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Community notices and sales in Western Australia
Mass will be celebrated at Grats Valley next Sunday at 9 am. Elder Smith and Co announce a clearing sale at Mr R Stewart's farm near Dowerin on Tuesday. Dalgely Co plan a market at Goomalling on Friday with sheep horses and pigs offered. A Warden's Court met at Northam on 5th. Mt Nangeenan prospecting area 24 acres recommended. Meekatharra road board seeks a visit from the Prince of Wales. Heat hits 110 degrees in shade at a mining centre. Tim Marshall challenges Billie McGhie to box for £100 and the house. Knight fined for poisoning a dead cog in a sanitary pan. Northern Times cites 8p inches of rain to date. Fitzroy and Margaret Rivers run strongly. Bishop Long criticises hymn book in All Saints church. Jeffrey and Son send fruit to Wooroloo Sanatorium inmates. A four-year-old boy from Southern Cross goes missing for 20 hours, travels about 30 miles. Auction notice for 130 horses and 150 mixed stock at West Perth yards. Walter H Willcocks in Northam reports tobacco sacks. Victoria salary cut concerns Mr Stratton. Anzac Day holiday set for April 26. Mr P May, Northampton teacher, wins a high school scholarship for pupil Max Alay. Mr Harry Brown starts motor mechanic business in Northam. Tasmanian wheat production declines sharply. Northam Road Board and Vermin Board annual meetings toast list concludes with toasts to the King and Northam leaders.