Nominations For Central Ward Councillor Election
The following nominations are received for the extraordinary vacancy in Central Ward caused by the death of Dr James Bayfield A Polit of Ratepayers on the electoral roll for 1915 will be polled Tuesday December 8 1914 at the Town Hall Northam Polls open 9 am close 7 pm the day before mentioned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northam and
District
Dr. Kennedy
R. H. Duence
James Bayfield
Tow Mall
Northam
Goomalling Road Board Sues Wide List of Defendants
Novice plaintiff files a plaint and summons in Goomalling Local Court against numerous named defendants incl Alfred Ainsworth jun and Archibald Cruikshank. Notice declares publication and posting of each summons as sufficient service and allows the plaintiff to proceed as if served. Dated 2th city of Neweuben Lola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
Goomalling Hod Board
Neweuben
Lola
Hunter accepts nomination for vacancy
In response to a signed requisition I consent to nominate for the vacancy and thank the signers for the compliment. I will soon place my views before the ratepayers. Yours Faithfully, ASHTON HUNTER. Authorised by W. L. Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashton Hunter
W. L. Carter
Brick Residence Listings with Weekly Rates and Addresses
Classified brief details multiple brick residences in West Northam East Northam and Chidlow Street. Includes J106 New Brick Villa stand in inspection and A680 Brick Residence listing with five rooms and four rooms options. WY weekly rate noted and various locations with no full addresses provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Northam
Chidlow-street
East Northam
Tenders for Claeckline Firm Charter Reversal by Minister for Works
Tenders for Claeckline school charters living with asbestos will be reversed by the Hom and the Minister for Works until December 8. Puertiulars Court Cuise, Northiam, C. A. MUNT, Minister Secretary for Public Worn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babakine Siding
Court Mouses
Merredin
Northam
York
Claeckline
Hom
Puertiulars Court
Cuise
Noerthiam
C. A. Munt
Linher
Watchers at Lynch Orchard Restrict Access
Notice warns trespassers are to be shot in the legs at Lynch Orchard. No entry without permission. Watts switches Orchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watts
Obituary and local notices from Northam district
Obituary notes Mrs. William Wilkins of Rossmore died at Miss Scotts Private Hospital Fermoy Northam aged 49. She was daughter of Mrs. Blake and the late Mr. Melbin and survived by husband five daughters and four sons. Funeral held Saturday. Licensing Court renewed all licenses in Northam district. Wesley Church anniversary services planned with Rev S B Fellows and a lecture by Rev Brian Wibberley. Northam Central School Concert preparations include Patriotic Maypole Milkmaid’s Song and an Entente Cordiale tableau finale stationing four colour lights and staged acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wilkins
Rossmore
Northam Licensing District
Wesley Church
Northam Wesley Church
S. B Fellows
Subiaco
Wesley Hall
Brian Wibberley
Conference
Northam Central School
Northam
Ormance
Nery
Jas Pell
Picnic and Dance Mark Dowerin Gathering of Spirits
A large turnout from the district traveled up to 25 miles for a Wednesday picnic at the Agricultural Hall grounds. After a day of amusements, many stayed for a lively evening dance with Miss Cash providing music and D Hayter guiding the rhythm. The event, organized by Messrs Taylor, Phillips, OShaughnessy, Lamprell, and Shankland alongside the Agricultural Hall committee, featured children's races, ladies events, and several horse sports, celebrating resilience amid regional adversity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Tapley
Dowerin
Miss Cash
D. Hayter
Messrs Taylor
Phillips, O'Shaudnessy
Lamprell
Shankland
the Agricultural Hall
Messrs Martin, Stuart, Hayter
Irvine
Waugh
Jensen
Family scene with vanished goods and hidden medicine cabinet
A distressed scene describes a woman crying in the kitchen while a bailiff smokes in the hall. Disarray follows as cake is rolled up and furniture removed. The father hides Woods' Great Penpermint Cure inside a cabinet, suggesting a tense domestic moment amid eviction-like upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daddy
Castledine's Offers Best And Cheapest Service
There is no doubt Castledine's is the best and cheapest place. It doesn't matter what you require, you try them and prove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castledine's
Royal Military College Entrants and Farewell Notes
Among October examination winners for Royal Military College entrances were J. H. Triver C. B. M. Liloyd V. C. Fecombe and J. A. Nicholson. Northam Hotel farewell for Mr and Mrs J Leslie with gifts from boarders and staff. Mrs Leslie heads to Fremantle and Mr Leslie plans to Westonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Military College
Royal Military Colege
J. H. Triver
