James Matthews dies after illness at hospital
James Matthews aged 42 of 61 Valley died after illness at Parmeo Hospital. The note records his death and that he will be buried in the Anglican section of Northam cemetery. He is described as a native of the state and had lived here about six years. Funeral arrangements followed and mourners are advised to attend.
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Fragmentary Notes From a Mangled Historical Section
The readable fragments mention several names including Te Pramine and M. Waite with references to a January issue. Readable parts mix with garbled phrases about writers, a taunting scene, and a cast list that includes Kent, Walter Growers Chase, Kane, Owen Oliver, and others whose contributions are unclear.
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Harmeworth's Home Fashions for January
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Big February Meeting at Northam Draws Record Crowd
The Big February Meeting was held Wednesday with a record attendance despite hot weather. Jolly Cosy led early in the Wee Australian Handicap while Quintus Cross, a Perth favorite, chased and finished behind. Analysis, a 17-year-old standout, won multiple races including the Fourth Class events, as officials reported crowds at the tote and windows despite limited facilities.
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Race report notes close finish and winner at event
A fragmented racing summary notes a tight finish with Eden or similar horse securing victory by a half length. It lists multiple horses such as Rosebarn Elmore and Golden Harp with various times and placements, plus notes about jockeys and track conditions.
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Curious reader complains about early printing of dental act
A letter to the editor from Curious recounts attending a circuit performance on Tuesday and discovering the next morning that the paper had printed details of the show before it finished. The writer notes a sensational dental act described inaccurately and questions the contributor's accuracy in submitting copy.
Disagreement Letter Over Gordon Street Footpath Condition
A reader mails to protest civic plans for Gordon Street between Fitzgerald Street and the railway line. The writer commends tar and sand on the road while condemning the eastern footpath as disgraceful and in need of repair, arguing the footpath needs work more than the main road.
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Funeral Service for Kathleen Grocask in Northam Anglican Burial Ground
The friends of Mr W E Grocask of Guildford Road assemble to follow the remains of his late wife Kathleen to the Anglican portion of the Northam Cemetery. The funeral departs Mr J W Purslowe’s private mortuary Fitzgerald Street at 9:38 Friday morning. Purslowe Undertaker, Northam.
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Funeral Notice for James Harold Matthews
The trigede of the late Mr James Harold Matthews of Grane Valley follow his remains to the Angusan portion of the Northern Cemetery. The funeral leaves Mr J W Parslowe’s private mortuary Fitzgerald Street at 1 o'clock this Friday morning. I W Purslowr, Undertaker, Northars.
Tenders invited for tonnage and delivery at Northam
Aven Batter and Bacon Co operative Company Limited invites tenders returnable on Friday for dry white gam town of White inne feet long on sidings or delivered at porter y Northam. The tewant or any tender not net pesearily. BE YORK, Manager and Secretary.
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Mid Season Silk and Lace Dress Goods Sale
Auction style catalog notes a mid season sale of silk hose, dress fabrics, crepe de chine, silk taffetta and related items. Prices listed vary by item and color including black white and grey in multiple finishes. Items include silk hose ladders, hole proof and drop stitch silks, curtains and linens with reduced prices.
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JENNACUBBINE RACE MEETING DETAILS AND ACCIDENTS
A fragmented report covers racing events at Tennacubbine with weights and handicaps for multiple plates. It notes a spectator or participant injury near Northam, where a man fell during exercise, resulting in a shoulder injury and hospital transfer potentially for X rays in Perth.
Anticipations and Boxing News From Dreadnougin
The report outlines boxing placings in various classes including First through Third Class Plates and Welter. It also covers a French boxer’s anticipated challenge to Kilbane, the Sydney Kangaroo boat race on the Swan River, and a serious aviation crash near Kalgoorlie injuring Lieut. Parer and his cousin. Crop competitions by the Royal Agricultural Society detail a £100 prize pool across five districts and 15 wheat plots judged by department officers.
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Last Days Sale at Dale's on Fitzgerald Street Northam
Readable remnants detail a Summer Sak sale listing special purchases and price cuts on vessels vases trinket boxes fabrics pillows and clothing. Items include silver plated specimens, porcelain, cotton, silk fabrics, bath textiles, and men’s shirts with markdowns and stock notes. Contact phone 104 for availability.
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Helens Yale Tennacubbine race meeting tomorrow
Weerenday racing notes mention Son Jacobson as the oda Sassnef who has retired and won £20,770. Jolly Coay owner P A Connolly donated £25 to Northam Public Hospital. The Brush Steeplechase field included The Cypher, Irish Comedy, and Genzano with no placings. Enurythmic leads Newmarket weights with 10.3. Allen Pottes suffers rheumatics and is aloft.
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Worker condemns photo mockery of Mr B H Angelo
The Labor issue notes criticism of Mr B H Angelo over the White Australia debate. the Workers’ party later expresses regret for personal remarks made in heat. Other items report wage reductions in clothing trades, Wonthaggi miners resuming work, and political shifts in Sydney Labor ranks. Kerosene price set at five pence per tin in Sydney.
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Railways, Centrals clash sparks as crowd watches
A Sunday cricket report details a tense Centrals versus Railways match with limited ground attendance, tense moments, and strategic errors. Sutcliffe and Buckley scored, while Hogg and Rider contributed. the game ends with Railway leaders in the first innings and expectations of a close finish. The Australia Eleven match in Sydney sees O'Keefe star with a double century in a high scoring showcase.
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Hadfield and Paddon Enter World Sculling Championship
Hadfield and Paddon will represent their club in the world sculling championship to be contested in April, aiming for a decisive victory on the water and to raise their profiles in international rowing.
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