sparked by Renewed Early Service Faith
A Sunday morning service attracted a large congregation with a vivid display of unity. The evening group remains strong as the Regle sermon explored mortality with Who is Dead Next. A Continental Fete is planned at the Grounds with gates opening at seven. The GES Concert Choir will perform a songe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ammiunionnls
Regle
Public Notice on Discharge and Sale by Avon Bakery
ICE is hereby given that all Ace nautite die in conhertinn with the Avon Bakery must be hand ed in by Saturday December 16 193? at Blonsingb Street Northam. Accounts and pant must be discharged and handed to walletor for volicetion by APPLETON.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
Nist
Northam
Wvollertor
Appleton Wid
Avon Bacon Factory Starts Open Invitation
The Avon Bacon Factory invites inquiries and visits as it opens operations. People with interest should contact the Manager for details and scheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Bacon Factory
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dale’s Beehive Stores
Dortham
General News
Tattersall's Corner
Keyser
Watkins
16Th Batalion
Rees
Dryden
11Th
Mill Parsons
Kiajor Milner
Piet Street
Branley
Nowetham
R.M
James Black
Wubin
Maller
Sngm
P. A. Connolly
Johnston
Mla
Eimy
Andrews
Haynes
Rabbish
Justice Burnside
Commissioner of Railways
Lad
Mr Short
Ucing
Sal Inquiry
Methodist Church News
Anglican News
James, West Northam
B. H. Hannaford
Titzgerald St
Gooch