C. B. M. Liloyd
V. C. Fecombe
J. A. Nicholson
Country Party meeting at Quairading urges support for Association
Mr Stamstreet addressed a large Quairading gathering urging full backing of the Association whose two years of work he said surpassed 21 years in New South Wales. He cited insurance rate reductions, Food Commission progress, Distressed Farmers' Board attitudes, and forward wheat contracts as key achievements needing farmer engagement. The York member and the chairman praised his remarks, with notes on local medical, schooling for half-castes, townsite blocks, and black assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamstreet
Quairading
New South Wales
Stanistreet
Food Commission
Whitfield
Distressed Farmers’ Assistance Board
Mr Stanistreet
B. Solomon
York
Griffiths
8S. Solomon
Kate Howarde Dramatic Company at Palace Theatre
The Kate Howarde Dramatic Company appears at the Palace Theatre Thursday evening. After a successful Goldfields tour and Perth season, Northam’s production “Why Girls Leave Home” features a talented company with notable scenery and stage effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Howarde
Palace Theatre
Perth
Northam
May Reserve Club Wins Springs Tournament Final
In the Springs Tournament Saturday May Reserve Club triumphed by seven games as sunshine highlighted the day. Scores show Richardson defeating D Morrell 6 5, Middleton beating Byfield 6 0, N Morrell over Cock, Stables losing to Edmundson 2 6, and doubles where Richardson and Middleton beat Morrell and Byfield 6 4 6 5 0. W Morrell and Stables fell to Byfield and D Morrell 6 0 6 2 and to Edmundson and Cock 6 0 6 2. Totals May Reserve 5 sets 37 games Wersey 3 sets 0 games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Reserve
May
Wersey
Wesley V May Reserve Match Set for Tomorrow
Tomorrow afternoon on the May Courts the ladies will complete the match between Wesley and May Reserve clubs. May Reserve lists Misses Spencer Mitchell lweming and Harkness in the lineup while Wesley fields Misses Stewart Rickey Cutts and Broom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Mitchell
Lweming
Harkness
Wesley
Stewart
Rickey
Cutts
Broom
Foley Pairs and Harness Trophy Round Updates
In the Foley Pairs competition since the last report Millington and HW Gi Withnell beat Priser Morrell ve Co 8 Guard and Matthews defeated KR McPherson and Potter jur. The second round includes Mevres and Richardson versus Beveridge with Harnett Foley and Horace Withwell versus J Millington and H G Withwell Kaynes and Davoren versus Chidlow and Dibbs. No further singles matches have been played in the Harness Trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Millington
Withnell
Priser
Morrell Ve
Guard
Matthews
KR. McPherson
Potter
Jur
Mevres
Richardson
Beveridge
Harnett
Horace Withwell
J. Millington
H. G. Withwell
Kaynes
Davoren
Chidlow
Dibbs
Opium Case in Northam Court Highlights Chinese Quarrel
In Northam Police Court last week three Chinese residents faced charges tied to opium use and a quarrel. Tan Ying pleaded guilty to possession of opium and was fined with costs, one month to pay or two months’ jail. Lee Wing also pleaded guilty to smoking opium and faced the same penalty. Ah Soo pleaded not guilty and was remanded to December 11 with bail set at £20 and two sureties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northam
Robinson
Hubbard
Bannear
Esperance Street
W. D. Cowan
K.M
Yet Stewart
S. Solomon
P.’s
Tan Ying
Esperance-street
Ying
Lee Wing
Wing
Ah Soo
Spread of the Fruit Fly Threat to Perth Fruit Trade
The absence of wet cold winter weather left fruit fly unusually active through the Water months. Acting Entomologist Newman warned of a bad spring and summer, with infestation rising in fruit entering markets. Authorities plan drastic action under Plant Disease Act to halt sale of badly infested fruit and protect the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman
Fruit Industries Commissioner
Det
South West
Perth
York M L A Griffiths Tours Central Wheat District
Mr Griffiths M L A for York with Mr Stauistreet secretary of the Farmers and Settlers Association conducted an extensive tour of Quairading naberring Carding Young and Knollvin to gather firsthand facts beyond figures on the current settler situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffiths
M.L.A
York
Stauistreet
Farmers ’ and Settlers’ Association
Naberring
Carding
Young and Knollvin
Children’s Hacking Cough at Night
Woods' Great Peppermint Cure touted as a remedy in a 19th century ad or notice. The brief item cites a peppermint-based cure claimed to soothe coughing fits occurring at night, reflecting era medicine marketing practices and patent medicine culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods
To Advertisers Alterations Must Reach Office On Time
Advertisers are notified that all changes to standing advertisements must reach the office no later than Wednesday and Saturday evenings. All copy for display ads should be sent promptly to avoid missed publication.
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Trestassimg Om
Vian Gots Farm
Doveema
Aa Perens
Pra Peo Ntue
G. Donald & Co
The
Commonwealth
Carter & Barr Mercantile Agents
Sobiham, Toobyay
Kellerberrin
Cundeedin
B.p. Triumph
Gairdner Street
Mechanics Institute
Ich
J. T. Milner & CO
the Merchants and Butchers
Watkins & Mitchell
Fitzgerald Street
J. M. Drummond & Co
I. Ob
Patriotic War Fund
Western Australia
LYNCH
Govt. Lands Office
Kate Howarde Company
Hunter, Ashton, Accoun
Potter, William Kemp, Draper
Goomalling Road Board
Alfred Ainsworth
George F. Alcock
James Ainsworth
Frederick Hest
Albert M. Bryan
Henry Thomas Bourke
Thomas Bury
Oliver Bonsor
James Breen
Michael Benson
R. B. Crockhouse
James Burt
John Barker
Edgar Bache
George D. Blythe
Owen F. Bywater
William J. A. Cook
Edwin Campbell
Leonard Charles Cook
Francis 14. Curtain
Hubert Chilman
John A. Clegg
Thomas W. Crui
F. Maud Kely
H. F. B. Kely
Robert J. Knighit
Norman Lorrain
Frederick B. Martin
F. J. McMahon
J. E. Brown
M. V. Macrarne
W. B. Moore
William James McGregor
John Middleton
John MccLachlan
J McLelland
Jemnen McLehose
Henry Marshall
Alfred J. Marshall
William John Martin, DD
P. McFarlane
William Nottage
Cyril E. V. Ottey
Olaf Olsen
Thomas W. Peters
Henry Peters
Samuel Powell
Otto Peters
Alfred Peacock
Thomas Parser
James Pitts
Edwin A. H. Russell
Shara Rahim
Read and Paine
Suse Slafkin
Henry Stone
Selby Smith
George E Starsmore
Maurice Terry
Alfred P. Tunbridge
Greve Tanbridge
Amy E. Tonkin
Edwin Taorner
John H. Venning
Walter A. Venning
Arthur Woodrow
W. Piper Wenbane
Roy Whitford
Breest W. Winfield
Walter Winfield
Weatherhead
A. S
Frederick Thomas Plummer
T. A. Harrison
G. H. Withers
Telet
Fitzgerald-street
Dukes Street
Weld
Residency Hill
Watkins and Mitchell, ‘Commercial Chambers
Hunter, Ashton, Potter, W. K
W. K Potter
Watkins and
Nesire
Wes
Jalaee Theatre
Orchard
Mr. T. Harnett
Public Works
Co. A. Munt
Uader Secretary For Public Works
Northam Town Hall
Sleeping Beauty
J. H. Hatfield
W. Miller
C. B. Edwards
George Wills and Co
Wm. Thomas and Co
Commercial Union Assurance Co
Elder, Shenton and Co
H.e.bartlett
Stirling Street
Cornet
Euphonium
Northam Courier
George Allanson
Messrs Hayter
PT RT CP
Messrs
O'Shaughnessy
Phil Tins
Fvents
Messrs Taylor, Martin and
Ciracovitch
Hartess
J. Etherbon
Gardiner
E. Cash
D. Lamprell
E. Cottrell
M. Erhardt
A. Maisey
Sheffield Handiap
K. O'Shaughnessy
R. Couper
Eeg and
Spoon Brave
J. Wcdestone
Handitap
H. Ganwell
E. O'Shaurhnessy
G. Hatwell
J. Ly
Errol
P. Kennedy
Leslie
Teste
Fremantle
Leslie Nurnoses
Westonia
Country Party
Brand
Dangin
Quai
V. Wesley
Tos. McNulty
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